What will people remember about you when you’re gone? In this episode of Get Deep, Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton reflects on the true meaning of legacy—not in wealth or accolades, but in the ways we love, support, and show up for each other. Through tender wisdom, she invites us to consider how our daily actions carve their initials into the lives around us. Come in, take a seat, and let’s get deep into the question: How do you want to be remembered?

In this reflective episode of Get Deep, Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton draws inspiration from the natural world to explore the delicate balance between offering support and allowing others to grow on their own. Through the metaphor of a butterfly emerging from its chrysalis, she reminds us that sometimes the greatest help we can give is space—trusting others to find their own strength, spread their own wings, and step fully into their potential.

As adults, we often forget that growth doesn’t stop at adulthood—we’re still learning, still falling, still figuring it out. In this heartfelt episode, Deborah reflects on the humbling, hilarious, and deeply human experience of learning to braid her daughter’s hair. Through the tangles of technique and the chorus of tender-headed cries, she finds something greater: a reminder that grace, patience, and love are essential to every learning process. Whether it’s parenting, personal growth, or creative work, we all deserve space to not be perfect.

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We hear it all the time: “These are unprecedented times.” But what if the truth is the exact opposite? In this episode, Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton challenges the narrative and exposes the painful consistency of systems like racism, poverty, and injustice. Through reflection and resolve, she invites us to stop waiting for change and start creating it. Because real transformation doesn’t come from denial—it comes from breaking the cycle.

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In this episode, Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton unpacks the toxicity of competition culture and the scarcity mindset that often creeps into creative and collaborative spaces. With powerful personal insights and a call to shift our thinking, she challenges the belief that there’s only room for one at the top. Instead, she champions a vision where cheering for others, sharing tools, and co-building success is not only possible—but necessary. Tune in for a reminder that we all have a seat at the table, and success isn’t pie.

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In this deeply personal episode, Deborah reflects on the enduring love between her parents, bearing witness to their bond not only in life, but also in the sacred moments of goodbye. As she shares the story of her father’s final days and the quiet strength her mother displayed in letting him go, Deborah explores what it means to love someone enough to release them. This episode is a meditation on the kind of love that holds, comforts, and ultimately sets free—an emotional blueprint for how we navigate endings with grace.

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What happens when a childhood best friend becomes a distant memory, and that friend happens to be your own sibling? In this episode, Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton explores the slow, layered process of rebuilding a fractured sibling bond. From playful games and creative adventures to the growing pains of adolescence and family instability, the relationship between this brother and sister shifted drastically over the years. Now, through small moments, shared laughter, and the next generation, they are finding their way back to each other. This is a tender reflection on grief, reconciliation, and the repetition it takes to truly forgive—not just once, but again and again.

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In this deeply personal episode, Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton reflects on her evolving relationship with faith and how the sacred has moved beyond the four walls of the church. From growing up immersed in ministry to finding spirituality in acts of service, nature, and community, she challenges traditional ideas of worship and explores what it means to carry belief outside of institutions. This is a meditation on presence, purpose, and the divine spaces we build in the everyday.

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In this tender and deeply reflective episode, Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton opens up about life in the “sandwich generation”—caring for both aging parents and young children. As she navigates the emotional complexities of watching her mother grow older and struggle with identity after caregiving, she finds herself re-learning patience, compassion, and grace. Through vulnerability and wisdom, Deborah explores what it means to love someone through their changes while modeling for the next generation how to do the same. This episode is a meditation on legacy, transition, and the quiet strength found in showing up with care.

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In this episode, Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton opens up about the collaborative magic of theater and what it teaches us about working together in life. Whether it’s a play, an opera, or a creative project, D.E.E.P. reflects on how building something beautiful rarely happens in isolation. Instead, it’s the collective talents, visions, and strengths of a team—each person playing their part—that creates impact. Tune in for a reminder that you don’t have to be everything for everyone, and neither does anyone else.

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