FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
SEP 27, 2026
Breya M. Browner Attends ABFF Classic Cinema Series: Brown Sugar Talkback Featuring Taye Diggs
A CELEBRATION OF CULTURE, CREATIVITY, AND COMMUNITY
Washington D.C. - Breya M. Browner attended the ABFF Classic Cinema Series presentation of Brown Sugar, followed by an intimate talkback featuring Taye Diggs. The conversation revisited the film more than two decades after its release, exploring its enduring relationship with hip hop, Black love, television and film, and the cultural moment that helped shape the story.
Throughout the discussion, Diggs reflected on the making of Brown Sugar, shared behind the scenes memories from the production, and spoke candidly about his experience bringing the beloved film to life. His warmth, humor, and genuine personality made the conversation feel less like a traditional industry panel and more like an open exchange between an artist and an audience that has continued to carry the film with them.
For Breya, a longtime fan who considers Brown Sugar a comfort film, the evening offered a deeper look at how storytelling, music, performance, and culture can intersect to create work that remains meaningful across generations.
MEDIA CONTACT
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
FEB 23, 2026
The Sunday Reset Podcast Challenges People Pleasing and the Pressure to Care About What Everyone Else Thinks
A CONVERSATION ABOUT PEOPLE PLEASING, OUTSIDE OPINIONS, CONFIDENCE, AND CHOOSING YOURSELF WITHOUT GUILT.
Virtual - In its seventh episode, The Sunday Reset Podcast gets candid about people pleasing, outside opinions, and the exhausting pressure to remain acceptable to everyone around you.
Breya and Jasmine Browner discuss the fear of being labeled difficult, selfish, problematic, or too ambitious when choosing personal peace over constant accommodation. The conversation touches on career confidence, relationship criticism, imposter syndrome, boundaries, and the ways people can unintentionally shrink themselves in an effort to avoid judgment.
Through personal stories and real listener scenarios, the sisters explore what it means to choose yourself without abandoning compassion for others. The episode ultimately asks listeners to reconsider how much authority outside opinions should have over their decisions, confidence, and sense of self.
MEDIA CONTACT
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NOV 8, 2025
Breya M. Browner Performs Original Poetry at Blex Media’s Beyond the Screen: A Love Jones Experience
A NIGHT OF POETRY, LOVE, AND CREATIVE EXPRESSION
Washington D.C. - Breya M. Browner was invited to perform at Blex Media’s Beyond the Screen: A Love Jones Experience, an intimate celebration of the beloved film and the poetry, romance, artistry, and cultural conversations that have kept its legacy alive.
Throughout the evening, guests revisited Love Jones through thoughtful discussion of the film’s themes, characters, relationships, and lasting influence on representations of Black love and creative expression. The experience also featured original poetry performances from multiple artists, extending the film’s spirit beyond the screen and into a live celebration of storytelling.
Breya performed an original poem that will appear in her forthcoming book, I Am NOT Who You Think I Am, soon available for pre order. Her participation brought together two central parts of her creative work, performance and writing, while contributing to a larger conversation about vulnerability, love, identity, and the ways art gives language to experiences that are often difficult to express.
MEDIA CONTACT
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
OCT 5, 2025
The Sunday Reset Podcast Makes the Case for Saying No, Setting Boundaries, and Protecting Your Peace
AN HONEST LOOK AT BOUNDARIES, GUILT, SELF RESPECT, AND WHY "NO" CAN BE A COMPLETE SENTENCE
Virtual - In “The Art of Saying NO,” Breya and Jasmine Browner unpack one of the simplest words to say and one of the hardest boundaries for many people to enforce.
The episode examines why saying no can trigger guilt, particularly when cultural expectations, family dynamics, friendships, work, and relationships have taught people to prioritize the comfort of others. The sisters discuss why boundaries are an essential form of self respect and how protecting personal peace does not require hostility, lengthy explanations, or permission from anyone else.
Through candid stories, humor, practical reflection, and the podcast’s signature reset rituals, the episode encourages listeners to view boundaries not as rejection, but as a necessary part of creating healthier relationships with themselves and others.
MEDIA CONTACT
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
SEP 21, 2025
The Sunday Reset Podcast Looks to Megan Thee Stallion in a Conversation About Ambition, Resilience, and Staying Aligned With Your Goals
A MIDSEASON CONVERSATION ON AMBITION, RESILIENCE, PUBLIC SCRUTINY, RELATIONSHIPS, AND STAYING ALIGNED WITH YOUR GOALS.
Virtual - For its midseason finale, The Sunday Reset Podcast explores the many dimensions of ambition through a conversation inspired by Megan Thee Stallion’s career, resilience, and continued success in the face of public scrutiny and personal loss.
Breya and Jasmine Browner discuss what it takes to pursue meaningful goals while navigating criticism, social media, relationships, setbacks, and the expectations placed on ambitious women.
The conversation also examines self belief, discipline, community, and the importance of remaining connected to your own definition of success. Moving between pop culture and personal experience, the episode asks listeners to consider whether ambition is simply about achieving more or about building a life that remains aligned with who they are becoming.
MEDIA CONTACT
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
AUG 31, 2025
The Sunday Reset Podcast Talks Cardi B, Authenticity, and the Power of Being Unfiltered and Unapologetic
A POP CULTURE DRIVEN CONVERSATION ON AUTHENTICITY, SELF EXPRESSION, AND REFUSING TO SHRINK FOR OTHER PEOPLE
Virtual - Breya and Jasmine Browner explore authenticity, self expression, and the pressure to make yourself more acceptable to others in an episode inspired in part by Cardi B’s unapologetic public persona.
The sisters discuss the difference between authenticity and performance, the confidence required to speak openly, and the societal expectations that often encourage women to soften their personalities in order to make others comfortable. Through pop culture commentary, personal experiences, and the podcast’s Sister Sound Off segment, the conversation considers what can happen when people stop seeking permission to simply be themselves.
The episode reinforces one of The Sunday Reset’s recurring themes, that personal growth does not always mean becoming quieter, smaller, or easier to understand. Sometimes growth means becoming more comfortable with the person you already are.
MEDIA CONTACT
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
AUG 17, 2025
The Sunday Reset Podcast Examines Forgiveness, Grace, and the Lessons Found Throughout Tyler Perry’s Storytelling
EXPLORING FORGIVENESS, GRACE, FAITH, AND THE EMOTIONAL FREEDOM THAT CAN COME FROM LETTING GO.
Virtual - The Sunday Reset Podcast turns its attention to forgiveness in an episode exploring why extending grace does not require minimizing pain or forgetting what happened.
Inspired by themes that have appeared throughout Tyler Perry’s plays and films, Breya and Jasmine Browner discuss the complicated relationship between forgiveness, accountability, faith, and emotional freedom. The conversation examines how letting go can become an act of strength, particularly when holding onto anger begins to cause more harm than the original experience.
Alongside personal stories and a Tyler Perry inspired trivia segment, the episode invites listeners to consider forgiveness not simply as something offered to another person, but as a decision that can create space for personal healing and peace.
MEDIA CONTACT
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
AUG 10, 2025
The Sunday Reset Podcast Explores the Soft Girl Era, Boundaries, and the Radical Choice to Protect Your Peace
A CONVERSATION ABOUT SOFTNESS, BOUNDARIES, REST, AND THE COMPLICATED PROCESS OF MOVING FORWARD.
Virtual - In its second episode, The Sunday Reset Podcast takes on the cultural conversation surrounding the “soft girl era” and examines what softness actually looks like beyond the aesthetics often associated with the movement.
B
reya and Jasmine Browner discuss boundaries, balance, rest, and the decision to prioritize joy without apologizing for it. Drawing from pop culture examples including Zendaya and Beyoncé, the sisters explore how choosing peace can require discipline, self awareness, and the confidence to stop overexplaining personal choices.
The conversation reframes softness not as passivity, but as the freedom to create a life that feels sustainable, intentional, and emotionally safe.
MEDIA CONTACT
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
AUG 4, 2025
The Sunday Reset Podcast Opens Season One With an Honest Conversation on Grief, Growth, and Learning to Let Go
A CANDID SEASON PREMIERE ON GRIEF, CHANGE, HEALING, AND THE COMPLICATED PROCESS OF MOVING FORWARD
Virtual - In its second episode, The Sunday Reset Podcast takes on the cultural conversation surrounding the “soft girl era” and examines what softness actually looks like beyond the aesthetics often associated with the movement.
B
reya and Jasmine Browner discuss boundaries, balance, rest, and the decision to prioritize joy without apologizing for it. Drawing from pop culture examples including Zendaya and Beyoncé, the sisters explore how choosing peace can require discipline, self awareness, and the confidence to stop overexplaining personal choices.
The conversation reframes softness not as passivity, but as the freedom to create a life that feels sustainable, intentional, and emotionally safe.
MEDIA CONTACT
BREYA M. BROWNER
ACTRESS. AUTHOR, CREATOR.
© 2026 Breya M. Browner. All Rights Reserved.