Asia Snowden, is a commanding presence in the ballroom community. Internationally recognized for her impact on the ballroom floor, she brings an unfiltered and unapologetic voice to the conversation, pushing for the evolution of ballroom as a competitive sport.

Featured In: Revolt , Aislin Magazine Her deep commitment to the community and her ability to address complex topics head-on make her contributions to the podcast both compelling and necessary. With a fierce perspective and a drive for progress, she challenges the status quo, advocating for a more elevated and globally recognized ballroom culture.

Chasity Tempress Moore is an Obie Award-winning actress, singer, execu

tive producer, and media personality, celebrated for her groundbreaking work in

theater, Ballroom, and advocacy. A Mount Vernon, N.Y. native, who has performed

on many famous stages early on in life. She later attended Clark Atlanta University,

majoring in mass communication while pursuing a singing/acting career.

Landing her first major role in Tyler Perry’s I Know I’ve Been Changed.

In the Ballroom scene, the name Tempress was born, and she has since earned Icon

status, holding multiple Overall Mother positions and ultimately founding Maison

Margiela, where she served as Queen Mother. In 2024, she starred as Grizabella in

Cats: The Jellicle Ball, the summer’s top show, earning an Obie Award and

widespread acclaim for her powerful performance.

An award-winning international advocate, educator, activist, Tabytha is A

dedicated human rights specialist and storyteller, she has been recognized as one

of NYC’s 100 Power Players in Politics and contributed her journey to the award-

winning documentary The Stroll on Max. As a founding member of the Trans

Equity Coalition, she helped raise $1.8 million for trans-led organizations and

played a key role in launching the National Trans March.

A leader in NYC’s House & Ballroom scene and the Haus of Maison Margiela, she

also spearheads the Margiela Matters Initiative, addressing social issues

impacting Black and Latino LGBTQIA+ communities. Her work in health equity and

social justice has connected over 1,400 BIPOC gender-diverse individuals with

essential resources, earning her recognition from NYC City Council, Governor

Kathy Hochul, and Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson. As a sought-after

speaker and consultant, Tabytha has worked with global organizations, including

AIDS United, Ruhrtriennale Theatre Festival in Germany, and the Consulates

General of Germany and Switzerland, championing empowerment, inclusion, and

systemic change.