Couverture de Sparkle On With Devi Jags

Sparkle On With Devi Jags

Sparkle On With Devi Jags

De : Devi Jags
Écouter gratuitement

Offres de saison | 0,99 € par mois pendant les 3 premiers mois

5,99 €/mois par la suite. Des conditions s’appliquent. Annulation mensuelle possible.

Sparkle On With Devi Jags is a podcast and movement to help listeners reclaim their happiness, passion, and self-worth through the power of creativity.

Devi believes everyone has a "Sparkle," a fiery light inside us that can overcome darkness through artistry and our inner child. Elevating leading artists, creatives, and storytellers, this movement inspires listeners to reclaim what makes them shine and always Sparkle On.

SPARKLE IGNITE LLC Art Hygiène et vie saine Psychologie Psychologie et psychiatrie
Épisodes
  • The Three-Month Limerence Crash Out That Became an Album | Eva Rose

    The Three-Month Limerence Crash Out That Became an Album | Eva Rose
    Oct 7 2026
    Singer-songwriter Eva Rose joins Sparkle On to unpack her debut album The Last Laugh, a project born from a three-month limerence crash-out that turned into 11 tracks of raw, guitar-driven storytelling. This conversation explores the psychology of limerence, the mental state of involuntary obsession that inspired one of her lead singles, If You Want to Be Adored. We dive into her muses, how she approaches her breakup anthems, and how the complexities of relationships find their light through her music. Eva proves that your Sparkle isn't just surviving the crash out; it's turning it into something you're proud of. Listen to The Last Laugh: Available September 25th on all streaming platforms Follow Eva Rose: https://www.instagram.com/evahrose/?hl=en https://www.tiktok.com/@evarosemusic https://open.spotify.com/artist/22cqM1VQJSdXQ04OYTAQ5z https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-uXz3xB3NSQ_4EOqxXLKQQ/featured Chapters 00:00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:01:47 The Seed of The Last Laugh: From Breakup to Album 00:08:47 The Writing Process: Sessions, Spontaneity, and Voice Memos 00:15:57 Getting Over a Two-Year Relationship in Two Weeks 00:20:06 Give Me a Good Reason: The Song That Predicted Her Future 00:22:38 Writing Without Intention: The Best Way to Be Honest 00:24:01 Career vs. Creativity: Writing for Yourself First 00:27:18 The Three-Month Limerence Crash Out: When Ghosting Becomes Obsession 00:33:03 If You Want to Be Adored: The Psychology of Ignoring Someone 00:37:55 What Is Limerence? The Involuntary Obsession No One Talks About 00:38:34 Breaking the Limerence Curse: Getting Busy and Shadow Work Journals 00:41:48 The Muse vs. Limerence: Distance, Projection, and Fictional Characters 00:43:14 Digesting the Deeds: The Author-Narrator-Character Split 00:46:13 Musical Influences: From Avril Lavigne to Alex G 00:49:01 Nashville Sessions and the Art of Storytelling 00:51:43 Finding Your Voice: When a Song Is Distinctly Yours 00:56:09 Favorite Songs on The Last Laugh: If You Want to Be Adored and Look Back and Laugh 00:58:45 What 2016 Eva Would Think: From Shy Songwriter to Confident Artist
    Afficher plus Afficher moins
    1 h et 1 min
  • Student Journalists Exposed What Cornell University Tried to Hide

    Student Journalists Exposed What Cornell University Tried to Hide
    Sep 30 2026
    I cannot talk about spreading light, love, and creativity with the darkness that led me and the Sparkle On mission here. In this week’s news, student journalists from The Cornell Daily Sun exposed the heinous gang rape of a 20-year-old woman by seven fraternity members of Chi Pi. Over 50 men did nothing to report the Snapchat evidence. Cornell University expelled two of the seven men. The DA closed the criminal case because of insufficient evidence. Now, two years later, a public outcry prompted them to reopen the case. The fabric of Sparkle On is ingrained with my experience of campus sexual violence, and the hundreds of my peers harmed during my time at school. In the wake of my violence, I became a writer. I wrote for healing; I wrote for survival; I wrote to make a change. I don’t have the answers. I don’t even have the solution. What I do know is that silence about the crimes that are actively silencing students, women, and artists is unacceptable. This episode is dedicated to fearless student journalists, survivors, and, more importantly, Jane Doe. We see you, we believe you, and I hope you know that nothing can ever take away your Sparkle💖✨
    Afficher plus Afficher moins
    13 min
  • The Prodigy Cellist Who Stopped Playing Other People's Music with Suuvi

    The Prodigy Cellist Who Stopped Playing Other People's Music with Suuvi
    Sep 25 2026
    Suuvi is a Cuban-Chinese multidisciplinary artist who was accepted into Juilliard at 10 years old, launching a 15+ year career performing on world-renowned stages. But by her early twenties, she was miserable. Despite achieving every milestone she was supposed to want, Suuvi realized she had spent her entire life playing other people's music, driven by the need to please her parents and meet elite classical institutions' expectations. She shares how she reclaimed her relationship with the cello by writing her own music, how she learned to give herself permission to sing, and why her album Dark Therapy guides listeners through shadow work without keeping them stuck in the past. Suuvi proves your darkness doesn't have to define your future. Follow Suuvi: https://www.instagram.com/callmesuuvi/?hl=en This episode is a rerun from Season 2, July 2025. Chapters 00:00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:01:22 The Artist's Way and Morning Pages: Finding Creative Clarity 00:07:28 The Multidisciplinary Artist: Breaking Free from Labels 00:09:37 Sneaking Out of Juilliard: The Rebellious Artist at 15 00:11:04 The Pandemic Pivot: From Stage to Screen 00:12:09 I'm Not a Classical Musician Anymore: Redefining Identity 00:14:21 The Timeline: Graduating High School at 15 and Racing Through Paris 00:22:12 Reclaiming the Cello: Writing Your Own Music After Playing Everyone Else's 00:26:47 Permission and Mental Blocks: When You Don't Allow Yourself to Create 00:27:47 The Compounding Effects of Suppressed Creativity 00:32:48 The Breaking Point 00:38:22 Three Years of Numbness: The Stranger Who Changed Everything 00:39:54 The Transformation: Sobriety, Meditation, and Choosing Happiness 00:56:03 The Only Way Out Is In: Finding Light After Darkness 00:56:32 Dark Therapy: The Album About Shadow Work and Facing Your Past
    Afficher plus Afficher moins
    1 h et 1 min
adbl_web_anon_alc_button_suppression_t1
Aucun commentaire pour le moment