Speaking
Julie speaks at Google, Spotify, WPP, Scope3, Informa, Publicis Health Media and more!
IMMERSE YOUR AUDIENCE IN AN INTERACTIVE SESSION WHERE THE WORLDS OF MUSIC AND WELLNESS INTERSECT,
Julie’s aka “DJ Hesta Prynn’s” speaking engagements have earned her a reputation as the go-to source for blue-chip brands looking to create unforgettable experiences.
She is uniquely positioned to explore the powerful connection between music and mental wellbeing, is a regular presence at global leadership summits includes CES, Sundance and Cannes Lions.
Julie is a guest expert on morning television, on-air talent at SiriusXM satellite radio. As the creator and host of “Music is Therapy” (coming to iHeart Radio October 2025), Julie engages with celebrities and callers to promote greater awareness of mental health issues and explore the healing power of music.
“Hesta Prynn electrified our Landscape by Scope3 conference with a performance that transcended entertainment, setting an extraordinary tone of possibility and purpose. Her artistry created an immediate atmosphere of openness that perfectly prepared attendees to embrace innovative ideas throughout the event. The audience left her performance visibly transformed, their mindsets shifted toward thoughtful consideration of how we might collectively shape a more sustainable future. Hesta doesn’t just perform—she creates catalytic moments that inspire action and change perspectives in ways that linger long after the final note.”
Click on the images above to watch Julie live on CNN This Morning.
“Julie—aka DJ Hesta Prynn—brought a truly unforgettable energy to our leadership offsite. Her unique approach to coaching through music opened up entirely new ways for our team to connect, reflect, and collaborate. Julie created a space that was both inspiring and fun, helping us tap into creativity and vulnerability in a way that traditional sessions often miss. The experience was equal parts insightful and energizing, and left our team feeling more in tune with each other—pun fully intended. We’re still talking about it!”