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spiritual glitter / the weekly

Is it a blog? Is it a vlog? Is it a podcast? It’s all three!

Welcome to my VLOGCAST — I'm Cloie Wyatt Taylor, but you can call me "Cloie". Resident truth-seeker, and your all-American auntie. I'm on a journey to turn myself into my own superhero by building my own empire. We're making it up as we go -- let's get weird!

Spiritual Glitter: the good, the bad, the indifferent

May 14, 2026 Cloie Wyatt Taylor

✨✨ S P I R I T U A L G L I T T E R ✨✨

 

HeyCloie has been hitting the road in search of meaningful art & community! 

Art = Joy & Perspective

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It’s one of the great unifiers. To me, anyway.


New York City.

How wonderful to be back in your arms.

Pictured left: a view from Ripley-Grier rehearsal studios

An impromptu “Summertime” in Spring.

with: Tyler Leak (drums), Kris Funn (upright bass), Tommy Holladay (guitar)

A view from a bridge.

Literally.

Pictured right: a moment on the road headed to New York



I love the idea of creating on-the-go

Freedom is so important in creating — finding that he key is to always be ready. We’re perfecting our mobile kit, but here’s our setup from our latest stop-n-drop ART-ing.


Came for the protest--

Washington DC

A friend of mine asked me the other day what I mean when I said “spiritual glitter”. I told her that, to me, “spiritual glitter” is anything that makes your heart sing. A moment or mood of such emotional buoyancy, it forces you to to stop, drop, and shake your ass — demands your shoulders to move — THAT is spiritual glitter to me.

When your tastebuds get kissed by something delicious — spiritual glitter✨

Anytime I hear Prince’s “Purple Rain” — spiritual glitter✨

⬅️ ⬅️ Twerking in a ball gown — spiritual glitter✨

When you find gas under $4/gal and there is NO line — spiritual glitter✨

I could continue — and I will — just not right now. Right now, I want to re-introduce this section of the HeyCloie art space as SPIRITUAL GLITTER. Same mood: vlogcast vibes dedicated to empowerment, authenticity, and good times. Also calling it “The Weekly” at this point feels inauthentic. Not because I don’t want to share regularly (because I do and will again). It’s that right now I’m focused on LIVING into a moment before I try to capture or translate it — the good, the bad, and the indifferent. In this world of immediate gratification, fear-pandering, and capitalism overload, I’m finding a certain freedom in that pause before speaking. It’s like feeling into an inhale— experiencing a thing fully before flooding an airstream with half-baked experience. I don’t do it for the ‘gram. I do it for the healing.

I’m also learning that it’s important to bear witness to self in moments of great change. Yes, we all want the external validation that can come from being seen or “picked” by others, it’s human. I think we sometimes forget that we have to honestly bear witness to ourselves, first and foremost— the good, the bad, the indifferent. Otherwise how can we ask it of others? It’s hard to demand that the world see and celebrate you if you’re not able to do it for yourself. And of course there’s the other side — becoming so locked away in “self” that we miss (or dismiss) the world around us. It’s a balance, baby. But how to find it? How to maintain it?

So I have been practicing what I preach — holding my whole self — the good , the bad, the indifferent. I’ve been minding my emotional gaps in a glow up energy space and slaying dragons — that sh*t takes energy and an attention to detail. It’s wonderful, it’s scary, it’s so many things — and some days are better/easier than others. Sometimes there are leaps, sometimes I’m just wiggling a toe, but hey — movement is movement. And yet, I maintain the focus. Not to get it “right'“ or “wrong,” but to get it true. To me, that requires being as present as I possibly can. To see and set my own table. To move my right foot then my left foot, consciously picking the doors I’m walking through in any house I enter. Why? Because although a house may have many posts, many lintels, many entrances, and many exits, I believe that we can only go through ONE door at a time. Unless it’s a double door. Or revolving. But you get the picture — we still gotta do that dance — gotta favor an opening in order to get through it.

Anyway. So much more to come, and I couldn’t be more excited to share. Not to tease…but maybe a little?

In the meantime, believe this: Whatever work you’ve been putting in, know it’s taking root — and that it requires your focus and energy to help it grow. One moment at a time. Yes, it might only be a sprout today, but one day soon it’ll be a whole damn tree.

Go you. Go me. Go us. THAT is spiritual glitter.

xo - Cloie


 

Ghost lights be like—

A beautiful BTS moment in Cleveland, OH

Popped over to “the Buckeye State” to catch the opening night of Macbeth.

Grabbed this gorgeous moment that had nothing to do with the show. Wasn’t even in this theater.

Gotta celebrate a discovery.

And sometimes the celebration, itself, turns into a discovery.

I ordered my martini (Tito’s: up, dry, olives) and it came back looking like a whole snack. Had to capture.

Stayed for the cherry blossoms.

Wasn’t intended, but this setup caught my eye and I had to take a sip.

In black girl magic, blogging, comedy, community, creator, dream-building, fun, FYP, healing, independent artist, play, social, storytelling, truth Tags Spiritual glitter, HeyCloie, all-American Auntie, indie artist, creator, short film, empowerment, female empowerment, artist, healing, heart
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My Own Private (Boise) Idaho: Part III - The Wrap Up

March 18, 2026 Cloie Wyatt Taylor

I was feeling naughty and rebellious so I popped in for a glass of wine + snack around lunch time (but pre-show 🤫😈).

Had this place on my list since day one, and with my Boise time wrapping up, I had to hit it - it didn’t disappoint. This cozy little French-inspired spot was so delicious it turned my “snack” into a full-on meal. I’ve been known as “Two Meal Taylor” in certain circles, when the eating has gotten good. Terroir brought TMT back out, and in her chewing dress.

⬅️ ⬅️ terroir bistro

A view down a barrel

I got there just as they opened. Because I love a bar all to myself.

Steak Tatare

Bison served with truffle fries & frisée. Paired with a Gruner Veltliner white wine.

Just a little bump

You know, to take the edge off.


The Alley Lounge ➡️ ➡️

Boise, ID

I’ve always wanted a bat-cave lair. Looks like I’ve found it in The Alley Lounge.

My final night, just after closing PRIMARY TRUST, I found myself at the bar of the Alley Lounge — an intimate reflective space, part watering hole, part Black history museum, listening to Marcus, the shop’s proprietor, artfully spinning vintage vinyl. He was curating the vibe while taking requests, making suggestions, and serving up the most perfect Ethiopian beer I’d come to love.

I’d been contemplating so many things that night at the bar — like you do when approaching any ending or beginning. I sat and processed, Marcus cleaned up for the night, unbothered that my friends and I had wandered in close to closing. We all discussed where we were headed and where we’ve been — Nina Simone asking, “Are you ready Black people?”Lauryn Hill echoing in the background. Both artists contributing heavily to my ‘70s/’90s POV, this album served as the spiritual mash-up I didn’t know I needed — until I was halfway through. Just one of those moments, I guess.

We packed up to go. Without a beat, Marcus said, “thank you for seeing me” and gave me this gift — his copy of The Miseducation of Eunice Waymon. The condition being that I find a way to share it — to “pay if forward” by spinning it myself, somewhere, and in my own way. So this is the first installation of me doing just that — spinning the story of this album. How it found its new home — with me — and at a time when I needed it most.

So a special shout-out to one of my new homes, The Alley Lounge. Thank you for seeing the people of your community and letting yourself be seen in return.

📣 SOUND ON

“Thank you for seeing me. This is is for you,” Marcus says to me — handing me a record, the copy of “The Miseducation of Eunice Waymon” that we’d been listening to earlier. I was shocked.

For those that don’t know, The Miseducation of Eunice Waymon is a concept record by Amerigo Gazaway, a mash-up of the famed Lauryn Hill album (with a dash of the Fugees), floating samples from the beloved Eunice Waymon (aka Nina Simone) — no chaser.


Beer goggles at the end of the road…

And we still look like a Hip-hop band. Go us.

Endings are never easy. This one was no different. So, I consider this a transition into the “what’s next” of it all when it comes to me and Boise.

It was like the date set-up that you didn’t expect to enjoy. The more time you spend with them, the more you love them, and you eventually learn just how much you’ve come to understand and appreciate each other.

I appreciate you, Boise.

Your city left me wanting more and in completely unexpected ways. So thank you for that, you wonderfully weird little gem of an adventure oasis. Thank you for welcoming me and for sharing a piece of your heart with me — hopefully I did the same. I love your art. I love your people. I love your beer. And your mayor is rad.

Let’s do this again soon.

Top left pictured from left to right: Cloie Wyatt Taylor, Malcolm Barrett, Ben Cain

Above: Cast of PRIMARY TRUST from left to right: Cloie Wyatt Taylor, Thomas Paul, Malcolm Barrett, David Anthony Smith, Ben Cain

In acting, black girl magic, blogging, BTS, community, dream-building, Food and beverage, friendship, fun, FYP, music, photography, pinterest, travel, storytelling, truth Tags Boise, primary trust, BTS, actor, food, food porn, lounge, vinyl, Nina Simone, Lauryn Hill, independent artist
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My Own Private (Boise) Idaho: Part II

February 25, 2026 Cloie Wyatt Taylor

Missed part one? Catch up HERE.

Next installment and adventure: DRANKS (+ a snack)!

My Gemini rising makes it impossible to refrain from a good bop — if I start at one place, eventually the party girl will be ready for the next vibe. More = more until I’m ready to go home.

That’s the other part of me: I’ll famously “Cinderella out” when I’m tired, leaving only a dust cloud, a shoe, and an appreciative “thank you” text (from the comfort of my couch).

This wasn’t the day — the good times started rolling and they did not stop.

Sound on 🔔

 

she’s baaaaaackk…

mercury retrograde


You ever been to…

Ochos ↴

Hydrate.

pulling up to the bar at Ochos — a cute cocktail bar in downtown Boise


Down the barrel #7: It’s giving old saloon realness

Making the cocktail, “Memories of a Prom King”: Rye Whiskey, Cinnamon Simple Syrup, Lemon, Egg White


Call it “research”

We did. At least we did at The Reef, a tiki-themed bar in the heart of downtown.

In the play PRIMARY TRUST (by Eboni Booth), the lead character, “Kenneth” and his best friend, “Bert” spend a lot of time drinking Mai-tais in their favorite bar, “Wally’s”. We went to see what the fuss is about.

Kenneth and Bert discuss the rum-based drink, “Mai-tais”

pictured here:

the Mondo PuPu Platter

with crispy potstickers, coconut crusted shrimp, crab rangoons, sweet and sour chicken, calamari steak strips and edamame.


A quiet night in

The timing got away from me a little bit, but this sucker was TASTY. Also the char on that garlic? de-LICIOUS.


Meanwhile back at the theater…

📣 Sound On


“I feel like doing too much, but invitingly so .”

— Spirit

let’s be…

Approachably Bougie

Luxury vibes.

Without doing too much.

The

“Morocco Smile” sweatshirt

available now

— photography by Cloie Wyatt Taylor; designed by Little Rebel Writer

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