KMOJ's Community Viewpoint - 7-18-2026- What We Don 't Say Loud, Unfamilarizing the Past Culture

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Broadcast on: 31 Aug 2026
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What We Don’t Say Out Loud is a culturally rooted conversation about the unspoken experiences shaping our mental and emotional wellness—from family secrets and generational survival to relationships, parenting, grief, money, masculinity, Black womanhood, faith, friendship, aging, success, and the pressure to always appear strong.

This isn’t just a podcast about mental health. It’s about the culture behind our mental health.

Why did some of us learn to call trauma “just life”? Why was survival celebrated while vulnerability was questioned? What behaviors have we normalized simply because “that’s how we grew up”? And what are we carrying today that was never ours to carry?

Each episode takes something we usually whisper about and puts it directly on the table.

Because some things don’t change until somebody finally says them out loud.

89 KMOJ FM HD 1 and KMOJ HD 2 the Ice Minneapolis St. Paul. The views expressed on this upcoming show are not necessarily those of KMOJ's board of directors, advisory committee, staff, volunteers, or management. Are you ready for real conversations? Real talk. Welcome to the four opinions. It's Saturday at 8 AM on 89 9 KMOJ, the people station, where dialogue goes deeper, hosted by on-air personality, creator and CEO Tiffany Love, featuring the legendary Northside's very own Walter Cuber Banks, and your favorite underwriter and influencer, the OG. This is Impact, this is the four opinions, let's tap in. I'm not coming hard to hear it, but now I'm cool, I didn't make it true that I'm playing by the rules, I'm coming hard being it, but now I'm fine, I'm taking troubleshoot, moving down the line, I'm coming hard being it, but that's okay. Trouble made, don't get in the way, I'm coming hard for me, I've been for real, but I'm gonna keep moving, when I'm falling down, I'm coming hard, I'm not getting down, there's only one, that's true, Texas better trouble, okay Walter, you pick trouble, man, for this morning. Hey, what's up, Doc, Doc, I got my mind, what you know about trouble, man? Oh, man, Marvin Gaye was my first class, okay, okay, I got my mind, good morning Twin Cities 89.9 KMOJ, the four opinions, Walter Cuber Banks Jr, the legendary. Hello, good morning, how beef thought art? How art thou this morning? Quite 12. I'm trying to, well, let me say what's up to my mumbleway, Theo G, the best underwriter in the Twin Cities. Thank you, thank you, good morning, good morning Twin Cities. I'm over it, I'm in the studio, I got clinics, he's like, hey, do I need a mask, no, this is allergies, like I'm trying to do yard work, okay, and I have not been the same since, so that tells you that I am not equipped to do yard work. Well, like you know, okay, I'm in my soft girl era, I'm trying to help, however though my eyes and my nose and everything's just been like running for ever since I touched a leaf. Well, I'm going to use Cubes language he was just using, thou cannot get sick. So, I like that, thou cannot get sick, hopefully, I love you, but hopefully this is just allergies because I've never experienced, and you're going to put some hand sanitizer on. You know what, you need to come over and help your boy with this yard because I'm out here trying to be a supportive partner, and I'm losing. I got a boy that come help me with my yard, you need to send him over, you're trying to do like the little family thing, it's kind of cute, you know, I'm out there with the lemonade, you know. I was doing that. With the Miss Parker, show us all like, hey Miss Parker, but yeah, I'm not winning. That's what got you to code. Right. Well, good morning to us since I'm actually in a good mood, 612373456, you know how we start to show off. We always start off with our rant of the day. Gene, do you have any theology? I got like two. Yeah, you know, respect your fellow man. Ooh.

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