#WeNeedToTalk

Malynda Hale

malyndahale@substack.com

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Booking Overview

#WeNeedToTalk is a values-driven, one-on-one politics and social-justice show hosted by Malynda Hale, with episodes that blend heartfelt conversation and actionable context. It’s a strong fit for guests who can speak credibly to policy, equity, and civic life—especially leaders and experts with a clear public track record.

Metrics

Episodes: 235

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 4.9/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Neutral

Location: USA

YouTube: 323 subscribers

Contact Information

malyndahale@substack.com

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Host

Malynda Hale - Actor, singer and activist; the show is hosted by Malynda Hale and is grounded in the motto that everything begins with a conversation, with emphasis on social justice, politics, religion, society,...

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
Politicians, public officials, and policy leaders with demonstrable records; also credible subject-matter experts connected to social justice, governance, religion-in-society, or civic organizing.
Required Achievements:  
Held elected office (e.g., lieutenant governor) or led major public policy work, Demonstrated track record in government/advocacy, Public visibility through campaigns, legislation, or sustained public service

Recent Guest Discussions

Juliana Stratton - Minimum Wage; Dismantling/restoring Department Of Education; Messaging Dynamics Between Democrats And Republicans; Black Maternal Health; Local And State Politics; Chicago-focused Perspectives

Recent Topics

Politics, Social Justice, Religion, Society, Public Policy

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
#WeNeedToTalk
:

Facts & Context: 5 Ways People are Surviving Right Now

May 29, 2026

Facts & Context: The Quiet Ways People Are Trying To Survive Right NowA lot is going wrong right now. But people are not waiting around. Here are five impactful ways communities are surviving and fighting back.1. Food SNAP participation has dropped by 3.5 million people since last July and the Congressional Budget Office projects 2.4 million people will lose benefits every month over the next decade. In response people are building community refrigerators, mutual aid networks, community garde...

#WeNeedToTalk: In Conversation w/ Juliana Stratton

May 28, 2026

I have been paying close attention to who is showing up with both a clear vision and the receipts to back it up. Juliana Stratton is one of those people.The Illinois Lieutenant Governor is running for U.S. Senate and I had the opportunity to sit down with her for a full conversation about what is actually happening in this country and what she plans to do about it.We covered a lot of ground. The minimum wage and why $25 as the federal minimum is necessary. The dismantling of the Department o...

#WeNeedToTalk: The Iran Conflict, Energy Prices, and What It Means For All Of Us

April 30, 2026

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