Meet Me at the Highland
Meet Me at the Highland
Podcast Description
Meet Me at the Highland is a podcast and sacred space centering Black women’s leadership, imagination, and legacy. Hosted by Gabrielle Wyatt, founder of The Highland Project, this series invites listeners into intimate, intergenerational conversations with changemakers, artists, and cultural architects who are reimagining what it means to thrive.
At a time when burnout, disconnection, and systemic injustice are ever-present, Meet Me at the Highland offers something different: a rhythm of rest, reflection, and radical dreaming. It’s where we come to remember who we are, reclaim our joy, and begin again.
In Season One—The Breathing Season—you’ll hear from visionary voices like LaTosha Brown, Monica Simpson, and Erika Alexander.
Each episode is more than a conversation—it’s a love letter, a blueprint, and a mirror. You’ll also receive weekly journaling prompts, guest reflections, and companion content that invites deeper introspection.
Whether you're mid-dream, mid-healing, or mid-reinvention, Meet Me at the Highland offers a soft place to land and a powerful place to rise.
This is your invitation. To lead. To rest. To imagine forward.
To meet us at the Highland. meetmeatthehighland.substack.com
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast explores themes of leadership, rest, imagination, and legacy, featuring guest episodes like LaTosha Brown discussing community care and transformation of rest practices, and Monica Simpson focusing on healing and Black joy. Each episode serves as a love letter and includes journaling prompts to encourage deeper introspection.
Meet Me at the Highland™ is a podcast and sacred space centering Black women’s leadership, imagination, and legacy. Hosted by Gabrielle Wyatt, founder of The Highland Project, this series invites listeners into intimate, intergenerational conversations with changemakers, artists, and cultural architects who are reimagining what it means to thrive.
At a time when burnout, disconnection, and systemic injustice are ever-present, Meet Me at the Highland offers something different: a rhythm of rest, reflection, and radical dreaming. It’s where we come to remember who we are, reclaim our joy, and begin again.
In Season One—The Breathing Season—you’ll hear from visionary voices like LaTosha Brown, Monica Simpson, and Erika Alexander.
Each episode is more than a conversation—it’s a love letter, a blueprint, and a mirror. You’ll also receive weekly journaling prompts, guest reflections, and companion content that invites deeper introspection.
Whether you’re mid-dream, mid-healing, or mid-reinvention, Meet Me at the Highland offers a soft place to land and a powerful place to rise.
This is your invitation. To lead. To rest. To imagine forward.
To meet us at the Highland.
What does it mean to plant something for people you may never meet? Season 2 of Meet Me at the Highland™ opens with Brittany Packnett Cunningham, who arrives tracing her lineage and offers the season the faith of a mustard seed. With Gabrielle Wyatt, she explores truth as a daily practice, taking your rightful place, and how to hold love and power in the same hand.
Brittany is the founder of Love & Power Works, host of UNDISTRACTED podcast, Chief Strategy Officer of the Children’s Defense Fund, and author of the forthcoming We Are Like Those Who Dream.
Full episode and bonus content: meetmeatthehighland.substack.com
More on Brittany: brittanypacknett.com, @MsPackyetti
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