EDITORIAL

Brittany Taylor

MOEVIR Magazine New Year Issue 2025

[ Brittany Taylor ]

https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/3007181

Model: Brittany Taylor @iambrittanytaylor

Podcast Instagram: @psychoxpodcast

TikTok: @iambrittanytaylor

Podcast TikTok: @psychoxpodcast

Photogrpaher: @partylikejzl

Makeup: @chicanajay

Hair: @hairdressedbyj

Management: @ramiro_ceo

PR: @multi_publications

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Brittany Taylor is a model, actress, host, and fitness enthusiast known for her advocacy against violence and bullying. Featured in Forbes, Maxim, FHM, and Playboy, she has built a remarkable career while using her platform to inspire and support other. With the launch of her Psycho Barbie Podcast in 2025, she aims to spark meaningful conversations and give back through mental health initiatives

Brittany, you are an actress, model, host, and fitness enthusiast known for your active stance against violence and bullying. You’ve been featured in Forbes, Maxim, FHM, and Playboy. When you reflect on your career and achievements, what are you most proud of?

My biggest achievement was being featured in Forbes. It was an incredible honour to be included in the magazine. During COVID, I also organised a fundraiser for the ACT Shelter and successfully raised a significant amount for the cause. It’s truly rewarding to hear people’s stories and offer advice to those who need it most. I appreciate being seen as a role model, though I never really considered myself one—I’m just a person facing the same challenges as everyone else.

You’ve announced the launch of your Psycho Barbie Podcast on all platforms starting in January 2025. What inspired you to create this podcast, and what are your main goals? How will you choose your guests? Will there be video formats or live events? What topics do you consider most important in today’s society? Do you plan to collaborate with other podcasters or media platforms?

The name Psycho X Podcast actually started as a joke—since red-pill men always call their exes “crazy”—but it eventually grew into a brand. I thought the name was creative, and I can’t wait for everyone to see the clothing line that comes with it! I think people are going to love this new venture.

I plan to feature a diverse range of guests and dive into topics that people are often afraid to discuss. I don’t want it to be just another Q&A podcast—I want to incorporate engaging activities and segments that encourage interaction and keep the audience invested.

I’d love to collaborate with other podcasters as well. One I really admire is Alex Cooper from Call Her Daddy. I’d also be interested in having a debate with the Red Pill Men, including Mr. Tate. But this podcast isn’t about throwing shade—it’s about education, understanding different perspectives, and fostering meaningful conversations. My goal is to bring people together through these discussions.

Additionally, 10% of proceeds from views and merchandise will go towards supporting children’s mental health. Mental health is something I’m deeply passionate about, and I believe the American government doesn’t provide nearly enough resources to help those in need. Support should start with children, giving them the foundation they need to thrive.

Do you believe podcasts can play a significant role in the fight against violence and bullying?

Absolutely. I believe that when young people hear my experiences—both past and present—they’ll feel inspired to rise above negativity and chase their dreams. No matter what setbacks life throws at you, it’s never too late to seek help, speak up, and start fresh.