A B‑More Creative telling her story and her city’s story at the same time. Through personal narrative and her What’s Up Doc series, she showcases the community, the culture, and the creativity that define Baltimore.

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December 2025

I’ve always considered myself an old-school writer, but these past few years have shown me I’m something more: a documenter across mediums. I’ve explored vlogging, podcasting, playlist-making, and even dipped into music. But writing has called me back with purpose. I’m now planning to publish these works under Doc’s Castle, LLC, building a legacy that’s personal, political, and deeply rooted in truth.

I’m writing myself into existence, one story at a time.

Download 4Da Streetz: A Voice of My Own by Taylor "Doc" Walker. Read more about the book, here.

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Doc's Thumbs Up

Baltimore blooms with brilliance, and Doc’s Thumbs Up is where Taylor passes the mic to the artists shaping the city’s creative pulse. These posts spotlight local visionaries—painters, poets, beatmakers, and boundary-breakers—who deserve their flowers now, not later. It’s a curated chorus of talent, love, and legacy, amplifying the voices that make Baltimore bold, beautiful, and unapologetically original.

What's Up Doc?

Step inside the studio, the streets, and the strategy behind Doc’s Castle. What’s Up Doc? is where Taylor shares the pulse of her latest art projects, vlogs, and creative experiments. From concept to release, each update is a glimpse into the grind, the glow-up, and the legacy in motion. It’s not just lifestyle—it’s authorship in real time, where every post builds the archive and every move speaks ownership.

Kill The PatriarchyAn Essay Series

Kill The Patriarchy is a raw, resilient essay series authored by Taylor 'doc' Walker. Through memoir, critique, and matriarchal homage, she dismantles the systems that silence single mothers, creatives, and marginalized voices. Each essay is a branch in her living archive; rooted in ancestral strength, blooming with unapologetic truth. This series is not just resistance; it’s authorship as survival, legacy, and love.