Hosted by Ashley Jaye · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 35 episodes
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A soul-deep, unfiltered podcast for women who are healing out loud while navigating systems, relationships, and identities that were never designed to support their fullness. Hosted by writer, storyteller, mother, and HR-trained truth-teller Ashley Jaye, this show blends honesty, humor, spirituality, and lived experience into conversations that feel like therapy, church, and a late-night phone call with your realest friend. It offers clarity where others gaslight. Hold space with softness and strength, and makes room for the woman you’re becoming.
Ashley Jaye hosts Prayers and Cusswords, a society show with 35 episodes published.
Executive Dysfunction Is Ruining My Life What happens when executive dysfunction starts impacting your job, your finances, your health, and your ability to keep up with life? In this raw and unfiltered episode of Prayers
Apparently... me. In this deeply personal birthday episode of Prayers and Cusswords, I reflect on spending my 38th birthday at my uncle's funeral just days after being hospitalized with multiple blood clots in both lungs
When success no longer feels safe... In this raw bonus episode of Prayers & Cusswords , I share what it feels like to navigate burnout, career uncertainty, financial stress, a missed birthday trip, and recovery from mult
A simple question on Threads sent me spiraling back to May 2015—the day I graduated with my master's degree, less than a month after giving birth, while working full-time and building a future for myself. It was supposed
What happens when you realize you've spent your entire life trying to earn something you already possess? In this deeply personal episode of Prayers & Cusswords, Ashley shares the unexpected breakthrough that emerged fro
What do you do with inherited pain, addiction, grief, father wounds, heartbreak, and the parts of yourself you've spent years trying to outrun? After listening to Daniel Caesar's Son of Spergy, I found myself reflecting
That’s what my dating life feels like now. Not love. Not connection. Not even heartbreak. Just temporary emotional access with an expiration date nobody warns you about. In this episode, I talk about: matching with the s
Nobody talks enough about what happens AFTER the breakdown. After the awakening. After the reckoning. After the moment you finally realize survival mode is no longer sustainable. Because now what? In this episode, I talk
I think this episode is a funeral. Not for me… but for the version of me that only knew how to survive. No intro music. No edits. No polished production. Just me realizing — in real time — that I have not fully felt HERE
Can I get a witness? Not for perfection. Not for productivity. Not because I suddenly figured life out. Just… for trying. In this deeply personal episode of Prayers & Cusswords™, Ashley opens up about what it feels like
What happens when your inner world is falling apart at the exact moment your outer world starts validating you? In this episode, Ashley unpacks emotional addiction to “potential” — in relationships, careers, healing, and
After a viral post sparked thousands of women to share their experiences with limerence, Ashley finds herself in a real-time unraveling: What if limerence isn’t just about romance? What if it’s been shaping how we show u
This episode is what spiraling actually sounds like… Not the cute, aesthetic version. The real one. The kind where you’re up at 1:30AM emailing your therapist and psychiatrist, running on no sleep, questioning your job,
700K views. 1,000 followers. And I haven’t checked my work email in over a week. In this episode, I’m sitting in the tension of it all—celebrating my platform’s growth while preparing for my mom to start treatment tomorr
(Am I Rebuilding or Ruining Everything?) You always knew. You just wanted to be wrong. In this raw, unfiltered episode, Ashley Jaye sits in the uncomfortable space between intuition and self-sabotage—questioning whether
Some mothers are celebrated. Others are… invisible. This is for the woman who is tired of being tired. The one carrying grief, anxiety, and a never-ending to-do list. The one who doesn’t feel like she deserves celebratio
This is a love letter. Just not the kind you think. In this episode, Ashley Jaye speaks to the one she won’t name—the one who didn’t stay but still changed everything. The one who felt like a mirror, a lesson, a loop she
Content Note: We’re talking about mental health, including moments where life felt too heavy to carry. If that’s where you are right now—pause this, breathe, and reach out. You are not meant to survive this alone. 📞 Cal
I was “high-functioning”… until I wasn’t. In this episode, I unpack what it really means to be a neurodivergent Black woman navigating burnout, misdiagnosis, workplace trauma, and unmasking in real time. From being accus
What’s the difference between feeling your emotions and explaining them? In this episode of Prayers and Cusswords, I explore the tension between intellectualizing emotions and actually experiencing them. I share why both
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Prayers and Cusswords is hosted by Ashley Jaye. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 35 episodes.
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