About the Podcast
Soul & Story
SoulFull Stories
Welcome to Soul & Story — the inspirational podcast where faith meets real life and storytelling heals the soul. Hosted by writer, filmmaker, and creative coach SA Brown, this weekly show offers a fresh, relatable take on biblical wisdom through modern-day parables, heartfelt prayers, and powerful reflections for women of faith.
Whether you're on your daily walk, sipping sweet tea on the porch, or journaling through life’s lessons, Soul & Story is your sacred space to pause, reflect, and reconnect. Each episode blends scripture, storytelling, and soulful encouragement to uplift, empower, and remind you that God’s grace shows up in the everyday.
✨ Rooted in Scripture
✨ Centered in Authentic Storytelling
✨ Made for Creatives, Believers & Everyday Women
Perfect for listeners seeking Christian inspiration, faith-based motivation, and devotionals with depth, warmth, and a touch of Southern charm.
New episodes drop every Sunday at noon.
Subscribe, share, and come sit at the table — because your story matters here.
#FaithPodcast #ChristianWomen #Devotionals #ModernParables #BlackChristianVoices #ChristianStorytelling #BibleStudyPodcast #SoulAndStory
Whether you're on your daily walk, sipping sweet tea on the porch, or journaling through life’s lessons, Soul & Story is your sacred space to pause, reflect, and reconnect. Each episode blends scripture, storytelling, and soulful encouragement to uplift, empower, and remind you that God’s grace shows up in the everyday.
✨ Rooted in Scripture
✨ Centered in Authentic Storytelling
✨ Made for Creatives, Believers & Everyday Women
Perfect for listeners seeking Christian inspiration, faith-based motivation, and devotionals with depth, warmth, and a touch of Southern charm.
New episodes drop every Sunday at noon.
Subscribe, share, and come sit at the table — because your story matters here.
#FaithPodcast #ChristianWomen #Devotionals #ModernParables #BlackChristianVoices #ChristianStorytelling #BibleStudyPodcast #SoulAndStory
About your host
Stephanie Brown
SA Brown: Storyteller, Dream Builder, and Sweet Tea Enthusiast
SA Brown is a filmmaker, author, and educator who traded small-town Mississippi for Atlanta’s creative hum. With an imagination fueled by sweet tea and an obsession with character-driven stories, SA crafts narratives that blend simplicity, nostalgia, and the complexities of reinvention. From short films to stage plays to audio dramas, her storytelling celebrates Black and Brown experiences with authenticity, humor, and heart.
Her short film Telling Stories garnered six laurels, including Best First Time Filmmaker in Georgia, and her Hallmark feature, Mississippi Christmas, will premiere this holiday season. But that’s just a glimpse of her work—she’s written, directed, and produced Tales from 10th and Northside on Tubi, helms the podcast Tenth & Northside highlighting Southeast talent, and recently launched the Dining Playhouse Experience, a dinner theater merging food and live performances for a one-of-a-kind vibe.
SA’s signature lies in contemporary female-led dramas that tackle reinvention, flaws, and triumphs—often served with a side of laughter. She’s also a powerhouse educator with 20 years of teaching experience, using her classroom as a launchpad for creativity, whether guiding sixth graders through mindfulness exercises or mentoring women over 40 through Reel Action Inc., her film production program.
A proud Gen Xer with a love of cultural pride and biblical wisdom, SA merges faith, creativity, and wit across her content, from devotionals and coloring books to her Substack blog Soul & Story. And when she’s not developing mystery series or crowdfunding audio dramas, she’s traveling, because, as she’ll tell you, “Great stories aren’t just told—they’re lived.”
With projects spanning stage, screen, and ink, SA Brown isn’t just telling stories—she’s creating a legacy of voices that matter. Let’s just say, if you’re not paying attention now, you will be soon.
SA Brown is a filmmaker, author, and educator who traded small-town Mississippi for Atlanta’s creative hum. With an imagination fueled by sweet tea and an obsession with character-driven stories, SA crafts narratives that blend simplicity, nostalgia, and the complexities of reinvention. From short films to stage plays to audio dramas, her storytelling celebrates Black and Brown experiences with authenticity, humor, and heart.
Her short film Telling Stories garnered six laurels, including Best First Time Filmmaker in Georgia, and her Hallmark feature, Mississippi Christmas, will premiere this holiday season. But that’s just a glimpse of her work—she’s written, directed, and produced Tales from 10th and Northside on Tubi, helms the podcast Tenth & Northside highlighting Southeast talent, and recently launched the Dining Playhouse Experience, a dinner theater merging food and live performances for a one-of-a-kind vibe.
SA’s signature lies in contemporary female-led dramas that tackle reinvention, flaws, and triumphs—often served with a side of laughter. She’s also a powerhouse educator with 20 years of teaching experience, using her classroom as a launchpad for creativity, whether guiding sixth graders through mindfulness exercises or mentoring women over 40 through Reel Action Inc., her film production program.
A proud Gen Xer with a love of cultural pride and biblical wisdom, SA merges faith, creativity, and wit across her content, from devotionals and coloring books to her Substack blog Soul & Story. And when she’s not developing mystery series or crowdfunding audio dramas, she’s traveling, because, as she’ll tell you, “Great stories aren’t just told—they’re lived.”
With projects spanning stage, screen, and ink, SA Brown isn’t just telling stories—she’s creating a legacy of voices that matter. Let’s just say, if you’re not paying attention now, you will be soon.