Deeply Well with Devi Brown

The Value of Discipline with Ron “Boss" Everline

Devi welcomes performance coach, entrepreneur, investor, and Heartbeat Ventures managing partner Ron “Boss” Everline. The conversation is an energizing and deeply groun

Living Ritual with Tracee Stanley

How are you going to be present? In this episode, Devi is joined by Tracee Stanley, author of Living Ritual: Infuse Each Day with Purpose and Spirit, for a conversation

Consistency, Practice & Affirmations with Devi Brown

Today, Devi answers questions written in by listeners seeking to become more consistent in their daily practices, and then she expounds on her approach to writing affirma

The Four Seasons of Heartbreak with Sheleana Aiyana

Devi welcomes Sheleana Aiyana, bestselling author of Becoming the One and founder of Rising Woman, to discuss her forthcoming book The Four Seasons of Heartbreak (out Feb

Raising Conscious Children with Dr. Shefali

An urgent and provocative message urging parents and adults alike to put your phones down and connect.  Our children are facing a rapidly changing landscape, shifting fro

Personal Standards with Darian Symoné Harvin

Devi welcomes multimedia storyteller and Studio Symoné founder Darian Symoné Harvin to discuss how her beauty reporting connects to identity, culture, and human-centered

Psychological Fortitude with Dr. Rheeda Walker

Devi welcomes back Dr. Rheeda Walker, a clinical psychologist and professor focused on Black mental health, to discuss shifts in mental-health awareness since the pandemi

When You Know It’s Time to Let Go with Devi Brown

In this special Q&A episode, Devi responds to deeply personal questions from the Deeply Well community about relationships, intuition, and knowing when it may be time to

Life Beyond the Internet with Weezy WTF

WeezyWTF (co-host of Decisions, Decisions, founder of WTF Media, producer, bestselling author of No Holes Barred, and creator of the NYC fitness studio TrapHaus) joins us

Beyond Being Seen with Devi Brown

Today, Devi is reminding you that “life is hard,” and if you’re living with chronic pain, autoimmune issues, or ADHD, it takes patience, self-advocacy, and finding what a

Music is My Church with Dahi

You are not alone in your creativity, whether it is music, filmmaking, or another expression. The ability to create offers many opportunities to heal, connect and transfo

Staying Rooted In Our Authentic Power with Devi Brown

The summer is already almost over, and Devi shares what this fast-moving, “grief and joy happening all at once” summer is teaching her, especially how to stay present whe

Pivoting to Fulfill Your Purpose with Dr. Julius Thomas

This episode feels like a real permission slip to stop chasing the version of success that looks good and start listening to what’s actually true inside of you. Dr. Juliu

Peaceful Doesn't Mean Passive with Nina Parker

This is a real insight into a longtime friendship between Devi and Nina Parker; they talk candidly about what it looks like to choose yourself when your life looks “succe

The Emotional Worlds of Men & Women with Vince Chafin

What does it take to truly understand one another? In this episode, Devi Brown sits down with facilitator Vince Chafin for a thoughtful conversation on men's healing, wom

Well-Being Rituals with Koya Webb

Devi sits down with Koya Webb to explore what it means to thrive without perfection—through intentional choices, genuine self-worth, and practices that help regulate the

Accepting Your Body with Krista Williams

Devi sits down with Krista Williams (Almost 30) for a real conversation about what it takes to come back home to yourself, especially through your body, your boundaries,

Black Single Mother with Jamilah Lemieux

This episode is the kind of conversation that makes you exhale. Jamilah Lemieux joins the show to talk about her book, Black Single Mother - the title alone has had the i

Beauty is Medicine with Tiffany Howell 

Devi sits down with designer Tiffany Howell (Night Palm Studio) to talk about why your home isn’t just décor—it’s emotional support. Tiffany’s main point is simple and po

Healing Requires Practice with Devi Brown

Devi reminds us that a real wellness practice isn’t about looking impressive or “creating an ideal version of yourself,” it’s about “building a relationship with yourself