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PERSIST. Voices - Empathy, Activism and the Power of the Multi-Hyphenate Life with Malynda Hale
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In this episode of My Simplified Life, host Michelle Glogovac sits down with Malynda Hale — singer, songwriter, podcast host, activist, and advocate — for a powerful conversation on using your voice to create meaningful change. Malynda opens up about the importance of speaking out on social justice issues, how collective empathy can drive progress, and the realities of facing online criticism as a public figure. The discussion dives into the intersection of Christianity and activism, the role of faith in fighting injustice, and why self-care is essential for anyone doing the work of advocacy. Michelle and Malynda also emphasize the importance of local politics, civic engagement, and recognizing elected officials when they serve their communities well. This inspiring episode is a must-listen for anyone committed to activism, faith-driven leadership, and creating positive change.
What We're Talking About...
- Malynda Hale is a multi-hyphenate artist and activist.
- Collective empathy is crucial for social progress.
- Speaking out is essential for artists and public figures.
- Navigating online criticism requires resilience and self-care.
- Bad theology can harm people and misrepresent Christianity.
- Engaging with local politics is important for community impact.
- Self-care practices help maintain balance in activism.
- Empathy should not be viewed negatively in society.
- Praise elected officials for their good work to encourage them.
- Diversity and understanding other cultures enrich society.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background 04:14 The Power of Multi-Hyphenate Careers 07:11 Speaking Out in the Industry 10:28 Collective Empathy and Social Justice 13:18 Navigating Hate and Online Criticism 16:07 The Role of Christianity in Politics 19:11 Self-Care and Personal Well-Being 22:07 Engaging with Local Politics 25:19 Conclusion and Call to Action 31:16 The Importance of Advocacy and Friendship 31:46 Supporting Activists and Speaking Out
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