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Sparkle On With Devi Jags

Sparkle On With Devi Jags

著者: 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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アート 心理学 心理学・心の健康 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • I Was Ready to Quit. He Didn't Let Me.
    2026/09/16
    Devi and Tom talk about burnout, creative depression, and what it means to be a partner when someone wants to quit the thing they love most. Fresh off a transformative trip to Paris, Devi found herself in a depressive spiral so deep she was ready to shut down the podcast entirely. Together, Devi and Tom explore the myth that artists need to suffer to create great work, pulling from Tom's background in mental health and rehabilitation to ask: do creatives inherently struggle with mental health, or is it something we can actively work on? This episode is for anyone who's ever wanted to quit something they care about, who's felt too depressed to create, or who's wondered if their partner truly understands what it means to hold space without fixing. Chapters 00:00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:00:14 The Breaking Point: When Burnout Hits the Creative 00:00:46 Mental Health Toolkits Change Over Time 00:01:45 When You Can't Pull Yourself Out: The Role of Partnership 00:02:11 Tom's Perspective: Recognizing Depression vs. Quitting 00:05:30 The Big Question: Do Artists Need Mental Illness to Create? 00:07:45 The Road Less Traveled: Mental Health as a Practice 00:22:30 Missing the Forest for the Trees: The Practice Over the Product 00:23:03 Dreams, Connection, and Lucid Dreaming 00:33:30 When Your Partner Says the Right Thing: Holding Space 00:37:44 The Function vs. The Outcome: Why We Create 00:40:08 Straddling Both Sides: Creating for Fun and for Money 00:46:05 Relinquishing Control: When Projects Take Their Own Shape 00:48:18 The Podcast as Filter: Repetition and Accountability 00:49:16 The Real Takeaway: Was This Episode Useful?
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  • The Mother-Daughter Jewelry Brand Worn at the Met Gala | Tanya Myers Shah
    2026/09/09
    Tanya Myers Shah is the visionary behind the South Asian jewelry brand MAABAE. MAABAE celebrates dual heritage, where Indian and Western wardrobes coexist. That’s where Tanya’s mission lives: bridging two cultures through jewelry intentionally crafted in the heart of Rajasthan. Doechii, SZA, and Lilly Singh have worn MaaBae at the Met Gala, red carpets, & more, proving that your roots aren't something to hide but something to wear proudly. This is another story about how heritage and place can help our creativity flourish when artists like Tanya find that spark again. Shop MAABAE: Available at https://www.maabae.com Follow Tanya Myers Shah: https://www.instagram.com/tanyamyersshah/?hl=en Chapters 00:00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:01:37 The Origin Story: From Mom's Fashion Workshops to MAABAE 00:03:55 The Two Wardrobes Meeting: When East Meets West 00:05:29 The Pivot: Leaving Skincare to Follow the Signs 00:11:06 The Difference Between Fighting and Flow 00:15:46 Going to the Source: The Jaipur Jewelry Journey 00:18:48 Becoming a Designer: Just Draw It 00:23:46 Oxidized Silver and Archival Inspiration 00:30:14 The Met Gala Moment: Doechii Wears MAABAE 00:36:32 Culture Club: Designing Jewelry That Transcends Cultures 00:38:04 The Korean Customer and the Chai Cup 00:40:07 The Haitian Tiffin Box and the Samosa Challenge 00:43:35 You Don't Have to Choose: Blending All Your Cultures 00:51:35 Curiosity, Problem Solving, and Living a Colorful Life 00:54:52 The Red Era: Signals, Chakras, and Shopping Addiction
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  • Margot Robbie's Company Is Adapting Her Novel | Olivia Gatwood
    2026/09/02
    Poet and novelist Olivia Gatwood joins Sparkle On to trace her journey from writing spy stories as a kid to becoming an internationally recognized voice on girlhood, queerness, and the complexities of women friendships. Olivia reveals how she transformed rage into advocacy, and eventually into stories that center joy, vulnerability, and the messy humanity of women's relationships with each other. She unpacks the creation of her debut novel, Whoever You Are, Honey, a fembot story set in Santa Cruz that interrogates internalized misogyny, the fear of intimacy between women, and what it means to be created from the male gaze. Olivia walks us through her writing process, the danger of trauma bonding, and why she believes resilience isn't about staying in pain but about returning to difficult subjects from a place of strength. Stay on the lookout for the upcoming film adaptation of Olivia’s novel with Margot Robbie's Lucky Chap, and be sure to order a copy of her book! Read Whoever You Are, Honey: Available now wherever books are sold Follow Olivia Gatwood: https://www.instagram.com/oliviagatwood Chapters 00:00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:01:30 The Writer Origin Story: From Journals to Performance Poetry 00:05:42 Speak Like a Girl: The Performance That Changed Everything 00:08:41 From Athlete to Advocate: Choosing Poetry Over Soccer 00:11:31 The First Poem: Catcalling, Rage, and Riling Up the Boys 00:14:23 Navigating Perception: Self-Care as a Young Woman on Stage 00:17:00 The Doxxing Incident: When Rage Shifted to Love 00:18:28 Life of the Party and New American Best Friend: Poetry Collections on Girlhood 00:19:46 Writing as Processing: You Don't Need Pain to Create 00:21:45 Prompts for Processing: Letters, Odes, and Writing to Shame 00:23:52 Breaking Out of the Box: Exploring Different Writing Mediums 00:27:52 The Birth of Whoever You Are, Honey: Fembots and Female Friendships 00:29:41 Santa Cruz as Character: Tech, Gentrification, and Playing God 00:32:42 The Pick Me Girl: Understanding Fear and Intimacy Between Women 00:36:17 Developing Complex Characters: The Lifeguard Analogy 00:38:08 Writing Into Fear and Obsession: What Are You Not Saying? 00:44:40 Title IX Education: Trauma Bonding and Campus Culture 00:46:09 Creative Education Under Restriction: Teaching Consent Without Talking About Sex 00:48:32 The Army Base Workshop: Teaching Empathy to Those Trained to Kill 00:50:28 Writing From Joy: Celebrating Survival and Self-Compassion 00:52:26 Reading From the Novel: Lena and Sebastian's First Meeting 00:57:41 The Movie Adaptation: Working With Lucky Chap and Margot Robbie 00:58:56 Small Wins: Making Friends in Adulthood
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