Tranquility Magazine is offered to stations free of charge. [CONFIRM: this assumes you'll cover production costs through sponsors, underwriters, and eventually listener support — the standard public-radio model — rather than charging stations a licensing fee. This is the fastest path to getting picked up, especially by community and LPFM stations like Camaradio, who have no budget for carriage fees. If you'd rather explore a paid-license or syndication-fee model instead, that's a different page — happy to draft both versions so you can compare.]

We're able to offer the show at no cost because listeners, sponsors, and wellness practitioners who believe in the mission cover what we'd otherwise ask of broadcasters.

How to Get the Show

Send an email or call [CONFIRM: phone number] and let us know when you'd like to begin. There are no contracts required.

Episodes are available:

• Through PRX — the Public Radio Exchange, the primary marketplace independent producers use to distribute programming to public and community stations nationwide. [CONFIRM: you'll need to create a PRX producer account and upload the catalog — I can walk you through this step by step when you're ready.]

• By direct download from our website or a shared drive link, in WAV and MP3, for stations without a PRX account. Email to get access.

• [CONFIRM: if you want a phone/text intake line like the reference show, that's worth setting up once volume picks up — not necessary to launch.]

Why You Should Carry the Program

• No carriage fees.

• A warm, credentialed host — 25+ years in media (BBC, NPR, iHeartMedia) paired with certified training in Ayurveda, herbalism, Reiki, MBCT, and integrative wellness — so the conversations carry real depth, not just vibes.

• Fills the wellness and midlife-women's programming gap in public and community radio schedules, alongside NPR staples.

• Guests bring their own audiences and credibility: bestselling authors, clinicians, and researchers such as Christopher Hobbs (medicinal mushrooms), Wendy Valentine (Women Waking Up), Jessica Baum (Anxiously Attached), and Rosemary Gladstar, the "godmother of American herbalism."

• Speaks to real listener needs — mental health, menopause and midlife transitions, nervous-system regulation, herbal and natural medicine, financial wellness for women, grief, and reinvention after loss.

• Content is calm, hopeful, and useful — never alarmist, never preachy.

• [CONFIRM: If you're open to pledge-drive support (custom pledge promos, guest appearances at fundraisers) once the show is established, that's worth adding here — it's a strong selling point for public radio program directors specifically.]

Content and Tone

Tranquility Magazine sounds like a long, unhurried conversation with a wise friend who's been through it and come out the other side — not a lecture, not a hard-news interview, not influencer hustle culture. Host Jasmine Royce brings the perspective of someone who rebuilt her life and her business after a life-altering accident, so the show carries genuine emotional weight without ever tipping into melodrama.

What it is: Spiritual, metaphorical, warmly personal. Each episode is a real exchange with an author, healer, researcher, or visionary — grounded in their expertise, but always circling back to what it means for an ordinary person trying to live a more balanced life.

What it's not: It's not clinical. It's not a wellness-influencer pitch fest. There's no ranting, no fear-based health content, and no "buy my program" energy — the show exists to teach and to comfort.

What listeners tune in to hear:

• Midlife reinvention, purpose, and identity after major life change

• Herbalism, medicinal mushrooms, and plant-based healing traditions

• Nervous-system health, attachment, and relationship repair

• Menopause, hormonal health, and aging with vitality

• Grief, hope, and meaning-making after loss (including natural disaster recovery)

• Ceremony, ritual, and intentional living

• Financial wellness and empowerment for women

• Nature-based and Indigenous wisdom traditions

• Mindfulness, Buddhist philosophy, and Jungian psychology in everyday life

Proposed Broadcast Clock

Option A — 30-minute format

Billboard/Open: 0:30 Segment 1 (Intro + guest conversation): 12:00 Music Bed:

0:30 Segment 2 (Conversation continued + close): 13:30

Credits: 0:30

TRT: 27:00

Option B — 58-minute format

Billboard/Open: 1:00

Segment 1

Intro: 2–3 min

Conversation: 14–15 min: 17:00

Break: 1:00

Segment 2

Conversation continued: 19:00

Break: 1:00

Segment 3

Conversation + reflection + credits: 19:00

TRT: 58:00

Stations typically take network news at the top of the hour and start local/syndicated programming at :02–:06, so either format slots cleanly into a standard clock.

Be Part of the Conversation

• Email tranquilitymagazine@gmail.com

• [CONFIRM: add a phone/text line if you want listener call-ins or guest pitches to come in that way]

• Follow: Instagram · Facebook · YouTube · Bluesky

Tranquility Magazine is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and YouTube.