Big Every Time Podcast

Welcome to ‘Big Every Time’, the podcast where pop culture and motivation meet. I’m Tylea Wilson, your guide through an endless journey touching on the pulse of current events, entrepreneurship, friendship, success, entertainment, relationships, endless growth, self-love, and the rollercoaster that is our careers. Join me every other Thursday for a fun and thought-provoking listening experience, where we navigate the intersections of adulthood with humor, insight, and a commitment to going big every single time. Tune in, bet on yourself, and let’s make every moment legendary!

Big Every Time Podcast is a society podcast hosted by Tylea Wilson, with 23 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Tylea Wilson hosts Big Every Time Podcast, a society show with 23 episodes published.

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  Episode #5

  Ep. 305: Industry Baby ft. Chloe Reid

  Aug 6, 202653 minS3

  In Episode 305 of Big Every Time, Hollywood Lea sits down with Chloe Reid for a conversation about growing up around the entertainment industry while still figuring out how to make a name of her own. While many know her as the daughter of entertainment finance executive Ted Reid, Chloe is busy making sure people know her for her own work. From Live Nation Urban to some of the biggest events in entertainment, including BET Experience and Roots Picnic, she’s proving why she’s a “one foot in the door” rather than a nepo baby. The conversation also gets into friendships, dating, 50/50 relationships, tricking versus providing, the backlash surrounding Yung Miami’s “Spend Dat,” AI party flyers, Cheetah Girls: Next Gen, viral songs like “Quiet on the Creek,” and the social media debates. If you’re trying to break into the business or you’re just here for the girl talk, you don’t want to miss this one!

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  Episode #4

  Ep. 304: Finding My Voice ft. Zealyn

  Jul 23, 20261h 32mS3

  In Episode 304 of Big Every Time, Hollywood Lea sits down with singer-songwriter, former American Idol finalist, and Push Up Bra LA founder Zealyn for one of our most honest conversations yet. From growing up as a preacher’s kid in Massachusetts to finishing third on Season 12 of American Idol, Zealyn opens up about the realities of chasing a dream that millions of people watched unfold. She shares what life was really like after she wrapped the hit show, how the music industry shaped her identity, and why she eventually found herself redefining what success looked like. The conversation dives into creativity, burnout, moving to Los Angeles, marriage, the fear of motherhood, and the pressure of getting older while trying to navigate an ever-changing industry. Zealyn also discusses the inspiration behind founding Push Up Bra LA, a nonprofit dedicated to creating opportunities, community, and safe spaces for women in music. This episode is a reminder that growth doesn’t always look the way we imagined, and sometimes the dream evolves into something even greater than what we originally prayed for!

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  Episode #3

  Ep. 303: We Belong in Every Room ft. Cheval McNairy

  Jul 2, 202658 minS3

  In this episode of Big Every Time Podcast, Hollywood Lea sits down with Cheval McNairy for a powerful, honest conversation about Black excellence, access, and identity. A Howard University graduate now working at one of the biggest talent agencies in entertainment, Cheval opens up about what it really looks like to break into the industry as a Black professional and stay grounded while doing it. From navigating imposter syndrome to learning how to take up space confidently, this episode pulls back the curtain on the realities behind the resume. The conversation flows from HBCU culture and how spaces like Howard shape confidence and self-worth, to major pop culture moments redefining Black visibility, including historic award wins, career-defining deals, and what it means to truly believe you belong in every room you walk into. This episode taps into Black love, ambition, mentorship, and unlearning survival mode while building a life rooted in purpose, softness, and excellence. This episode is for the dreamers, the students, the creatives, and anyone trying to find their footing while aiming high. It’s layered, affirming, and unapologetically Black. A reminder that your background is not a barrier, your story has value, and access is possible. You belong here. We always have. 🌟 Press play and go big every time!

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  Ep. 302: Creating My Shot ft. Neely Townes

  Jun 18, 20261h 15mS3

  In this episode of Big Every Time, Hollywood Lea sits down with photographer, videographer, dancer, and CEO of Yung CEO Photo, Neely Townes, for a conversation about faith, purpose, perseverance, and creating opportunities. 📸 From starting dance at 19 to relocating to Los Angeles, Neely shares what it took to bet on herself, push past doubt, and carve out a unique lane as both a performer and dancer. She opens up about betting on herself, trusting God’s timing, finding community through her gifts, and staying committed to a vision long before the results displayed. The two also discuss building a creative career in entertainment, capturing culture through photography, working with artists such as Chris Brown, T.I., Latto, Omarion, Teyana Taylor, 50 Cent, and Hunxho, and why she’s passionate about capturing dancers and performers who are often overlooked behind the scenes. This episode is for creatives, dreamers, entrepreneurs, and anyone navigating the space between where they are and where they know they’re meant to be. Sometimes you don’t find your shot. Sometimes you create it. 🔥

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  Ep. 301: Booked Solid ft. Tierra Booker

  Jun 4, 20261h 20mS3

  Season 3 is here and this conversation feels full circle. We’re starting it off with somebody who really knows what it means to build from behind the scenes. This episode, Hollywood Lea sits down with Booking Manager at Live Nation Urban, Tierra Booker, for a real conversation about the music industry, motherhood, ambition, self-doubt, career pivots, and learning to stop proving yourself in rooms you already earned your way into. From tour routing and artist booking to balancing real life while working in entertainment, Tierra opens up about what this industry actually looks like behind the scenes. The two also talk about imposter syndrome, pressure, growth, and what happens when you stop shrinking yourself to make other people comfortable. Whether you’re trying to break into entertainment, chasing bigger for yourself, or just learning how to own your space unapologetically… this episode is for you. Welcome to Season 3 of Big Every Time. 🎙️✨

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