Joy Taylor sits down with Sahar Khorram for a candid conversation on the realities of modern womanhood.

From breaking down the stigma around prenups to opening up about surrogacy, fertility, and the journey to motherhood, this episode explores the emotional and practical decisions women face today. They also touch on balancing career and family, maintaining identity, and briefly reflect on the global perspective of what children are facing in Iran.

A thoughtful, honest conversation that blends real-life experience with meaningful insight.

In this solo episode, Joy Taylor opens up about grief, both the loss of someone close to her and the emotional process of letting go of the person she once was.

Grief is not always limited to losing others. It can also come from life changes, personal growth, and the realization that you are no longer the same person you used to be.

Joy reflects on navigating loss, identity, and change, while also sharing what is currently bringing her joy in this season of life.

This episode is an honest conversation about healing, growth, and finding light in difficult moments.

Joy Taylor is joined by Les Alfred for a conversation about discipline, clarity, and the difference between being busy and being productive.

They discuss how easy it is to fall into the trap of scrolling and calling it work, why it’s important to get honest about what’s actually moving you forward, and the value of knowing what you want to say before focusing on anything else.

Les also shares advice for young women navigating their careers and building something meaningful with intention.

Conversations around women, power and independence are shifting fast, and not everyone is ready for it.

In Episode 2, Joy breaks down what's really behind the "trad wife" movement and why it's sparking so much debate.

From women upholding systems that work against them to the rise of more traditional expectations, this episode explores the tension between progress and pushback.

Joy also dives into modern relationships, generational independence, and the evolving political climate shaping these conversations.

This is an honest look at where things stand and where they may be headed.

Season 3 of Two Personal starts with a real conversation. Joy opens up about taking a break, where she's been mentally, and what she is excited to share this season.

Lil Rel joins Joy Taylor on Two Personal for a hilarious, vulnerable, and wide-ranging conversation covering everything from pizza, pigeons, and NBA beefs to the state of modern comedy. He opens up about therapy, anxiety, imposter syndrome, and how grief, sobriety, and the pressure of performance shaped the persona he once hid behind. Rel shares wild early-career stories — including performing at a baby shower and opening for male strippers — while reflecting on why Eddie Murphy inspired his entire journey. Joy and Rel close with sharp takes on internet culture, emotional intelligence, failing forward, and the legends who shaped them.

WNBA star Lexie Brown joins Joy Taylor for a raw, unfiltered Two Personal interview — and nothing is off limits. From the WNBA’s “feminine era” to league gatekeeping, player relationships, NIL money, Crohn’s disease, dating as a pro athlete, and the reality of social media trolls — Lexie holds NOTHING back.

Lexie explains why the WNBA finally stopped gatekeeping players’ personalities, how femininity is finally being embraced, and the truth behind the public feud involving the commissioner. She also breaks down the new wave of fans, the impact of NIL on women’s sports, and why players deserve real revenue sharing — not “be grateful and quiet.”

Joy and Lexie then go deep into dating, monogamy, sex expectations, cheating, “fake pages,” male loneliness, why men don’t have friends, and the internet’s obsession with women’s bodies.

One of the most honest conversations we’ve ever had on Two Personal.

Joy Taylor sits down with Lore’l (The Morning Hustle, Listen to Black Women, Live Wire) for a raw, funny, and sharp convo on the “messy” label vs real journalism, why women interviewers get dragged, BET Weekend, setting boundaries, holding grudges, blocking/unblocking, and the current state of women’s rap. They also break down media training, when artists demand edits, and how to promote music without ducking tough questions. Subscribe for more Too Personal interviews and rants.

Joy Taylor sits down with two-time Super Bowl Champion LeSean “Shady” McCoy for one of the funniest and most brutally honest Too Personal Podcast episodes yet.

They talk about: The price of fame — how success changed friendships and trust Shady’s experiences with women, heartbreak, and learning to love again Why Joy and Shady both struggle with vulnerability and loyalty in the spotlight The truth behind Chip Kelly, Andy Reid, and the infamous Eagles trade What it really takes to become a Hall of Famer How Shady’s childhood and parents inspired his foundation work

This episode moves from laughter to vulnerability to pure chaos — the ultimate Too Personal mix.

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