Muse Tells Tales is a cinematic but personal podcast blending storytelling, femininity, and the creative journey of a young voice in the entertainment world. Each episode offers personal insight, creative self-development, artistic reflections, and untold behind-the-scenes moments from the film and media industries. Whether you're a young creative, an emerging director, a fashion enthusiast, or an aspiring entrepreneur, join me on my journey and let's get inspired, entertained, and grow together.
Muse Tells Tales
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5 episodes
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Podcast Overview
Muse Tells Tales is a cinematic but personal podcast blending storytelling, femininity, and the creative journey of a young voice in the entertainment world. Each episode offers personal insight, creative self-development, artistic reflections, and untold behind-the-scenes moments from the film and media industries. Whether you're a young creative, an emerging director, a fashion enthusiast, or an aspiring entrepreneur, join me on my journey and let's get inspired, entertained, and grow together.
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Publishing Since
7/30/2025
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Recent Episodes
March 9, 2026
What happens when you stop overthinking and you start creating
<p>Overthinking can keep you stuck for far longer than failure ever will. For a long time, I believed that before creating anything, everything had to be perfectly planned, perfectly executed, and perfectly timed. The result? I often stayed in the thinking phase instead of actually moving forward.</p><p>In this episode, I share what changed over the past few weeks when I stopped trying to control every outcome and simply started creating. From recording and publishing episodes to taking imperfect action, this period forced me to confront perfectionism, fear of judgment, and the illusion that things need to be “ready” before you begin.</p><p>This is a personal reflection on what happens when you let go of overthinking and allow yourself to create anyway. Not perfectly but consistently. And how that shift can change the way you see your work, your progress, and your potential.</p><p></p>
February 27, 2026
Nepotism vs Networking: What actually gets you on set
<p>In an industry where “who you know” often matters as much as what you can do, where exactly is the line between nepotism and networking?</p><p>In this episode, I break down the uncomfortable truth behind how people actually get on set. From personal experience and behind-the-scenes observations, we explore the difference between earned opportunities and inherited access, the role of connections in the film industry, how you can benefit from creating your own connections (even if you don't know where to start) and whether talent alone is ever enough.</p><p>This is an honest, grounded reflection on power, access, and strategy, and what it really takes to position yourself in a space that isn’t always built to be fair.</p><p></p>
February 21, 2026
How creativity is really born
<p>On this episode of Muse Tells Tales we'll discuss everything about creativity! Have you ever felt like you had to create something but the thought of it not being good enough stopped you from even starting? Can you really force creativity or should you wait for inspiration to strike you? Is there even such a thing as a "perfect moment" when the great idea just finds you? What about when you're a professional artist? Are you allowed not to have any inspiration? Well if you've ever troubled yourself if any of it then this episode is for you!</p>
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