India Osborne is a guide through life’s sacred thresholds—an artist of conversation who invites guests and listeners to slow down, breathe, and touch the deeper truths of their own becoming. As host of The Slow Drip, she moves between storyteller and soul mirror, drawing out the unspoken currents of courage, grief, joy, and renewal.
India’s voice is both intimate and expansive—grounded in lived experience, yet always inviting a higher perspective. She doesn’t rush to answers. She opens doorways. Each conversation is a gentle unraveling of the old and a reclamation of the self that is ready to emerge.

In this soul-stirring episode of The Slow Drip Podcast, host India Osborne sits down with Todd Savvas—modern mystic, spiritual teacher, and creator of Soulcology™. Known for his grounded yet cosmic perspective, Todd offers a rare lens into ancient wisdom applied to modern life.

Raised in a strict religious household in Australia, Todd’s early visions and past-life dreams led him away from dogma and toward the mystical path. A pivotal mentorship with a psychic—who inspired The Matrix’s Oracle—helped him hone his intuitive gifts.

From his roots in fashion and advertising to global spiritual mentorship, Todd brings a no-nonsense approach to soul work. Together, India and Todd explore archetypes, the power of intuition, and what it truly means to live in alignment with your soul.

This episode invites you to slow down, listen deeply, and remember the sacred within.

On this episode of Slow Drip Podcast, host India Osborne welcomes Michele Harper—founder of Meta Beauté, HarperStylist, and Breathe Focus Hypnosis. A multidimensional beauty expert, Michele blends advanced aesthetics, energy healing, and intuitive style to help women embody their divine radiance. Together, India and Michele explore the deeper layers of beauty, identity, and transformation—unpacking how self-care becomes a sacred act of reclamation. This intimate conversation invites listeners to slow down, soften, and reconnect with the parts of themselves ready to be seen, nurtured, and fully expressed.

On this episode of Slow Drip, host India Osborne is joined by the brilliant and boundary-breaking Yemi Penn—a mechanical engineer by training, entrepreneur by spirit, and global thought leader by calling. Based in Australia and shaped by her upbringing in the U.K. and Nigeria, Yemi brings a unique multicultural lens to her work in trauma resilience, leadership, and equity. She is a TEDx speaker, author of Did You Get the Memo?, and currently completing a PhD exploring trauma’s transformative potential. With her “Pain to Power” mapping tools, Yemi helps individuals and organizations reframe suffering as a portal to possibility. Her speaking style fuses engineering precision with soulful depth, guiding audiences through uncomfortable truths with clarity and care. In this episode, India and Yemi explore the intersections of personal disruption, identity, and the alchemy of lived experience. Together, they speak to the courage it takes to not only rewrite the narrative, but to author an entirely new blueprint—one where pain is not a full stop, but a spark. Through radical honesty, shared laughter, and grounded insight, this conversation is a testimony to the power of owning your story, designing your freedom, and living unapologetically in your own design. This is not just a dialogue. It’s a frequency. And it’s one you’ll want to sit inside for a while.

On this episode of Slow Drip Podcast, host India Osborne and special guest Sonja Marie dive deep into the tender landscape of emotions—an exploration that transcends performance, taps into spirit, and invites us to trust the messy beauty of being fully alive.

India, a steady presence and a guide through life’s quiet revolutions, has a way of bringing out the soul of every conversation.

Her Ripple Framework creates space for raw honesty and gentle curiosity, and this conversation is no exception.

With her calming presence, India invites Sonja Marie—astrologer, poet, performer, and fierce mother—to wade together through the waters of feeling, memory, and transformation.

India Osborne, host of The Slow Drip Podcast, is known for creating spaces of radical honesty and soulful reflection. Guided by her Ripple Framework, India invites listeners to explore life’s inevitable transitions—grief, divorce, career changes, and the quiet moments in between. Her steady, intuitive presence makes The Slow Drip a sanctuary for those seeking to turn endings into new beginnings.

In this episode, India welcomes Tiffany Harnsongkram, the visionary behind Healing From Divorce. Born from her own experience navigating a high-conflict divorce, Tiffany’s work redefines what it means to heal and rebuild. Instead of following the traditional path of litigation and victimization, she created a new model centered on personal growth, purpose reclamation, and community support. As a serial founder, board member, and passionate advocate for women’s empowerment, Tiffany brings a wealth of experience to this powerful conversation.

India Osborne’s Slow Drip Podcast invites listeners to embrace the power of slow, intentional transformation—one ripple at a time. In Ripple One: Acknowledgment, India welcomes Harlem native Alyah Horsford-Sidberry, whose journey embodies legacy, creativity, and community ownership. Their conversation explores how personal loss can be transformed into purposeful leadership, highlighting Alyah’s founding of Glow Care Inc. to support mothers of the African diaspora. Together, they reflect on the quiet strength it takes to cultivate inner peace amidst life’s demands. This episode reminds us that acknowledging where we come from is essential to shaping where we are going.

The Slow Drip is a soul-forward podcast hosted by transformational coach and visionary storyteller India Osborne. With a background in Hollywood films like Avatar and Life of Pi, India now curates sacred conversations at the intersection of story, spirituality, and self-awareness. Each episode invites you into the quiet power of reflection — the slow, sacred shifts that shape who we are. Through intimate dialogue with creatives, visionaries, and change agents, India explores what it means to live with authenticity, presence, and purpose.