VISION

In the final episode of the season, Ebonee explores faith through the lenses of Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, and their shared destination: oneness. She delves into the evolution of human consciousness, moving from separation into unity—the realization of our inherent connection to all.

Grief is an inevitable part of the human experience, but we don’t have to carry it alone. After losing her baby brother, Sa’Von, to gun violence in 2023, Ebonee opens up about how she navigated and transmuted her grief, transforming pain into deeper purpose and healing.

Who hasn’t struggled with money at some point? After hitting rock bottom financially, Ebonee learned to master the energetics of money, shifting from scarcity to abundance. In this episode, she shares the structures she put in place to support her financial future and build lasting wealth.

Many of us are exposed to more than we’re ready to handle at a young age, often without realizing its impact. In this episode, Ebonee opens up about how she has healed from early trauma and shame by reclaiming her innocence. She explores the importance of nurturing the inner child as a foundation for fostering healthy relationships.

Curious about plant medicine? In this episode, Ebonee shares her experiences with well-known psychedelics—mushrooms, ayahuasca, and iboga. Through her journey, she unpacks the effects, similarities, and lessons each medicine has revealed to her.

After a two-year hiatus, Ebonee returns to The Ebb & Flow Podcast to share why she left Los Angeles, the journey of awakening to her true purpose, and how she has evolved spiritually through this quantum leap. This episode is a powerful reminder of the role obedience plays in aligning with our highest path.

To end the series on a high note we are joined by the Founder of Bad Girl, Good Human and Creative Director of the Ebb & Flow podcast, Orixa Jones, to talk about navigating your vision despite challenges as a Black woman in the creative world and surrendering to the intuitive affirmations that success is on the other side.

In this special episode, Ebonee is joined by Queen Afua. As a New York Times Best-Selling Author and Holistic Wellness Expert, Queen Afua made time to talk about healing across generations and the spiritual connections to our physical ailments. 

This episode’s guest is Shydeia Caldwell of Black Girl Magik, a wellness brand that hosts community based healing events and encourages Black women to awaken the healer in oneself. Talking about her own connection to healing and creating the spaces you wish to see, Shydeia and Ebonee touch on the importance of embodying your purpose. 

With the help of global thought leader 19 Keys, this episode addresses the nuance of the environment we’re born in and the responsibility we have over our future through the lens of masculinity. Diving deeper into topics like male victimhood, the difference between being a soldier vs a warrior, and why 19 Keys doesn’t like the word “oppressor”.