What do you get when you sit at a table full of poets and they discuss all things love? Your wwwhhhooolleee life. What's your perception of love? Your language? Are you willing to accept a language in which you do not speak? What is the narrative you will tell your children? We cover it all.

This episode features: Ebony Rose, Tiffany "The Wordmatician" Scales, Shawn "MidasTouch" Bayonne, & MC Lyro

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In honor of Veteran’s Day, I sit down with Navy veteran, Author, and CEO (Sol-Caritas) Carlos Wallace. For those that have been a part of my journey, this is the man behind the Sol- Poetry shows. We discuss overcoming adversity, not settling with being still, and being a successful multi entrepreneur.

My desire to understand our black men was an ember that sparked my idea to initially create 'Consciously Tapped In'. In this episode, I speak with Nerraw Nitsua and Merciavoh. We touch on what is considered to be a man, dealing with abuse, the misconception of black men, and much more.  This episode features:  An Exclusive cipher from Poet; SpitKodak via youtube.

@merciavoh

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 In celebration on the success of my first season, I invite a live audience to sit in and participate on a wide range of questions. This is dedicated to those who have fears and have difficulty overcoming them. 💕 See y'all next season!!!

-BeeTap Speaks 

7 months ago I began my Consciously Tapped In - The Podcast, journey. The first episode I sat with my nearest and dearest friends to discuss the struggles and importance of individuality.

WeGoLive Presents "SET IT OFF"- July 24th | 8pm @ The Houston Improv

Email: [email protected] For Tickets

In continuation of mental health awareness month, I bring along 3 guests who've experienced major losses. We discuss the death of loved ones, how it affected them, and what does their healing process look like. Guests: Brittany Alexander (Lady380), Jarret Woodley, & Chris Waddell

$ladyb380 - For show tickets, Improv (May 22)

It's Mental Health Awareness Month!

In my first episode for this series, we discuss the battles we deal with daily, the black community as a majority not seeking help, and ways to figure out how to heal and cope. Ending with a poem "No Room For Tears" Featuring: Montrae Jones, Allison Jones, Christian Owolabi.