2x Beat Boxing Champion | Tedx Speaker | Kaila Mullady

An episode of the The Story Of You podcast, hosted by The Story Of You by Aanya Zaveri, titled "2x Beat Boxing Champion | Tedx Speaker | Kaila Mullady" was published on February 24, 2026 and runs 4 minutes.

February 24, 2026 ·4m · The Story Of You

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Our guest today is someone who has redefined what the human voice can do. She discovered beatboxing at just 12 years old, experimenting with sounds and rhythms at an age when most of us are still figuring out what we enjoy. 2x World Beatbox Champion, pushing the boundaries of her art by fusing beatboxing, singing, rapping, and theatre in ways the world hadn’t seen before.Her groundbreaking artistry reached one of America’s biggest theatrical stages — Broadway — as part of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Tony Award–winning improv comedy show, Freestyle Love Supreme, proving that beatboxing belongs at the very highest levels of performance.Beyond the spotlight, she has travelled across more than 30 countries, using her voice to teach, heal, and empower — from school assemblies to working with at-risk youth, and even partnering with New York University to design a first-of-its-kind class for blind students using beatboxing as a tool for speech therapy.

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Our guest today is someone who has redefined what the human voice can do. She discovered beatboxing at just 12 years old, experimenting with sounds and rhythms at an age when most of us are still figuring out what we enjoy. 2x World Beatbox Champion, pushing the boundaries of her art by fusing beatboxing, singing, rapping, and theatre in ways the world hadn’t seen before.

Her groundbreaking artistry reached one of America’s biggest theatrical stages — Broadway — as part of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Tony Award–winning improv comedy show, Freestyle Love Supreme, proving that beatboxing belongs at the very highest levels of performance.

Beyond the spotlight, she has travelled across more than 30 countries, using her voice to teach, heal, and empower — from school assemblies to working with at-risk youth, and even partnering with New York University to design a first-of-its-kind class for blind students using beatboxing as a tool for speech therapy.

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