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Apr 2024

42m 47s

Joy In Real Time with Devi Brown

The Black Effect and iHeartPodcasts

About this episode

In this episode of the Deeply Well Podcast, host Devi Brown shares her recent experiences and joys. She discusses her upcoming appearance at the Black Effect Podcast Festival in Atlanta and expresses her excitement to connect with listeners. Devi reflects on the impact of recent podcast episodes and highlights the importance of finding joy in everyday moments. She shares personal experiences, such as attending concerts, visiting museums, and spending quality time with her son. Devi also discusses her journey in motherhood and the importance of slowing down and being present with her child.

Previous Episodes:

Beyond Diversity and Inclusion with Denise Hamilton

Walking with Grief with Sah D'Simone

Choosing Wisdom Over Influence with Manoj Dias

Finding Enlightenment with Shaka Senghor

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