Princess Diaries

Princess Diaries Podcast is the platform documenting the architects of the Carolinas. Hosted by the Carolina Princess, Kris Kaylin, this platform documents the visionaries, disruptors, and culture-shifters putting the Carolinas on the map. From music and fashion to sports, business, activism, and mental health, each episode highlights the leaders redefining what success looks like in our region.If you believe the Carolinas are the next cultural powerhouse, welcome home.

Princess Diaries is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 33 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 81. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Princess Diaries, a society show with 33 episodes published.

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  Episode #21

  Princess Diaries Podcast ft KevOnStage

  Aug 17, 202630 minS2

  On this episode of Princess Diaries, comedian, actor, producer, and social media sensation Kevin "KevOnStage" Fredricks joins us during his stop in Charleston, South Carolina, on his 31-city "Grief Sucks" tour. Known for turning life's toughest moments into relatable comedy, Kev opens up about how grief has shaped both his life and his career while bringing audiences together through laughter. We also dive into his exciting partnership with Tubi, the evolution of independent entertainment, and why creating opportunities outside of Hollywood matters now more than ever. And because no visit to the Lowcountry would be complete without stirring the pot, we had an honest conversation about Gullah Geechee culture, South Carolina traditions, and the debates that always get locals talking. From comedy and culture to community and healing, this episode delivers laughs, thoughtful insights, and a few conversations that are sure to spark discussion long after the microphones are off. Tune in for a candid, hilarious, and heartfelt conversation with one of comedy's most influential voices.

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  Episode #18

  Beyond the Braid Chair: Salis on Creativity & Community

  Jul 15, 202635 minS2

  Summer is the perfect time to reinvent your look, embrace your creativity, and have fun with your hair and this episode of Princess Diaries is all about doing exactly that. This week, Kris Kaylin welcomes talented hairstylist and creative Salis to the show to talk about her exciting WTF Summer Sessions, an innovative experience that's transforming the traditional salon visit into a summer adventure. From feed-in braids and knotless braids to bantu knots and other trending protective styles, Salis is encouraging clients to step outside of their comfort zone and celebrate self-expression through hair. In this episode, Kris and Salis discuss the inspiration behind WTF Summer Sessions, the importance of healthy hair during the warmer months, the protective styles everyone will be wearing this season, and how creativity and confidence go hand in hand. Salis also shares practical tips for maintaining healthy hair throughout the summer and explains what clients can expect when they complete their WTF Summer Passport. Whether you're looking for your next protective style, searching for summer hair inspiration, or simply love hearing from creative entrepreneurs who are changing the game, this conversation is packed with beauty, innovation, and inspiration. 🎙️ Subscribe to Princess Diaries for conversations with trailblazers, creatives, and changemakers who are making an impact throughout the Carolinas and beyond.

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  Episode #17

  Behind the Album: Tony Green Is Forreal

  Jul 15, 202627 minS2

  This week, Kris Kaylin sits down with rising artist Blu Flame James, whose latest album, Tony Green Is Forreal, is one of his most personal and thought-provoking projects to date. Through themes of depression, self-doubt, love, healing, triumph, and self-acceptance, Blu Flame James invites listeners to embrace every part of themselves while challenging how identity and perception shape our lives. Inspired by Kingdom Hearts II , Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind , The Nutty Professor , Stankonia , Invincible , and The Dead Are Arising , the album blends music, storytelling, and cultural influences into a powerful artistic statement that resonates far beyond the songs themselves. In this episode, Kris and Blu Flame James discuss the inspiration behind Tony Green Is Forreal, the evolution of his artistry, the importance of vulnerability in music, and what it means to create authentic art during Black Music Month. They also explore his creative process, the lessons he's learned along the way, and what's next as he continues building his legacy. Whether you're a longtime fan, an independent artist, or someone who appreciates meaningful conversations about music, identity, and growth, this is an episode you won't want to miss. 🎙️ Subscribe to Princess Diaries for inspiring conversations with trailblazers, creatives, and changemakers from the Carolinas and beyond.

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  Episode #17

  Playas Only in the Princess Suite ft Playboy Poppy

  Jul 1, 202640 minS2

  Today's guest is one of North Carolina's fastest-rising voices in hip-hop. Hailing from Greenville, NC, Playboy Poppy has been building a loyal fanbase with his infectious records, undeniable charisma, and relentless hustle. From his viral From The Block performance to millions of streams on his breakout project Carolina's Playboy, he's proving that he's not just having a moment, he's building a movement. We're talking about the journey behind the music, staying independent, creating a brand that fans connect with, navigating the music industry, and what's next as he continues to put the Carolinas on the map. So sit back, turn the volume up, and get ready for an authentic conversation with one of the hottest artists coming out of the Carolinas. This is Princess Diaries featuring Playboy Poppy.

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  Episode #16

  Black People Love House Music Too ft DJ Norway

  Jun 24, 202655 minS2

  This week on Princess Diaries, host Kris Kaylin sits down with Carolina-based DJ and cultural curator DJ Norway for a candid conversation about music, community, and representation. DJ Norway shares the inspiration behind Black People Love House Music, a movement created to provide a welcoming and inclusive space where Black and Brown people can connect, dance, and celebrate house music culture. Together, Kris and DJ Norway explore the evolution of house music, the importance of creating spaces where everyone feels seen, and how intentional community-building can transform nightlife experiences. The conversation also takes an honest look at the lack of diversity in the Charleston nightlife scene, discussing the challenges, opportunities, and what it will take to create more inclusive environments throughout the city. Whether you're a house music lover, a nightlife enthusiast, or someone passionate about culture and community, this episode delivers an engaging discussion on representation, belonging, and the power of music to bring people together. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about creating the spaces we want to see and why everyone deserves a place on the dance floor. If you enjoyed the episode, leave a review and 5 stars!

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