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The Ashleie Elaine Podcast

The Ashleie Elaine Podcast is a healing space for cycle breakers, truth-tellers, healers, and purpose-driven entrepreneurs called to live in alignment with their soul’s work.

Podcast · By Love Ashleie Elaine · English · US · Official site

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Sep 21, 2026
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Aug 24, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Part 3: Access and Prevention through System change: introducing the APKidz Lead Detection Activation Protocol (opens the original)

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    In this final episode, Ashleie shares what the APKidz Lead Detection Activation Protocol is and how it can be a tool for effective system change. Using lead exposure as the social determinant of health at the center of this conversation, she explores how access to Early Intervention services can serve as a proof of concept for creating lasting system and policy change. About the Series: Breaking the Redline Cycle Series is a 3-part podcast exploring the intersection of maternal and child health,

  2. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    Part 2: Understanding Lead Exposure, Environmental Health, and the role of People vs Policy with Sean Stratton (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Ashleie sits down with environmental health scientist Sean Stratton to unpack the realities of lead exposure in New Jersey communities like Trenton and Newark — from how it enters our environment through paint, plumbing, and soil, to its lasting effects on children's development and adult health, including emerging links to Alzheimer's and dementia. They dig into where people and policy diverge: lead remobilized in the body during pregnancy and menopause, why nutrition isn't a f

  3. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Breaking the Redline Cycle Podcast Series Part 1: Data and Direction for Healing: The New Jersey Kids Study with Cristal Velez- Rosa (opens the original)

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    In this episode, we talk with Cristal from the NJ Kids Study about the importance of Data and longitudinal studies and how this information can change environmental health and justice policies. About the series: Breaking the Redline Cycle Series is a 3-part podcast exploring the intersection of maternal and child health, environmental health, and policy. Across these episodes, we examine how environmental health factors and policies like redlining have shaped poor health outcomes — particularly

  4. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Healing the Visability Wound part 2: Permission to Be (opens the original)

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    What does it mean to heal our relationship with being seen? In Part 2 of The Visibility Wound , Ashleie turns inward and explores what healing can look like when we stop waiting for the outside world to give us permission to be who we are. Drawing from her own experiences, she reflects and shares how she has actively worked to heal her relationship with visibility, vulnerability, worth, and authenticity—and the realization that this healing is ultimately an internal job. Because sometimes the pe

  5. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    The Visibility Wound Part 1: Visibility vs. Validation (opens the original)

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    Visibility vs. Validation What happens when being seen becomes tied to our sense of worth and how we receive validation? In this episode, Ashleie Elaine explores the complicated relationship between visibility and validation and how the desire to be seen can quietly become a desire to be confirmed, affirmed, or proven worthy. The conversation moves through entrepreneurship, leadership, creativity, and connection, examining the ways our relationship with visibility can shape how we build, lead, c

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