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.

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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.

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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.

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In this episode of We Need to Talk, Nyla Symone sits down with Nigerian artist CKay for an honest and insightful conversation about love, growth, and the global rise of Afrobeat. CKay reflects on his creative process, the importance of emotional well-being, and the impact DJs have in pushing the culture forward. He speaks to the personal and professional evolution that shaped his latest project, CKay The Second (which is a more mature and coherent body of work, influenced by his global experiences and emotional growth since the release of CKay The First). From navigating the music industry to defining success on his own terms, CKay shares how he's building something lasting—one intentional step at a time. Tune in and comment in the socials below.

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Originally Aired February 24th, 2025

On this episode of WNTTLK, Nyla Symone sits with special guest Iceware Vezzo who hares his journey from a young entrepreneur in Detroit to a rising star in the rap industry. He discusses the challenges of maintaining a healthy lifestyle while on the road, the impact of politics on personal relationships and the unique sound of Detroit rap that often goes unacknowledged. Vezzo also shares his upcoming film projects, the transformative power of shrooms and more. Tune in and comment in the socials below.

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On this episode of WNTTLK, independent artist BreezyLyn stops by to share her journey of self-discovery, artistry, and resilience. She opens up about the realities of navigating the music industry as an independent woman, the emotional toll of relationships, and the distractions that often come with visibility and fame. Breezy offers a behind-the-scenes look into the making of her project Earth to Breezy, reflecting on how creativity and authenticity anchor her through personal and professional highs and lows. From the pressures of social media to the importance of financial literacy and choosing the right circle, Breezy unpacks the lessons she’s learned while carving out her own lane. With a clear vision for her future, she speaks to the power of alignment, intentionality, and staying grounded amid it all. Tune in and comment in the socials below.

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Rising artist KWN stops by We Need To Talk opens up about her evolution in the music industry, reflecting on the creative process that fuels her work and the personal growth that has shaped her sound. She speaks on the importance of authenticity, navigating fame with intention, and remaining grounded in his values. KWN also discusses how her cultural background informs her music and shares a glimpse into upcoming projects, including her aspirations for Grammy-level recognition. With humility and focus, she invites listeners into his journey—past, present, and future. Tune in and comment in the socials below.

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On this episode of We Need To Need To Talk, R&B artist Dende sits with Nyla Symone opens up about his journey through love, heartbreak, and self-discovery as an artist. He reflects on growing up in Katy, Texas, navigating college life, and the tension between family expectations and creative ambition. Dende shares insights into signing with Def Jam, building a trusted creative team, and the process behind crafting his debut EP. The conversation explores the emotional weight of his music, the experience of going viral, and the vulnerability embedded in his storytelling. As the episode wraps, Dende offers his take on the current state of R&B and his vision for what's next. Tune in and comment in the socials below.

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