In our very first episode of The Zeal Life Podcast, we dive into what it really means to run from, and step into, your power as a creative.

We unpack Teyana Taylor’s Golden Globe win and why her moment is bigger than an award — it’s a cultural shift. From her evolution as an artist to what her recognition means for Black creatives. We also get into New York Fashion Week and its relevancy, and the quiet intimidation that can creep in when your talent starts taking up space. What happens when your gifts make other people uncomfortable — or even yourself?

This episode is an honest conversation about creativity, culture, fashion, and the internal work required to stop shrinking and start owning your voice.

🎙 Hosted by Demyah Jackson, Founder & Editor-in-Chief of The Zeal, alongside Fashion Editor & Historian Corinea Austin.

Produced by: Patrick Hughes

Art Director: Brianna Fee

Music by: Jordan Patrick

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Links:https://youtu.be/fgMHZlzn3Wk?si=crZ8D5aVnIsDVM3k

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