Filmmaker
Malinda Baum is a visual artist specializing in photography and film for change-making organizations and causes. Her unique professional journey has sharpened her perspective on the human experience, resulting in imagery that changes the way people see each other and themselves.
Mother of four and military wife, Malinda’s always balanced an innate drive toward service, family, and creativity. Pulled toward a greater purpose at 33 years old she trained as an EMT, later enrolling in the fire academy as the first female on the squad. She then spent 13 years as a firefighter and paramedic.
With a belief that images can speak more profoundly than facts, Malinda is driven to capture images, stills and film, that explains topics and context where words often fail. She’s produced multiple series on homelessness and her work has been featured at SXSW.
This is a content trigger warning. In this episode, we will be discussing human trafficking, sex trafficking, and assault, and this may be difficult and or triggering for some of my listeners. Please use discretion when decid...