Media Producer, Storyteller, Wellness Advocate, & Integrative Healer

Jasmine Maya Royce is a multimedia executive producer, journalist, and holistic wellness advocate whose work bridges storytelling, healing, and human transformation. As the founder and executive producer of Tranquility Magazine and Podcast, she creates intentional space for honest conversations on mental health, resilience, longevity, and the art of slowing down in a world that rarely does. Drawing from over two decades in media, Jasmine brings a unique blend of empathy, creativity, intuition, and lived experience to every project she leads.

Her evolution into holistic wellness began after a life-altering accident on February 29, 2020, when she was struck by a car and placed in a coma at UCLA just as the world was entering the pandemic. This experience reshaped her understanding of healing, patience, self-kindness, and purpose, and ultimately deepened her curiosity about the mind-body connection.

During her long recovery, Jasmine embraced a wide range of healing modalities, studying Herbalism, Ayurveda, Reiki, naturopathic principles, menopausal wellness, and energy medicine. She also explored Eastern approaches to healing and neuroscience as a way to support her own resilience, and to uplift others doing the same. This integration of ancient wisdom and modern insight fuels her approach to content, mentorship, and community building.

Before founding Tranquility, Jasmine spent years shaping stories across global media platforms—working with BBC, Lonely Planet Magazine, ELLE Decor in London, NPR, iHeartMedia, KPFK 90.7, and CNN via Tune Radio in Los Angeles—and has been published in outlets including The San Francisco Chronicle and Los Angeles Times. She has also served as a ghostwriter, public speaker, and executive producer for multiple podcasts and published works.

Jasmine holds a Master’s in International Journalism from City University London and a B.A. in Journalism from the University of Nevada, Reno. Her storytelling is informed by both rigor and heart, and her work honors authenticity, vulnerability, and the power of creative expression as medicine for both the storyteller and the listener.

Rooted in a lifelong love of nature—stemming from her upbringing around horticulture and plant care—she identifies as an earth-dweller, plant lover, and intuitive healer. Jasmine’s mission is simple yet profound: to remind others that healing is not linear, creativity is sacred, and meaning can be found even in moments of loss, uncertainty, or transformation.