Two Personal

This week Two Personal hits the road! Joy unpacks the Tate brothers' arrest and what accountability should look like for public figures, then tackles The Odyssey casting backlash and the racism fueling it. From there, a real gym-routine reset and this week's Never Two Personal: a listener wants separate accounts, their spouse wants everything combined; who's right? 00:00 Welcome to On The Road Edition00:59 Tate Brothers Arrested: Does Fame Change Accountability?09:04 The Odyssey Casting Backlash & Reading Comprehension18:06 Gym Routine Reset (ft. Aden's Hair Critique)23:57 Never Two Personal: Joint vs. Separate Bank AccountsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Grammy-winning producer and songwriter Khris Riddick-Tynes sits down with Joy for an unfiltered conversation on building trust with artists, the difference between viral moments and real careers, his own therapy journey, and why women make the best artists in the room. 00:00 – Intro02:06 – The vision behind an album19:20 – Music needs a Bob Marley right now24:03 – The ayahuasca reveal33:40 – Hearing his song sung back at the Forum41:17 – Viral isn't sustainable49:52 – Why men need therapy too56:07 – The double standard for women in musicSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Joy and Hayley discuss America's growing literacy crisis, why critical thinking is disappearing, whether speaking publicly about important issues actually creates change, burnout from always showing up for everyone else, and the difference between wanting community versus committing to it. They wrap up with a hilarious Never Two Personal about girls trips, guys trips, and relationship double standards. 00:00 – Intro00:19 – America's literacy crisis: the stats02:15 – Growing up with strict reading rules04:47 – "A stupid population is easier to control"06:37 – The history of literacy as a control tactic08:56 – Has Joy's relationship with speaking up changed?11:52 – Is speaking out even making a difference?16:04 – "Everyone's person, but not many are mine"18:56 – Asking for help & letting go of shame21:47 – Burnout: "My nervous system is shot"22:33 – Never Two Personal: Girls trip vs. guys trip28:23 – OutroSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Heather Sanders joins Joy Taylor for an honest conversation about growing up online, navigating a long-term relationship in public, postpartum depression, motherhood, business, and learning to choose yourself. Together they explore why people feel entitled to judge relationships, what partnership really means, and why personal growth often requires giving yourself grace. 00:00 – Welcome Heather Sanders to the show 00:38 – "That person is dead": growing up publicly 04:13 – The public relationship "clock" theory 08:02 – Engaged twice, still not married and here's why 11:40 – Building a partnership vs. needing a piece of paper 17:04 – "Keep that pussy inside": the streets aren't for everybody 20:03 – What she's learned about herself as a woman at 36 25:15 – Postpartum shame and the pressure on women 31:39 – Her therapy journey and finding the right fit 38:15 – Entrepreneur advice: consistency over everything 39:42 – Getting audited: "I don't even know where the money went" 43:44 – Why she stepped back from being an influencer 45:16 – Getting backlash for sharing the hard stuff 46:17 – The first time she cried on the internet 52:47 – Grieving old versions of herself 57:56 – "You have to choose that person every day" 1:00:59 – The stat about men leaving terminally ill partners 1:02:19 – Her favorite part of being married 1:05:20 – Throwback pictures and purple contacts 1:08:00 – Tattoo confessions: King Trelll, Terrell's face tattoo 1:06:36 – The contact lens story that scared everyoneSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joy and Hayley are back from the 4th of July with stories to tell, starting with a campsite "Karen" who tried to police everyone's music and ending with a real conversation about identity and history. Along the way: is everyone over parenting in 2026? Cardi B gives Black Americans their flowers on CNN, and the girls give their honest take on the Taylor Swift/Travis Kelce "American royal wedding." Plus, a Two Personal listener question sends Joy down memory lane to her wildest years. 00:00 Intro & Holiday Weekend Recap 02:01 The Campsite "Karen" Confrontation 08:23 Are 2026 Parents Doing Too Much? 14:29 Cardi B's CNN Interview & Reclaiming Black American History 19:05 The "American Royal Wedding": Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce 28:41 Never Two Personal: Your 20-Year-Old Self vs. NowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Melissa Fredericks, the woman behind Kev on Stage Studios, steps out solo for what may be her first-ever podcast appearance without her husband. Joy Taylor pulls back the curtain on who Melissa really is: a rule-follower navigating the lawless world of entrepreneurship, a mother of two Black boys, a woman interrogating her faith, and someone quietly trying to find her footing in a brand new chapter of life. From the Jeezy cancel attempt to vulnerability in marriage to what it actually takes to keep a 20-year relationship alive, this conversation goes deep. In this episode:(00:00) Intro | Melissa's First Solo Podcast Appearance(01:03) The Internet Tried to Cancel Them Over Jeezy(04:23) What Christianity Is Actually Supposed to Look Like(16:00) Raising Black Boys & The Weight They Carry(22:24) Empty Nesting, Kev Wants Her to Write a Movie & Finding Herself(29:00) 20 Years of Marriage: What This Chapter Looks Like Now(41:13) Feeling Unanchored After Motherhood(48:12) Vulnerability, The Dog Analogy & Saying Yes Twice(58:00) Making Real Friends in Hollywood is Hard(01:03:35) Waiting to Exhale Friendship & Writing a Rom Com(01:09:00) Where to Follow Melissa Subscribe and tune in for more episodes. New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday at 9AM PST.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joy flies solo this week with stories from her trip through France, a breakdown of what Cannes Lions is really like for creators and brands, BET Awards reactions, and her now-viral take on why men having female friends is a green flag. She closes with a Never Two Personal segment on the best moments of her life heading into 40. 00:00 France & Cannes recap04:38 Cannes Lions strategy and imposter syndrome13:00 BET Awards recap18:52 White House BTS19:56 Men with female friends debate44:43 Never Two PersonalSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joy Taylor sits down with Valeisha Butterfield, Obama administration alum, Recording Academy's first-ever Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer, and founder of Seed Media. Get ready for a raw, wide-ranging conversation on audacity, the death of humility, entrepreneurship, dating post-divorce (with a hiking story that will have you screaming), sisterhood, and what it means to be a Black woman in this moment. 0:00 — Intro: Joy introduces Valeisha and teases the topics1:02 — Audacity: Redefining the word and why mediocre men have it in abundance3:02 — The case against humility: "I am not humble before other humans"4:40 — Working loud: Taking credit for your work and not letting anyone swoop it6:50 — Playing the game strategically in corporate and political spaces7:44 — Valeisha's mom moment: The audacity to take your full maternity leave9:29 — The girlboss myth and why the conversation is exhausting11:34 — How scared are we? Living in unprecedented times12:20 — Why Valeisha isn't afraid: People move where culture moves13:44 — Is culture in a good place? Music, art, film, and who we're platforming17:07 — Empowering creators: Pick up the camera, don't wait for the green light19:27 — Young people, their time, and learning to live with less23:18 — Valeisha's shift from corporate to entrepreneurship26:57 — The one thing Joy and Valeisha cannot stand: Wasted time27:33 — Dating after divorce: The lover girl problem29:38 — Love bombing — why it's a red flag AND why it feels so good33:14 — Meeting your kids: The story of the restaurant ambush39:00 — Men in their midlife era, online illusions, and the gender war myth44:00 — Dating apps — what worked, what didn't, and a hiking story gone left58:40 — What's keeping Valeisha centered right now1:00:02 — Boundaries as a muscle: Saying no to protect your peace1:02:17 — Women relationships as the key to survival1:06:27 — Black women, solidarity, and a direct charge to non-Black women1:12:24 — Closing: Something has to give, and we have to be ready1:13:47 — OutroSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joy Taylor is bringing all the opinions this week. She breaks down the NYT's viral 8,000-word profile on AI actress Tilly Norwood and explains why she's unbothered. AI doesn't scare her in the creative space, full stop. Then she gets into the essay going around about what actually destroys female friendships (quiet dishonesty, not big betrayals), and why being confrontational is actually a form of respect. The marriage chemistry debate hits next. Joy weighs in on whether you can settle down with someone who isn't the greatest sex of your life. Spoiler: the answer is nuanced but the delivery is not. Joy wraps with Never Two Personal, answering whether maintaining friendships with exes is mature or a red flag. 0:00 — Intro0:00 — AI & the NYT Tilly Norwood Article7:10 — What Actually Breaks Female Friendships12:44 — Don't Marry the Best Sex of Your Life18:49 — Never Two Personal: Boyfriend & His ExSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kalen Allen joins Joy Taylor for a vulnerable conversation about growing up queer in Kansas, finding fame through viral videos, working with Ellen, navigating Hollywood, and learning how to build a life rooted in joy instead of proving people wrong. 0:00 – Welcome Kalen Allen + the Interstellar Detour3:53 – Turning 30 and Letting Go of Old Personas7:00 – The Real Reason He Wanted Fame12:31 – Coming Out, Family & Choosing Joy Over Tragedy18:13 – The Mask: Performing Through Pain24:04 – Beyoncé, Faith & Finding God on His Own Terms32:02 – The Black Church, Pride Month & "Why Won't You Show Up for Us?"38:26 – Love, Solitude & Wanting Kids on His Own Terms45:05 – Hustle, Legacy & Opinion vs. Critique53:30 – Setting the Record Straight on Ellen1:01:52 – What's Next for KalenSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joy Taylor discusses Elon Musk becoming the world's first trillionaire and what society expects from the ultra wealthy. She also addresses the continued attacks against Michelle Obama following controversial comments made after a UFC event at the White House, and unpacks why Rick Ross flying commercial shouldn't be a scandal. Plus, Joy answers this week's Never Two Personal question: Is it okay for married couples to sleep in separate bedrooms? Chapters:00:00 – Intro & Weekend Recap00:41 – Elon Musk Becomes a Trillionaire08:24 – Josh Hokit's Michelle Obama Comment16:42 – Rick Ross Flying Commercial22:41 – Never Two Personal: Separate BedroomsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MJ Acosta-Ruiz joins Joy Taylor for one of their most personal conversations yet. The longtime friends discuss the pressure of succeeding as Black and Latina women in sports media, navigating burnout while building successful careers, and unlearning the perfectionism and people-pleasing habits that many women inherit from childhood. MJ opens up about balancing multiple high-profile roles across ESPN, NFL Network and NBA TV, the emotional toll of constantly striving for excellence, and what it means to show up authentically in spaces that weren't built for you. They also dive into identity, representation, generational expectations, and why giving yourself grace might be the hardest lesson of all. If you've ever felt overwhelmed trying to do everything perfectly, this conversation is for you.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this solo episode of Two Personal, Joy Taylor dives into one of the stories she believes should concern all of us: the Scott Pelley and 60 Minutes controversy, and what it reveals about the state of journalism, media integrity, and truth in today's world. Joy also discusses the complicated conversations surrounding the Diddy and Daphne Joy controversy, the importance of protecting your relationships from outside opinions, and why setting healthy boundaries with friends matters more than ever. Plus, a thoughtful Never Two Personal conversation during Pride Month about acceptance, humanity, and leading with compassion. Topics include:• Scott Pelley and the future of journalism• Why media integrity still matters• The Diddy and Daphne Joy controversy• Revenge porn and public scrutiny• Friendship boundaries and relationship advice• Pride Month and allyship• Never Two Personal Subscribe and follow Two Personal for new episodes every week. Follow us on social: @TwoPersonalShowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jameela Jamil joins Joy Taylor for a powerful conversation about trauma, healing, women's safety, feminism, and the hidden toll constant stress takes on the nervous system. Jameela shares her experience recovering from a recent traumatic attack, the nervous system shutdown that followed, and the lessons she's learned about PTSD, rage, and survival. Together, she and Joy discuss patriarchy, women's anger, emotional resilience, and why these conversations matter now more than ever.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joy Taylor tackles the ongoing debate around "girlboss" culture and the pressure women face to excel in every area of life. She discusses ambition, workplace expectations, feminism, motherhood, sacrifice, and why the idea of having it all at the same time may be one of the biggest myths women are sold. Plus, a Never Two Personal question about navigating comparison and respect in a relationship.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kayla Nicole joins Joy Taylor for a raw conversation about navigating internet criticism, public perception, career reinvention, and building confidence in the spotlight. They discuss podcasting, media careers, going viral with Toni Braxton, Special Forces, creator culture, online narratives, and the challenge of defining yourself beyond public opinion. This episode is about identity, resilience, growth, and refusing to let the internet define your story.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The NAACP launched a campaign urging Black athletes and consumers to boycott public universities in states accused of limiting Black voting representation, but Joy Taylor believes the conversation is more complicated than people want to admit. In this solo episode, Joy breaks down the economic reality behind college athletics, NIL money, generational wealth, and why asking young athletes to sacrifice life-changing opportunities comes with real consequences. She also dives into modern expectations placed on women, the pressure to “have it all,” and why choice matters more than judgment. Plus, this week's Never Two Personal question asks: if you had to choose one, loyalty or respect, which matters more?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tone Bell joins Joy Taylor for an honest conversation about stand-up comedy, relationships, chasing success, and the grind behind building a career in entertainment. Tone opens up about starting comedy at 15 years old, working regular jobs before fully betting on himself, navigating breakups and marriage, and why his wife has become his safe place away from the pressures of life on the road and in the industry. Funny, vulnerable, and relatable, this episode dives into the reality behind making people laugh for a living.

Joy Taylor gets personal about motherhood, pregnancy, parenting pressure, and the unrealistic expectations women face. From breastfeeding conversations to public opinion around parenting choices, Joy explains why every woman's journey is different and why people need to stop treating motherhood like public property. She also discusses maternal mortality, societal pressure on women, and the impossible standards mothers are expected to live up to, plus another Never Two Personal segment.

Joy Taylor and Rosie Acosta explore meditation, emotional intelligence, spirituality, technology, self trust, and the growing feeling of disconnection in modern life. Together, they unpack how overstimulation, social media, and the loss of real human interaction are affecting our relationships, mental health, and ability to connect with ourselves and others. From mindfulness practices to emotional safety and compassion, this conversation dives into the realities so many people are experiencing but rarely discuss openly.

Joy Taylor gets personal about spending over 20 years in the public eye and the reality of having strangers constantly comment on your body, appearance, and health. In this solo episode, Joy opens up about aging, weight fluctuations, stress, wellness trends, therapy, and learning to embrace softness instead of constantly trying to “fix” herself. After recent bloodwork revealed extremely high stress levels, Joy began reevaluating her relationship with fitness, health, and self-image. She explains why personalized health matters, why internet commentary can be dangerous, and why people should be more gentle with themselves and others. A vulnerable conversation about health, self-worth, and surviving the pressure of public life.

This week on Two Personal, Joy Taylor sits down with Kirbie Johnson for an honest conversation about beauty standards, aging, body image, and the pressure women face in the public eye. They unpack weight loss culture, purity culture, millennial aging, social conditioning, patriarchy, motherhood expectations, skincare trends aimed at children, and the unrealistic image of femininity many women grew up consuming. Kirbie also opens up about identity, work-life balance, evolving beyond outside validation, and what's next in her career as she steps into a new chapter.

Joy Taylor walks through the history of voter suppression, from post-Civil War barriers to the Voting Rights Act, and explains how recent decisions are reshaping the way voting power is protected today. Joy also addresses the growing sense of political apathy and why disengagement has real consequences, especially for communities that have historically had to fight to be heard. This conversation is about understanding the system, recognizing what is at stake, and why participation still matters. The episode also includes this week's Never Two Personal segment.

Joy Taylor sits down with Marcus Black for an honest conversation about marriage, relationships, and accountability. They discuss what it means to choose a partner with intention, why emotional safety matters, and how many people enter relationships without fully understanding the commitment they are making. The episode also explores communication, expectations, and the role of personal responsibility in long-term relationships. This conversation offers a deeper look at the realities of marriage and the work required to build something lasting.

Joy dives into the headlines surrounding Megan Thee Stallion and Klay Thompson, using the moment to unpack a deeper conversation about cheating, accountability, and why people romanticize public relationships. She shares her personal experiences and makes it clear she has zero tolerance for cheating, emphasizing the importance of recognizing patterns over believing promises. Plus, this week's Never Two Personal segment brings a direct and honest perspective you don't want to miss.

This week on Two Personal, Joy Taylor sits down with Azar Farideh for a powerful and deeply personal conversation. Azar shares her experience growing up in and ultimately escaping a cult, opening up about the realities of what she endured, how she survived, and what it took to rebuild her life after. She speaks candidly about the trauma that followed, the challenges of navigating relationships, and the ongoing journey of healing. The conversation also expands into career growth, therapy, and the realities of being a woman navigating life, love, and personal development in today's world. Joy and Azar balance heavy topics with honest, relatable moments, making this episode both emotional and insightful. This is a story of survival, self-discovery, and the work it takes to move forward.

Joy Taylor breaks down two heavy but necessary conversations shaping today's reality. She unpacks a disturbing investigation into online communities that enable and normalize violence, and challenges the role digital platforms play in allowing this content to exist and spread. Joy also reflects on a recent tragic case that highlights the ongoing dangers of domestic violence, even in situations that appear controlled or resolved. This episode pushes past surface-level reactions and asks deeper questions about accountability, safety, and the systems we continue to trust. Plus, this week's Never Two Personal segment.

Joy Taylor sits down with Sahar Khorram for a candid conversation on the realities of modern womanhood. From breaking down the stigma around prenups to opening up about surrogacy, fertility, and the journey to motherhood, this episode explores the emotional and practical decisions women face today. They also touch on balancing career and family, maintaining identity, and briefly reflect on the global perspective of what children are facing in Iran. A thoughtful, honest conversation that blends real-life experience with meaningful insight.

In this solo episode, Joy Taylor opens up about grief, both the loss of someone close to her and the emotional process of letting go of the person she once was. Grief is not always limited to losing others. It can also come from life changes, personal growth, and the realization that you are no longer the same person you used to be. Joy reflects on navigating loss, identity, and change, while also sharing what is currently bringing her joy in this season of life. This episode is an honest conversation about healing, growth, and finding light in difficult moments.

Joy Taylor is joined by Les Alfred for a conversation about discipline, clarity, and the difference between being busy and being productive. They discuss how easy it is to fall into the trap of scrolling and calling it work, why it's important to get honest about what's actually moving you forward, and the value of knowing what you want to say before focusing on anything else. Les also shares advice for young women navigating their careers and building something meaningful with intention.

Conversations around women, power and independence are shifting fast, and not everyone is ready for it. In Episode 2, Joy breaks down what's really behind the "trad wife" movement and why it's sparking so much debate. From women upholding systems that work against them to the rise of more traditional expectations, this episode explores the tension between progress and pushback. Joy also dives into modern relationships, generational independence, and the evolving political climate shaping these conversations. This is an honest look at where things stand and where they may be headed.

Season 3 of Two Personal starts with a real conversation. Joy opens up about taking a break, where she's been mentally, and what she is excited to share this season. From there, we get into everything: The creator vs journalist debate, media responsibility, Nick Cannon, global conversations, and the blurred lines shaping culture right now. Nothing is off limits.

Lil Rel joins Joy Taylor on Two Personal for a hilarious, vulnerable, and wide-ranging conversation covering everything from pizza, pigeons, and NBA beefs to the state of modern comedy. He opens up about therapy, anxiety, imposter syndrome, and how grief, sobriety, and the pressure of performance shaped the persona he once hid behind. Rel shares wild early-career stories — including performing at a baby shower and opening for male strippers — while reflecting on why Eddie Murphy inspired his entire journey. Joy and Rel close with sharp takes on internet culture, emotional intelligence, failing forward, and the legends who shaped them. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

WNBA star Lexie Brown joins Joy Taylor for a raw, unfiltered Two Personal interview — and nothing is off limits. From the WNBA's “feminine era” to league gatekeeping, player relationships, NIL money, Crohn's disease, dating as a pro athlete, and the reality of social media trolls — Lexie holds NOTHING back. Lexie explains why the WNBA finally stopped gatekeeping players' personalities, how femininity is finally being embraced, and the truth behind the public feud involving the commissioner. She also breaks down the new wave of fans, the impact of NIL on women's sports, and why players deserve real revenue sharing — not “be grateful and quiet.” Joy and Lexie then go deep into dating, monogamy, sex expectations, cheating, “fake pages,” male loneliness, why men don't have friends, and the internet's obsession with women's bodies. One of the most honest conversations we've ever had on Two Personal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Joy Taylor sits down with Lore'l (The Morning Hustle, Listen to Black Women, Live Wire) for a raw, funny, and sharp convo on the “messy” label vs real journalism, why women interviewers get dragged, BET Weekend, setting boundaries, holding grudges, blocking/unblocking, and the current state of women's rap. They also break down media training, when artists demand edits, and how to promote music without ducking tough questions. Subscribe for more Too Personal interviews and rants. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joy Taylor sits down with two-time Super Bowl Champion LeSean “Shady” McCoy for one of the funniest and most brutally honest Too Personal Podcast episodes yet. They talk about: The price of fame — how success changed friendships and trust Shady's experiences with women, heartbreak, and learning to love again Why Joy and Shady both struggle with vulnerability and loyalty in the spotlight The truth behind Chip Kelly, Andy Reid, and the infamous Eagles trade What it really takes to become a Hall of Famer How Shady's childhood and parents inspired his foundation work This episode moves from laughter to vulnerability to pure chaos — the ultimate Too Personal mix.  Watch the full interview on Too Personal Podcast Questions or guest ideas: ⁠twopersonalpodcast@gmail.com⁠ Follow @TooPersonalShow #JoyTaylor #LeSeanMcCoy #TooPersonalPodcast #ShadyMcCoy #NFL #FootballStories #Relationships #Fame #Trust #HallOfFame #Eagles #Bills #JoyTaylorPodcast #SpeakEasy #InsideTheRing #Therapy #Vulnerability Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joy Taylor sits down with actor, producer, and creator Joshua Neal, star of One of Them Days, for a raw and hilarious conversation about fame, fake energy, dating in Hollywood, and staying authentic when everyone wants access to you. From viral content to film success, Joshua opens up about the challenges of being a creative in an industry full of pressure, opinions, and false relationships. Joy and Joshua dive deep into emotional intelligence, boundaries, and why real connection matters more than ever in 2025.

Julian Horton, star of the hit Tyler Perry–Netflix series Beauty and Black, sits down with Joy Taylor for a powerful and emotional episode of the Two Personal Podcast. They dive into: His breakout role as Roy Belair in Beauty and Black What it's like to play a hated character on Netflix How God and death reshaped his entire outlook on success His viral single “Gon' head Buss It” with Timo and Erica Banks His journey from Uber driver to Netflix actor and producer Why staying humble, grounded, and grateful keeps him at peace Julian and Joy talk about purpose, energy, fame, and faith — a raw and inspiring conversation for anyone chasing their dreams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joy Taylor sits down with comedian Clint Coley for a brutally honest and hilarious conversation about love, dating, marriage, Hollywood, and the death of common sense in comedy. They talk about: * Why today's audiences get too offended over jokes. * Clint's rise in stand-up and the mentors who helped him survive Hollywood. * Why incels and toxic internet culture are ruining modern dating. * Joy Taylor's viral quote: “I can't date a man who's never dated a pretty woman.” * Whether women today really make men feel like they're not needed. Funny. Unfiltered. Thought-provoking. This is Two Personal Podcast at its best. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In this episode of the Too Personal Podcast, Joy Taylor sits down with Nina Parker — TV host, producer, and fashion entrepreneur — for a brutally honest talk about surviving in the entertainment industry. Nina opens up about Hollywood's toxic culture, how ideas get stolen, and why Black women have to fight every single day to be respected in the media world. Joy and Nina trade stories about newsroom chaos, betrayal, gatekeeping, and why authenticity still matters in a fake industry. They also discuss how success, friendship, and loyalty can't coexist easily in Hollywood — and why both women choose to build opportunities for the next generation instead of hoarding them. Then Joy and Nina open up about sex culture in Hollywood and how to be more open with your romantic partners

Joy Taylor sits down with actor and former pro baseball player Stephen Bishop (Moneyball, Being Mary Jane, Fatal Affair) for one of the most unexpected Two Personal conversations yet. From being hit by a car at 15 and meeting God with no injuries, to going nude on a movie set, to debating whether baseball's unwritten rules are outdated or sacred, Joy and Stephen go at it. They clash on bat flips, tradition vs. fun, and whether baseball has lost its excitement. Stephen calls baseball a “game of failure” and defends the code, while Joy dismisses “unwritten rules” as just “suggestions.” This one covers faith, sports, Hollywood, and the moments that define who we are.

Joy Taylor and Rachel Lindsay expose performative religion, fake faith, and the hypocrisy of people who “talk God” while doing harm. From COVID debates to culture-war virtue signaling, they deliver blunt, unfiltered truth on why excuses and lack of accountability are destroying trust. Is forgiveness just being used as a free pass to avoid responsibility?

Joy Taylor is back with another unfiltered conversation on Too Personal — joined by Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings of Earn Your Leisure. From faith and hypocrisy in America, to gun violence, family, and culture, this episode pulls no punches. Rashad and Troy open up about their journey building EYL, InvestFest, and pushing financial literacy into the culture, while Joy dives deep into the contradictions she sees in faith, politics, and society.  Expect Joy's signature rant, raw honesty, and moments that will make you rethink what you believe.  Subscribe for more episodes of Too Personal with Joy Taylor — where nothing is off limits. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Michael Jordan, LeBron James, Kobe Bryant may dominate sports talk, but Joy Taylor brings you a different kind of real conversation. On this week's Two Personal Podcast, Joy sits down with comedian, actress, and content creator Jazmyn W for a raw, hilarious, and vulnerable interview. They talk about everything from dating disasters and unsolicited DMs to how motherhood and confidence shaped Jazmyn's comedy career. The two break down the stigma around women talking openly about sex, how religious upbringings shaped their perspectives, and what it means to stand strong in male-dominated industries. This episode is packed with wild dating stories, viral comedy moments, and real-life lessons about confidence, self-love, and not settling in relationships. Follow the show on social media: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/twopersonalshow/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@twopersonalshow Follow Joy Taylor on social media Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/joytaylortalks Twitter - https://twitter.com/JoyTaylorTalks TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/joytaylortalks Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Two Personal Podcast, Joy Taylor sits down with journalist and podcast host Danielle Robay for a powerful conversation about the grind, vulnerability, and chasing success in today's media world. They dive into the hidden side of building a career — from the fear of failure to the importance of showing up when you're not prepared. Danielle shares her inspiring story of turning rejection into opportunity, launching her podcast Question Everything, and creating a conversation card game that encourages meaningful dialogue. Joy reflects on her own journey, the cost of vulnerability, and why consistency and hard work matter more than overnight fame. Together, they discuss the sacrifices, pivots, and quiet moments that create true breakthroughs. What you'll see in this clip: • Joy Taylor on balancing vulnerability with strength • Danielle Robay's journey from rejection to building her own platform • Why consistency and hard work beat overnight success • The power of asking the right questions If you love real conversations, career advice, and honest takes on life in media, this one is for you. Comment below — do you believe vulnerability is a strength or a weakness? Follow the show on social media: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/twopersonalshow/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@twopersonalshow Follow Joy Taylor on social media Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/joytaylortalks Twitter - https://twitter.com/JoyTaylorTalks TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/joytaylortalks Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joy Taylor sits down with legendary fashion designer Jeff Hamilton, the man behind the most iconic jackets in NBA history. From Michael Jordan's three-peat Bulls to Kobe Bryant's unforgettable championship moment, Jeff's work has defined the culture of basketball, hip-hop, and fashion for decades. In this exclusive interview, Jeff opens up about: Designing the legendary Kobe Bryant championship jacket and why it became the most famous piece in sports fashion history. How Michael Jordan's jackets became more than clothes — they became trophies. His deep ties with NBA legends, hip-hop icons, and cultural figures like LeBron James, Nelson Mandela, Rihanna, Drake, Billy Idol, and more. The struggles he faced after selling his company, hitting rock bottom, and how Kobe's passing reignited his passion. Why being an immigrant fueled his hunger for success and how he views his legacy today. The balance between creativity, discipline, and authenticity in an industry built on hype. Jeff Hamilton's story is one of resilience, creativity, and cultural impact. Whether you're a fan of NBA history, streetwear fashion, Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan, or hip-hop culture, this conversation will inspire you.

Joy Taylor sits down with model, author, and activist Tess Holliday for an unfiltered conversation on beauty, body positivity, and self-love. Tess opens up about her journey from the South to becoming one of the most recognizable voices in fashion and activism. In this candid interview, Joy and Tess discuss: Tess Holliday's new book "Take Up Space, Y'all" and why she wrote it for the next generation The pressures of beauty standards in the age of Instagram and celebrity culture How to overcome shame, embrace self-confidence, and find real empowerment Parenting, resilience, and navigating online hate with grace The future of inclusivity in media and fashion This is a powerful, funny, and deeply honest conversation you don't want to miss.

Comedian Tony Baker joins Joy Taylor on Two Personal for a hilarious, brutally honest conversation about vasectomies, body image, and why he rejects being called “wholesome.” From the streets to the stage, Tony Baker has lived a life full of stories — and he's telling them all. In this episode, Tony opens up about his decision to get a vasectomy, the stigma men face around preventive health, growing up uncomfortable with his body, and how he learned to navigate self-image in comedy and relationships. Joy and Tony also dive into cultural differences in affection, “where my hug at” guys, generational shifts in expressing love, and why men should get more comfortable with their bodies. Plus — shower debates, colonoscopy prep, vegetarian life, religion, peace over happiness, and much more.

Gilbert Arenas is everywhere right now — viral clips, wild takes, and nonstop controversy. But on this episode of The Two Personal Podcast with Joy Taylor, he drops the persona and opens up on what really shaped him.