Sweet Talk with Taelyr & Fionna

Cheyenne Hinojosa joins Sweet Talk to unpack what pageantry really teaches you (hint: it’s basically leadership training), how she balances college with a public-facing career, and why staying authentic is her superpower. From working with major brands to mentoring foster youth through holiday giving events, Cheyenne shares how she’s using her platform to empower others—while building her future in law.

How pageantry feels “more like a business” and why branding matters
Confidence, poise, and stage presence (and the months of preparation behind it)
Why pageant prep is never wasted: articulation, awareness, service, and purpose
Mentoring foster youth through Children United Nations and holiday toy drives
Staying authentic in the face of judgment—and refusing to “shrink” to fit in
Growing up in the industry with supportive parents (without the pressure)
Dream moments: dancing in a BET-aired music video + booking a Nike campaign
Pageant “hot takes” and why comparison can kill growth
Friendships, community, and the unexpected sisterhood of pageantry
Working with brands (YSL Beauty favorites), UGC, and what happens to unused PR
Criminal justice major life: noticing patterns, psychology, and safety awareness
Staying safe as a young woman: situational awareness + online-meeting precautions
College transition after homeschooling, and founding the Law and Society Club
Her law goals: starting in criminal law (prosecutor) and future plans in civil/PI

Quote to remember:
“It’s more like a business—because you kind of have to build yourself as your own brand.”

Guest Spotlight: Cheyenne Hinojosa
Cheyenne is a criminal justice major at La Sierra University, founder of the Law and Society Club, and a Student Senate member. She’s worked with brands like Nike, YSL Beauty, and Florence by Mills, and uses her platform to mentor and inspire youth—especially through community and foster care support initiatives.

Follow Cheyenne
Instagram: @cheyennekhinojosa
TikTok/YouTube: @cheyennehinojosa

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This episode is pure energy. Taelyr and Fionna sit down with Sunny M.F. to talk about building a career with equal parts talent, audacity, and alignment. From her signature all-yellow identity and the creativity behind it, to winning a BMI award, to turning “Easy Money” into a viral moment through intentional influencer outreach and comedy-forward marketing—Sunny breaks down what it really takes to thrive in the music business. The conversation also goes deeper: grief, spirituality, boundaries, representation, and the legacy of her iconic mother, model Jennifer Bryce, whose fashion history helped expand Sunny’s sense of what was possible.


A hilarious opening round of F / Marry / Kill (yellow style icons, pioneering women in hip-hop, and sneakers/streetwear)


Sunny’s BMI Award moment and what validation really meant for her


Why she chose yellow (and how identity can become strategy)


How “Easy Money” became a TikTok trend + sync + acting opportunity—and the marketing moves behind it


The real talk: business savvy, discernment, community, and protecting your joy


A powerful segment on loss, grief, and spiritual protection


What’s next: “The Future is Yellow”—a program to help kids earn their first music industry credit

✨ Identity is a brand asset. Sunny’s yellow aesthetic isn’t just style—it’s a signal, a storyline, and a consistent creative anchor.
🏆 Awards can be leverage—if you keep moving. The BMI win wasn’t just “validation,” it shifted momentum and opened doors that were previously closed.
📩 Audacity works. A simple email + clear vision can turn into real partnerships (WNBA, tours, and beyond).
🎭 Marketing is creative, not cringe. Sunny leaned into comedy, skits, and culture—not just “posting”—to build a viral runway for “Easy Money.”
🧠 Discernment is the real flex. Saying yes to the right sessions and keeping everything in alignment is how you protect your time (and your peace).
🕊️ Grief doesn’t leave—love evolves. Loss shaped Sunny’s worldview, and she speaks openly about spiritual connection, protection, and learning to live fully.


Sunny on her BMI award: “Everybody else needed to know what I already knew.”


On joy and boundaries: “Don’t let anyone steal your joy… boundaries within the grace.”


On the hustle: “You really only fail when you quit.”


On the mission ahead: giving kids a head start while they still have “free rent.”

Sunny M.F. is a songwriter, artist, and actress from Atlanta with a pen that moves culture and a presence you feel instantly. From major records and sync placements to on-screen appearances, Sunny’s career is a masterclass in creativity + strategy. Her upcoming initiative “The Future is Yellow” aims to help kids earn their first music industry credit—opening doors earlier than most artists ever get access to.

Instagram: @suni.mf

What You’ll Hear In This EpisodeKey TakeawaysMemorable MomentsGuest Spotlight: Sunny M.F. (Suni MF)Where to Find Sunny
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What happens when a chronic skin condition becomes the catalyst for a category-defining product? In this episode of Sweet Talk, hosts Fionna Wright and Taelyr Robinson sit down with Michelle Lee, Founder & CEO of Inyeon Skin (In-Yun Skin)—a skincare brand created from Michelle’s personal journey with psoriasis and her mission to bring peace in every layer for the skin, mind, and soul. Michelle shares the truth about being misdiagnosed, living with visible flare-ups, why most skincare isn’t clinically tested, and how her mom’s creative solution inspired what became the body sheet mask—made for extremely dry, sensitive, reactive skin. They also get into Korean beauty culture vs. trend-chasing, bootstrapping, building intentionally, and staying grounded through the chaos of entrepreneurship.

Guest: Michelle Lee (Founder & CEO, Inyeon Skin)
Michelle: https://www.instagram.com/ohmichellelee/
Inyeon Skin: https://www.instagram.com/inyounskin/
Shop: inyounskin.com
Retail (mentioned): Hi-Met Club spa (Los Angeles)


Why “K-Beauty” is more than a label—and what gets lost when brands monetize culture


Psoriasis myths (including the #1 misconception: it’s not contagious)


The behind-the-scenes reality of clinical testing (and why Michelle insisted on it)


How the body sheet mask was created, including material innovation + perforation design


Bootstrapping vs. funding: what Michelle wants in an investor (and what she doesn’t)


Founder mindset shifts: staying naive, protecting your vision, and finding calm in the chaos


Korean Thanksgiving (Chuseok) traditions


“F, Marry, Kill” skincare trends + self-care night edition


Post-sun skin relief, waxing recovery, spa partnerships, and future products (face mask, scalp spray, ear spray)


Meditation routines (Joe Dispenza, TM, box breathing) + grounding practices

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In this episode of Sweet Talk, hosts Fiona Wright and Taeylr Robinson sit down with dating and love expert Taylor Carr, known for her transformative work around masculine–feminine dynamics, attachment healing, and embodied femininity.

Taylor shares her extraordinary journey—from healing herself naturally from an “incurable” illness in her early 20s to becoming a sought-after coach for ambitious women, CEOs, creatives, and public figures. Together, they unpack anxious attachment, modern dating burnout, feminine power (beyond internet tropes), and how women can create secure, magnetic love without self-abandonment. This conversation is raw, funny, grounded, and deeply empowering—especially for women ready to stop chasing love and start receiving it.

🌕 Healing Is Feminine Power
Taylor reveals how reconnecting with her body, cycle, sensuality, and ancestral healing allowed her to recover from chronic illness—and reclaim her womanhood.

💞 Anxious Attachment Is Not a Flaw
Anxiously attached women are deeply loving, empathetic, and powerful. Healing begins by decentering men and re-centering self-worth, safety, and self-trust.

🔥 Feminine Energy Is Not Submission
True feminine energy is ancient, creative, and expansive—not “tradwife” or subservient. It’s about polarity, empowerment, and embodiment, not control.

🌊 Circular Dating Changes Everything
Dating multiple people (without intimacy) helps women stay grounded, avoid obsession, and let men show intentionality—without pressure or burnout.

🛑 Boundaries Create Safety & Desire
Moving slow, limiting texting, keeping a full life, and delaying sex aren’t rules—they’re practices that protect nervous systems and filter for safe partners.

👑 High-Value ≠ Entitlement
A high-value woman deeply honors herself while remaining kind, human, and curious. Princess energy demands—queen energy receives.

🎙️ About the Guest
Taylor Carr is a dating and love expert specializing in masculine and feminine dynamics. A former actress, Taylor has worked with celebrity clients, CEOs, and women in high-pressure careers. Her work has been featured in Fox News, AskMen, Bustle, DailyOM, and more. She is passionate about helping women become their own dream woman—and create love that feels safe, secure, and sustainable.

📲 Follow Taylor on Instagram: @iamtaylorcarr

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In this episode of Sweet Talk, hosts Fionna Wright and Taelyer Robinson sit down with Jeffrey Thompson—USC professor, media and tech executive, and former Walt Disney Company global diversity leader—for a powerful conversation on storytelling, technology, diversity, and leadership in modern media.

Jeffrey shares insights from an influential career spanning Disney, Condé Nast, IBM, Oracle, and emerging tech startups, revealing how bold career pivots, digital transformation, and data-driven strategy are reshaping entertainment, publishing, and creator-led platforms. From helping bring Princess and the Frog to life to forecasting the impact of AI on content creation, streaming, and monetization, this episode explores how culture and technology intersect in real time.

🎬 Bold Career Moves Drive Innovation
Jeffrey reflects on leaving an 11-year executive role at Disney to disrupt traditional publishing at Condé Nast—and why growth often requires stepping into uncertainty.

👑 Representation in Media Truly Matters
As Disney’s first global diversity executive, Jeffrey explains how authentic representation—like Princess and the Frog—shapes culture, identity, and self-image for future generations.

📊 Follow Audience Behavior, Not Legacy Models
From magazines to podcasts to streaming, learn why successful media strategies are built on data, audience behavior, and digital insight—not nostalgia.

🎙️ Riches Live in the Niches
Jeffrey breaks down niche audiences, podcast monetization, creator economies, and why authenticity outperforms mass appeal.

🤖 AI Is Transforming Media—Not Replacing Creativity
AI is lowering production costs and changing workflows, but human creativity, ethics, and storytelling remain essential.

🤝 Relationships Are the Ultimate Career Currency
Skills open doors—but relationships sustain careers. Jeffrey shares why intentional networking before you “need it” is critical to long-term success.

This episode is a must-listen for creators, entrepreneurs, media professionals, students, and anyone interested in digital transformation, diversity in entertainment, AI in media, and purpose-driven leadership.

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