Tell Me More

What's Been Going On?

Is this a brand-new season and episode of Tell Me More? YES. I'm back to chat and ramble on about all the ideas that constantly encircle my daily experience. This episode is an introspective look at my life currently and how I plan to actively take control of where my ambitions take me. From the mental hardships that come with recording an episode in my childhood bedroom to a revolutionized attitude on how I choose to exert my creativity, this "personal audio diary" is a little too real — but much needed. As mentioned in this episode, Season 2 of Tell Me More will be an authentic and honest expression of who I am in this moment of life. A "thinking out loud" journal for me to reflect on in the future. New episodes weekly. Expect more opinionated observations to come. Listen and enjoy.

How Can I Be A Hot Girl?

Welcome to a brand new episode of Tell Me More; a podcast dedicated to anything and everything. Each episode title contains a question that labels the topic of conversation. Listen closely to the words of Beverly Tabe, a senior at UNC Chapel Hill majoring in psychology on the pre-med track, as we discover what it means to be a "hot girl." It might be easy to take on the "hot girl" spirit in the season of summer, but to maintain this particular lifestyle is not just a simple pill that you can swallow — but a mindset that impacts each part of your daily life. New episodes weekly. Expect some of my friends to join me on a few occasions. Listen and enjoy. In collaboration with MEJO 577: The Branding of Me at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. / Music: Girls In The Hood by Megan Thee Stallion.

Where Have You Been?

Welcome to a brand new episode of Tell Me More; a podcast dedicated to anything and everything. Each episode title contains a question that labels the topic of conversation. On this episode, I give an update on my life and share the reason as to why I have been absent these past three weeks. With only a month left before graduation, I reflect on this chapter ahead and what I hope to gain in this transitional period. As I plan the next steps of this podcast, be prepared for more conversations that will reflect upon a variety of topics that are important to me and the guests that I bring along for the ride. New episodes weekly. Expect some of my friends to join me on a few occasions. Listen and enjoy. (In collaboration with MEJO 577: The Branding of Me at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

What's Tea With The Grammys?

Welcome to a brand new episode of Tell Me More; a podcast dedicated to anything and everything. Each episode title contains a question that labels the topic of conversation. On this episode, listen to Myra Collins and I unpack the cultural moments that took place at the 2023 Grammys. An event that celebrates the musical contributions of the industry's biggest acts, we hold nothing back — especially when it comes to the disastrous Album of The Year fiasco.  New episodes weekly. Expect some of my friends to join me on a few occasions. Listen and enjoy.  (In collaboration with MEJO 577: The Branding of Me at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

How Are These Corporate Streets?

Welcome to a brand new episode of Tell Me More; a podcast dedicated to anything and everything. Each episode title contains a question that labels the topic of conversation. On this episode, hear how Anthony and Tyson Burgess navigate the corporate world through their reflection of past internships. From what they dislike most about any interview to Tyson's explanation of her "financial, data-driven" role, this dialogue will walk you through two individuals that dream big and win together. At each step, their professional development affords them an invaluable and authentic insight on the inner workings of what all graduating seniors will soon become familiar with: The Corporate Streets (a.k.a, Full-Time Jobs).  New episodes weekly. Expect my friends to join me on a few occasions. Listen and enjoy.  (In collaboration with MEJO 577: The Branding of Me at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)