On this episode of WNTTLK, Nyla Symone sits down with influencer and streamer Zoe Spencer to discuss her rise in the digital space, her personal aspirations, and relationship perspectives. The conversation explores the music that inspires her, the role TikTok plays in shaping trends, and her ambitions to break into acting—all delivered with a lighthearted, relatable vibe that captures Zoe’s personality and vision for the future. Tune in and comment in the socials below.

Be sure to subscribe, rate and share.

Follow We Need To Talk:

@wnttlk

@nylasymoneee

@zoespencer__

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In her interview with Lecrae, Nyla Symone dives into the rapper’s journey, creative evolution, and upcoming album Reconstruction (out August 22). Lecrae opens up about breaking into mainstream hip hop with Church Clothes, navigating the “Christian rapper” label, and choosing authenticity over chasing fame. He unpacks the meaning behind Reconstruction, emphasizing that broken people can be rebuilt, and shares personal stories—including the loss of his cousin to fentanyl. The conversation also touches on Lecrae’s faith-driven approach to music, his thoughts on collaborating across genres, and a humorous moment involving Kendrick Lamar mentioning him during the Drake beef. Lecrae reflects on his growth, saying he’s at peace being in the tension between worlds, as long as he stays true to who he is. Tune in and comment in the socials below.

Be sure to subscribe, rate and share.

Follow We Need To Talk:

@wnttlk

@nylasymoneee

@lecrae

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of We Need to Talk, Nyla Symone sits down with singer-songwriter Kennedy Ryon for an emotional and empowering conversation about love, healing, and resilience. Kennedy opens up about the abusive relationship that inspired her viral records, sharing how pain became a catalyst for self-discovery and creative expression. They discuss the emotional honesty in her music, her growth as an artist, and what it means to reclaim your voice through storytelling. As an independent artist who recently sold out her first tour, Kennedy reflects on the power of authenticity, the weight of vulnerability, and the excitement of what’s ahead. This is a conversation about turning wounds into art—and doing it on your own terms. Tune in and comment in the socials below.

Be sure to subscribe, rate and share.

Follow We Need To Talk:

@wnttlk

@nylasymoneee

@kennedy.ryon

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.