In this episode we discuss our experiences with COVID. We talk about our opinions about vaccines and political things.

We switch gears and talk about becoming more aware, the law of attraction and some of the YouTube channels and podcast that we are influenced by.

In this episode we take a deep dive into Tonga's dance career. He discusses his experiences with being involved with many dance companies in Utah, as well as being involved in the studio scene and urban battle scene.

**TW** This Episode discusses topics such as racism, societal issues, community issues, therapy concepts and topics that may be difficult for some.

This Podcast Episode is only for informational purposes and our personal opinion, as well as the opinion coming from Jazzy. This should not be considered therapy or any form of treatment. We are not Clinicians and we are not giving any Licensed advice, aside from stating views, opinions, beliefs, concepts and theories we may see as truth.

In this Episode we discuss with Jazzy Pike her background and entrance into the dance scene and she discusses her main style, Vouge. We also explore conversations about her views surrounding; racism, community, social-economic issues and other important topics.

In this unique episode we introduce, Ashlee Vilos, a long-time dancer in the community. She talks about her journey with dance, transitioning into light work and how she fuses both of them together in her career. This is a an intriguing episode that will take you on the journey of a true Artist. She also shares the details about the much anticipated first Creators Grid since COVID.

In this episode we discuss the history, from our perception of BKZ. A Utah based breaking crew that we have been a part of for 13 years.

Joshua Perkins inspires us through his brief history of the Utah Hip Hop scene, as well as the history of hip hop in general.

Brief introduction on the Talk-Kingz podcast.