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Sparkle On With Devi Jags

Sparkle On With Devi Jags

By: Devi Jags
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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.

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Episodes
  • Screenwriting, Songwriting, and Screaming | Mina Tobias

    Screenwriting, Songwriting, and Screaming | Mina Tobias
    14 Oct 2026
    Actress, musician, and writer Mina Tobias grew up in her dad’s recording studio and on her mom’s film sets — but it took leaving athletics, starting therapy, and a pandemic full of insomnia before she found a creative voice that was her own. This conversation explores how screenwriting, picked up purely for fun with no intention of anyone ever reading it, became the thing that unlocked everything else — and why Mina believes a song and a scene are the same craft in different structures. She unpacks what the athlete’s mindset gave her, and what she had to unlearn from it, starting with the belief that discipline means sacrifice. Mina also takes us inside the rock EP she wrote in the bath, leading the indie horror film The Vanishing Tour on a set that caught fire on day two, and co-founding Don’t Mind Me, the mental health organization she built with her family. Mina proves that your Sparkle isn’t one craft. It’s the curiosity running underneath it all. Listen to Mina’s new song! https://open.spotify.com/album/7GPbsKlxO81uQPgQBquEZw?si=m8340plJSx6qV9lBG6MPFw Follow Mina Tobias: https://www.instagram.com/minatobias_/?hl=en Learn more about Don't Mind Me: https://www.dontmindme.org/ Chapters 00:00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:02:17 Growing Up in the Studio: The Creative Foundation 00:02:45 The Athletic Mindset: From Competition to Creativity 00:03:49 Therapy as the Turning Point: Finding Your Voice 00:05:30 Pandemic Screenwriting: When Insomnia Becomes Inspiration 00:06:49 Screenwriting and Songwriting: Two Sides of the Same Scene 00:13:15 Discipline vs. Sacrifice: Redefining What It Means to Show Up 00:18:09 The Divorce Dad Rock Playlist: Finding Your Sound 00:20:28 The Rocky EP: Writing in the Bath and Letting Flow Happen 00:26:24 The Vanishing Tour: Fire, Screaming, and Finding Your Edge 00:34:43 Horror as Metaphor: When Genre Becomes the Vehicle 00:38:55 Mental Health on Set: Routines, Fuel, and Preparation 00:40:21 Don't Mind Me: Born from Anger and a Brother's Crisis 00:43:18 Direct Impact: Scholarships and Building a Treatment Center 00:44:23 Artists and Mental Health: The Network That Saves Lives 00:44:43 The Language of Crisis: Learning to Navigate the System 00:47:48 Creating from Anger to Joy: Transmuting Pain into Purpose 00:51:13 Community Over Isolation: The Artist's Greatest Tool 00:54:42 Letting Go of Gatekeepers: Learning the Business to Throw It Away 00:57:41 Building the Catalog: The New Artist's Blueprint
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    1 hr
  • The Three-Month Limerence Crash Out That Became an Album | Eva Rose

    The Three-Month Limerence Crash Out That Became an Album | Eva Rose
    7 Oct 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
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • Student Journalists Exposed What Cornell University Tried to Hide

    Student Journalists Exposed What Cornell University Tried to Hide
    30 Sep 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💖✨
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    13 min
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