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Prayers and Cusswords

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.

Podcast · By Ashley Jaye · American English · Official site

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Aug 18, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Functional AF (opens the original)

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    What happens when you know exactly what needs your attention…but knowing still isn’t enough to get it done? Right now, my life is messy as hell. I’m facing consequences I can’t positive-think my way out of. I have decisions to make about my finances, my home, my career, my parenting, my future—and myself. But I’m also looking around and realizing: I have been moving. I created. I built. I learned. I survived. I made moves, even when they didn’t happen on anybody else’s timeline. So this episode

  2. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    Commitment Issues (opens the original)

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    Maybe the real commitment issues aren’t with men. Maybe they are with myself. This three-minute episode introduces Committed to Me, a new series about rebuilding trust with myself, creating support that works with my brain, and documenting what it looks like to follow through without using shame as fuel. My commitment issues are with me, but I’m officially ready to work on our relationship.

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