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On this episode of Behind the Mic: Powered by REVOLT Podcast Network, we’re celebrating Trans Day of Visibility with a very special guest — Hazell Harve, one fourth of the #CareFreeBlackGirl podcast and a rising star in the Charlotte creative scene.
Hazell opens up about her journey from Hartford, Connecticut to Charlotte, North Carolina, and how what started as an unexpected move turned into a “blessing in disguise.” She shares how she got introduced to the podcast by QUANNA, how joining the Xclusive House of Lanvin in the Ballroom scene changed her life, and why she’s committed to being visible, vocal, and real in everything she does.
Trans Visibility Day is about championing the diversity and resilience of the trans community - https://www.revolt.tv/article/trans-visibility-day-is-about-uplifting-the-transgender-community
B-Sides Track of the Week
Hazell gave us two tracks that keep her grounded and glowing:
– “Keep Your Head Up” by Chaka Khan
– “What If God Was One of Us” (performed by Cheryl Pepsii Riley in Diary of a Mad Black Woman)
Both picks were straight from the Tyler Perry vault and a reminder that sometimes, motivation shows up in soundtracks we grew up with.
Personal Insights
Hazell speaks on writing her first piece for REVOLT, how Ballroom gave her community, and the leadership role she never expected. “Ballroom helped me realize my worth and my impact — it taught me how to lead.” She also shares how #CareFreeBlackGirl became her introduction to podcasting, and how stepping in front of the mic helped her discover a whole new side of herself.
Quote of the Episode
“Ballroom helped me realize my worth and my impact — it taught me how to lead.”
Chapters
00:49 Meet Hazell Harve
01:31 Hazell's Journey to Podcasting
03:15 Trans Visibility and Personal Insights
04:09 Hazell's Music Picks
05:56 Life in Charlotte
13:18 Ballroom Community and Impact
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Tap in with Behind the Mic wherever you listen to podcasts. Rate us five stars and leave a review if you’re feeling it.
Follow @RevoltCreatorNetwork on IG and @RevoltPodcasts on Twitter/X as we continue to build space for creators like Hazell.
Guest Socials & Links
Follow Hazell: @HazellHarve
Credits
Behind the Mic: Powered by REVOLT Podcast Network is hosted by Wize Grazette. Edited and produced by Storytime Studios and Indie Creative Network.
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On this episode of Behind the Mic: Powered by REVOLT Podcast Network, we’re celebrating Trans Day of Visibility with a very special guest — Hazell Harve, one fourth of the #CareFreeBlackGirl podcast and a rising star in the Charlotte creative scene.
Hazell opens up about her journey from Hartford, Connecticut to Charlotte, North Carolina, and how what started as an unexpected move turned into a “blessing in disguise.” She shares how she got introduced to the podcast by QUANNA, how joining the Xclusive House of Lanvin in the Ballroom scene changed her life, and why she’s committed to being visible, vocal, and real in everything she does.
Trans Visibility Day is about championing the diversity and resilience of the trans community - https://www.revolt.tv/article/trans-visibility-day-is-about-uplifting-the-transgender-community
B-Sides Track of the Week
Hazell gave us two tracks that keep her grounded and glowing:
– “Keep Your Head Up” by Chaka Khan
– “What If God Was One of Us” (performed by Cheryl Pepsii Riley in Diary of a Mad Black Woman)
Both picks were straight from the Tyler Perry vault and a reminder that sometimes, motivation shows up in soundtracks we grew up with.
Personal Insights
Hazell speaks on writing her first piece for REVOLT, how Ballroom gave her community, and the leadership role she never expected. “Ballroom helped me realize my worth and my impact — it taught me how to lead.” She also shares how #CareFreeBlackGirl became her introduction to podcasting, and how stepping in front of the mic helped her discover a whole new side of herself.
Quote of the Episode
“Ballroom helped me realize my worth and my impact — it taught me how to lead.”
Chapters
00:49 Meet Hazell Harve
01:31 Hazell's Journey to Podcasting
03:15 Trans Visibility and Personal Insights
04:09 Hazell's Music Picks
05:56 Life in Charlotte
13:18 Ballroom Community and Impact
Subscribe & Follow
Tap in with Behind the Mic wherever you listen to podcasts. Rate us five stars and leave a review if you’re feeling it.
Follow @RevoltCreatorNetwork on IG and @RevoltPodcasts on Twitter/X as we continue to build space for creators like Hazell.
Guest Socials & Links
Follow Hazell: @HazellHarve
Credits
Behind the Mic: Powered by REVOLT Podcast Network is hosted by Wize Grazette. Edited and produced by Storytime Studios and Indie Creative Network.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices