The network marks a transition for the Atlanta-based organization, which has grown from a mother-daughter initiative into a multi-million dollar movement serving over 125,000 women. Founded by Dr. Davetta "Dunamis Dee" Mallory and COO Ariel "Professor Ari" Fuller, the platform will centralize the company's content, ranging from unscripted docuseries to leadership-focused podcasts. The expansion aims to bypass the physical constraints of their previous retreat-based model, allowing the founders to scale their teachings on identity and resilience.
Central to the new slate is the docuseries House of Healing, which chronicles the experiences of women within immersive therapy retreats. Additional programming includes the talk show Dunamis Woman Today and two distinct podcasts hosted by Mallory and Fuller. The company will debut this content to industry stakeholders during an invitation-only upfront event in Atlanta on October 8. The network is currently available for streaming via Roku, Amazon, and Android TV, as well as dedicated mobile applications.
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