The Ashleie Elaine Podcast

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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. Rooted in public health, generational healing, and spiritual truth, the podcast explores what it means to build lives, businesses, and systems that honor both evidence and embodiment. Through honest conversations, somatic wisdom, and soul-centered strategy, listeners are guided to reconnect with their truth, reclaim their power, and create work that is sustainable, aligned, and impactful. This is healing with love—so you can live out your purpose without abandoning yourself in the process. Relaunching January 9, 2026, with new episodes every Friday.About Love Ashleie Elaine: Love Ashleie Elaine is the founder of Ashleie Elaine Inc., a sacred space partnering with entrepreneurs, creatives, healers, and helpers globally to align with their purpose and build evidence-based, sustainable programs rooted in spiritual wellness and integrity. Through this work, she provides guidance that ensures visionary efforts are not only impactful but built to stand the test of time. She is a Master of Public Health student at Rutgers University, pursuing a degree in Urban Public Health with a certificate in Maternal and Child Health, and a member of the University Senate. Love’s work sits at the intersection of public health, trauma-informed care, and holistic systems building, with over 20 years of experience in behavioral health supporting children and families. A 500-hour experienced yoga teacher, she has taught nationally and internationally, developing early-intervention curricula that utilize yoga and somatic practices as behavioral and emotional support tools for children aged 3–5, an age group she believes significantly influences the trajectory of lifelong health and wellbeing. At her core, Love is a builder with a long-term vision to create a Perinatal and Early Childhood Comprehensive Healing Center that integrates research, ancestral wisdom, and community-based practice to support Black and Latinx families. She is the author of "Married to Trauma," a poetic memoir and healing workbook, and the host of "The Soul Work Podcast"—a space for somatic healing, body wisdom, and soulful transformation. A mother, storyteller, speaker, and world traveler, Love’s work empowers others to break patterns, reclaim their power, and live with purpose. How to connect: IG: @SoulworkwithLove Youtube: @SoulWorkwithLove Facebook: Love Ashleie Elaine Tik tok: @SoulworkwithLove Website: https://linktr.ee/SoulworkwithLove Email: Bookaeyoga@ashleieelaine.me Married to Trauma The Book by Love Ashleie Elaine https://amzn.to/3KXSUJu Married to Trauma The Workbook By Love Ashleie Elaine https://amzn.to/3KWUGuf

  1. 6d ago

    Astrology as a framework for Wholeness

    What if we shifted away from viewing astrology merely through birth months and instead honored it as a sacred roadmap for legacy? In this episode, we step beyond sun-sign surface chatter to embrace astrology as a holistic blueprint—a portal for navigating daily alignment, personal calling, deep healing, and the broader societal structures, including public health, that impact our wellbeing. I share reflections from my personal six-month journey, documented via audio logs starting at April's Aries new moon, demonstrating how natal placements directly inform our systemic efforts and business pursuits. We explore rising placements, moon signs, and the Midheaven to reclaim our full complexity, then broaden our vision toward purpose-driven entrepreneurship and collective liberation within shared systems. Pour your favorite warm beverage, center yourself, and let's journey together. About Ashleie Elaine Ashleie Elaine is the founder of The Ashleie Elaine Podcast, a sacred space for entrepreneurs, creatives, healers, and helpers to align with purpose and build evidence-based, sustainable programs rooted in spiritual wellness and integrity. She's a Master of Public Health student at Rutgers (Urban Public Health, MCH certificate) and founder of AEI, a Maternal and Child Health Equity Systems firm. Her work bridges public health, trauma-informed care, and systems building — grounded in 20+ years in behavioral health and 1,000+ hours of Yoga Teacher certification, taught nationally and internationally. At her core, Love is a builder working toward healing and equity for Black and Latinx families. She's the author of Married to Trauma, a poetic memoir and healing workbook, and host of The Ashleie Elaine Podcast. A mother, storyteller, and world traveler, her work helps others break patterns, reclaim their power, and live on purpose. 📲 IG: @LoveAshleieElaine 🌐 Linktree: linktr.ee/SoulworkwithLove 🎧 Podcast: The Ashleie Elaine Podcast (available on all podcasting platforms)

    Astrology as a framework for Wholeness

  2. Sep 21

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

    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, environmental health, and policy. Across these episodes, we examine how environmental health factors and policies like redlining have shaped poor health outcomes — particularly in minority communities — and how data collection through longitudinal research studies like the New Jersey Kids Study can help us understand, address, and ultimately change that reality. So what's the systematic solution? The series closes with a conversation on Early Intervention services as a healing mechanism for minority infants and toddlers, and how a stronger systems structure — through the APKidz Lead Detection Activation Protocol — can help mitigate future developmental and overall health challenges for this population. (Episode 116) Part 1: Data and Direction for Healing: The New Jersey Kids Study with Cristal Velez- Rosa Link to episode: https://rss.com/podcasts/voicesofthebody/3106839 (Episode 117) Part 2: Understanding Lead Exposure, Environmental Health, and the role of People vs Policy with Sean Stratton Link to episode: https://rss.com/podcasts/voicesofthebody/3106852 (Episode 118) Part 3: Access and Prevention through System change: introducing the APKidz Lead Detection Activation Protocol About the Host: Love Ashleie Elaine is the founder of The Ashleie Elaine Podcast, a sacred space for entrepreneurs, creatives, healers, and helpers to align with purpose and build evidence-based, sustainable programs rooted in spiritual wellness and integrity. She's a Master of Public Health student at Rutgers (Urban Public Health, MCH certificate) and founder of AEI, a Maternal and Child Health Equity Systems firm. Her work bridges public health, trauma-informed care, and systems building — grounded in 20+ years in behavioral health and 1,000+ hours of Yoga Teacher certification, taught nationally and internationally. At her core, Love is a builder working toward healing and equity for Black and Latinx families. She's the author of Married to Trauma, a poetic memoir and healing workbook, and host of The Ashleie Elaine Podcast. A mother, storyteller, and world traveler, her work helps others break patterns, reclaim their power, and live on purpose. 📲 IG: @LoveAshleieElaine 🌐 Linktree: linktr.ee/SoulworkwithLove 🎧 Podcast: The Ashleie Elaine Podcast (available on all podcasting platforms)

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

  3. Sep 14

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

    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 full fix, and how reactive, poorly coordinated policy leaves communities exposed. Together, they make the case for centering the people most affected and building more holistic, equity-driven solutions. About Sean Stratton Sean Stratton is an environmental health scientist specializing in lead exposure, drinking water quality, and community-engaged research in environmental justice communities. His work integrates advanced analytical chemistry, exposure science, and community science to identify environmental hazards and translate findings into regulatory and public health action. He has extensive experience designing and conducting environmental and biological sampling campaigns, managing high-resolution ICP-MS analysis, and developing EPA-compliant Quality Assurance Project Plans (QAPPs). His research has directly contributed to policy discussions, regulatory accountability, and the designation of East Trenton, NJ, as a Superfund site. His work is grounded in meaningful partnerships with community organizations, state agencies, and federal regulators. He is committed to producing actionable science that empowers communities, informs decision-makers, and advances environmental justice. His research and community-engaged work have been featured in regional and national media, including CBS New York, radio broadcasts, and community journalism, highlighting lead exposure, drinking water quality, and environmental justice. 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 in minority communities — and how data collection through longitudinal research studies like the New Jersey Kids Study can help us understand, address, and ultimately change that reality. So what's the systematic solution? The series closes with a conversation on Early Intervention services as a healing mechanism for minority infants and toddlers, and how a stronger systems structure — through the APKidz Lead Detection Activation Protocol — can help mitigate future developmental and overall health challenges for this population. Cumulative lead exposure linked to increased Alzheimer’s and dementia risk, U-M study finds https://sph.umich.edu/news/2026posts/lead-exposure-triples-alzheimers-risk-study.html 📲 IG: @LoveAshleieElaine 🌐 Linktree: linktr.ee/SoulworkwithLove 🎧 Podcast: The Ashleie Elaine Podcast (available on all podcasting platforms)

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

  4. Sep 7

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

    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 in minority communities — and how data collection through longitudinal research studies like the New Jersey Kids Study can help us understand, address, and ultimately change that reality. So what's the systematic solution? The series closes with a conversation on Early Intervention services as a healing mechanism for minority infants and toddlers, and how a stronger systems structure — through the APKidz Lead Detection Activation Protocol — can help mitigate future developmental and overall health challenges for this population. (Episode 116) Part 1: Data and Direction for Healing: The New Jersey Kids Study with Cristal Velez- Rosa (Episode 117) Part 2: Understanding Lead Exposure, Environmental Health, and the role of People vs Policy with Sean Stratton (Episode 118) Part 3: Access and Prevention through System change: introducing the APKidz Lead Detection Activation Protocol About Cristal: Cristal Velez-Rosa is a Research Support Associate with the New Jersey Kids Study. She’s passionate about helping everyone feel included in research, no matter their language or background. Cristal loves finding ways to break down language barriers so that non-English-speaking communities can be fully represented and have their voices heard in important studies. When she’s not working, she loves spending her free time reading and gaming. Her favorite author is Karin Slaughter, and she’s always searching for her next thrilling mystery to dive into. 📲 IG: @LoveAshleieElaine 🌐 Linktree: linktr.ee/SoulworkwithLove 🎧 Podcast: The Ashleie Elaine Podcast (available on all podcasting platforms)

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

  5. Aug 31

    Healing the Visability Wound part 2: Permission to Be

    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 permission we've been waiting for isn't coming from an audience, a partner, a leader, a client, a community, or the people we love. It's ours to give ourselves. This episode explores vulnerability with yourself, reconnecting with your core truth, letting go of the need to perform an identity, and creating space for the person beneath the roles, expectations, and protective versions of yourself. Through the symbolism of the Sun, Ashleie reflects on what it means to reconnect with the deepest, most authentic expression of who you are—not who you've learned you need to be in order to be accepted, successful, impressive, or loved. And ultimately, the question isn't simply “How do I allow myself to be seen?” It's: “Can I give myself permission to be?” Journal With Me At the end of the episode, Ashleie invites you to sit with two questions: Who am I when nobody is watching? and If nobody validated this part of me, would I still believe it was valuable? You don't need to have immediate answers. Let the questions work on you. Because healing the visibility wound may not be about becoming more visible. It may be about becoming more you, and trusting that your being has value before anyone else witnesses it. Permission to be isn't something someone else gives you. It's something you give yourself. Bio Love Ashleie Elaine is the founder of The Ashleie Elaine Podcast, a sacred space for entrepreneurs, creatives, healers, and helpers to align with purpose and build evidence-based, sustainable programs rooted in spiritual wellness and integrity. She's a Master of Public Health student at Rutgers (Urban Public Health, MCH certificate) and founder of AEI, a Maternal and Child Health Equity Systems firm. Her work bridges public health, trauma-informed care, and systems building — grounded in 20+ years in behavioral health and 1,000+ hours of Yoga Teacher certification, taught nationally and internationally. At her core, Love is a builder working toward healing and equity for Black and Latinx families. She's the author of Married to Trauma, a poetic memoir and healing workbook, and host of The Ashleie Elaine Podcast. A mother, storyteller, and world traveler, her work helps others break patterns, reclaim their power, and live on purpose. 📲 IG: @LoveAshleieElaine 🌐 Linktree: linktr.ee/SoulworkwithLove 🎧 Podcast: The Ashleie Elaine Podcast (available on all podcasting platforms)

    Healing the Visability Wound part 2: Permission to Be

  6. Aug 24

    The Visibility Wound Part 1: Visibility vs. Validation

    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, create, and relate to others. What happens when we create something, and nobody responds? When we lead but don't receive recognition? When we share ourselves but secretly need the audience to tell us that what we're offering matters? And on the other side of visibility: what happens when we hide? When ego becomes armor. When we curate a version of ourselves that feels safer than being fully known. When being visible doesn't necessarily mean we're being authentic. This isn't a conversation about becoming less visible or caring less about recognition. It's about learning to separate being seen from being validated. Because we can want to be witnessed, celebrated, understood, and known—and still know that our worth doesn't depend on someone else's ability or willingness to see it. “I can desire to be seen without needing your seeing to determine my worth.” And maybe that's where the healing begins. Questions to unpack shared within the episode: Do I want to be witnessed or validated?What happens when nobody acknowledges something I've done?Do I feel less valuable when something isn't recognized?Am I creating because I value the creation—or because I want someone to notice?Can something be meaningful even if nobody sees it? Ashleie Elaine is the founder of The Ashleie Elaine Podcast, a sacred space for entrepreneurs, creatives, healers, and helpers to align with purpose and build evidence-based, sustainable programs rooted in spiritual wellness and integrity. She's a Master of Public Health student at Rutgers (Urban Public Health, MCH certificate) and founder of AEI, a Maternal and Child Health Equity Systems firm. Her work bridges public health, trauma-informed care, and systems building — grounded in 20+ years in behavioral health and 1,000+ hours of Yoga Teacher certification, taught nationally and internationally. At her core, Love is a builder working toward healing and equity for Black and Latinx families. She's the author of Married to Trauma, a poetic memoir and healing workbook, and host of The Ashleie Elaine Podcast. A mother, storyteller, and world traveler, her work helps others break patterns, reclaim their power, and live on purpose. 📲 IG: @LoveAshleieElaine 🌐 Linktree: linktr.ee/SoulworkwithLove 🎧 Podcast: The Ashleie Elaine Podcast (available on all podcasting platforms)

    The Visibility Wound Part 1: Visibility vs. Validation

  7. Mar 9

    Stories as Medicine- Seeds of adversity blooming into Purpose with Siah Stevens

    In this episode of Stories as Medicine, Ashleie sits down with her longtime friend Siah for a powerful conversation about resilience, healing, and purpose. Siah shares her journey from Liberia to the United States, reflecting on the trauma, homelessness, and cultural challenges that shaped her path. Together, they explore how adversity can become fertile ground for purpose, leading Siah to create Victors in Christ, an organization dedicated to empowering children in Liberia through education, counseling, and community support. This intimate dialogue weaves together themes of spiritual timing, personal healing, and the courage required to transform pain into meaningful action for the next generation. Siah Stevens is the founder of Victors In Christ, a nonprofit dedicated to restoring hope and strengthening families through faith, compassion, and community support. Born and raised in Monrovia, Liberia, she immigrated to the United States at the age of fifteen and has since devoted her life to serving others, supporting and healing communities, advocating for social justice, and working to build a more inclusive world. She is a woman of faith, a mother, and a leader who is passionate about empowering people to heal from the roots of their pain so they can grow into the vines of their strength and purpose. To help support the mission of Victors in Christ in Liberia, email Siah at s.stevens1@icloud.com Victors in Christ Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/share/1MWh3bMN95/?mibextid=wwXIfr 📲 IG: @SoulworkwithLove 🌐 Linktree: linktr.ee/SoulworkwithLove 🎧 Podcast: The Ashleie Elaine Podcast (available on all podcasting platforms)

    Stories as Medicine- Seeds of adversity blooming into Purpose with Siah Stevens

  8. Mar 2

    Stories as Medicine — Tending the Inner Garden with Sara Aljneibi

    a conversation with Sara Aljneibi on tending to the inner garden — beauty as embodiment, ritual as healing, and returning to the body in a world that profits off our disconnection. Sara Aljneibi is an artist, ritualist, medicine woman and embodiment guide with roots stretching from the Arabian peninsula to Northern England and Europe. Passionate about feminine mysticism and women’s rites of passage, Sara’s work bridges ancient wisdom, with our modern lives and future potential. She guides Shamanic ceremonies and transformative processes through rituals, breathwork, and embodiment practices rooted in love, pleasure and abundance. Her work is centered around the intelligence of the body as a conduit and an inseparable part of nature. Weaving with the elements and working intimately with flowers, plants and trees as teachers, guides and allies. Her deepest joy is walking with women to their fullest potential. Empowering them to lead a sovereign life from a place of grounded and integrated presence. Guiding the journey back to their original blueprint and supporting them inhabit their own bodies, minds, hearts and energy. Founder of the Black Tent, an Arabian rite of passage immersion. Sara continues to offer immersive retreats around the world including online offerings and on-ground workshops. Her yearly in person Black Tent immersion invites women from all over the world to deepen their roots and embody their sovereign power. https://www.hawasara.com/ Black Tent in person retreat for women in the UAE on 21-24 March 2026. https://www.hawasara.com/black-tent-2026 📲 IG: @SoulworkwithLove 🌐 Linktree: linktr.ee/SoulworkwithLove 🎧 Podcast: The Ashleie Elaine Podcast (available on all podcasting platforms)

    Stories as Medicine — Tending the Inner Garden with Sara Aljneibi
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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. Rooted in public health, generational healing, and spiritual truth, the podcast explores what it means to build lives, businesses, and systems that honor both evidence and embodiment. Through honest conversations, somatic wisdom, and soul-centered strategy, listeners are guided to reconnect with their truth, reclaim their power, and create work that is sustainable, aligned, and impactful. This is healing with love—so you can live out your purpose without abandoning yourself in the process. Relaunching January 9, 2026, with new episodes every Friday.About Love Ashleie Elaine: Love Ashleie Elaine is the founder of Ashleie Elaine Inc., a sacred space partnering with entrepreneurs, creatives, healers, and helpers globally to align with their purpose and build evidence-based, sustainable programs rooted in spiritual wellness and integrity. Through this work, she provides guidance that ensures visionary efforts are not only impactful but built to stand the test of time. She is a Master of Public Health student at Rutgers University, pursuing a degree in Urban Public Health with a certificate in Maternal and Child Health, and a member of the University Senate. Love’s work sits at the intersection of public health, trauma-informed care, and holistic systems building, with over 20 years of experience in behavioral health supporting children and families. A 500-hour experienced yoga teacher, she has taught nationally and internationally, developing early-intervention curricula that utilize yoga and somatic practices as behavioral and emotional support tools for children aged 3–5, an age group she believes significantly influences the trajectory of lifelong health and wellbeing. At her core, Love is a builder with a long-term vision to create a Perinatal and Early Childhood Comprehensive Healing Center that integrates research, ancestral wisdom, and community-based practice to support Black and Latinx families. She is the author of "Married to Trauma," a poetic memoir and healing workbook, and the host of "The Soul Work Podcast"—a space for somatic healing, body wisdom, and soulful transformation. A mother, storyteller, speaker, and world traveler, Love’s work empowers others to break patterns, reclaim their power, and live with purpose. How to connect: IG: @SoulworkwithLove Youtube: @SoulWorkwithLove Facebook: Love Ashleie Elaine Tik tok: @SoulworkwithLove Website: https://linktr.ee/SoulworkwithLove Email: Bookaeyoga@ashleieelaine.me Married to Trauma The Book by Love Ashleie Elaine https://amzn.to/3KXSUJu Married to Trauma The Workbook By Love Ashleie Elaine https://amzn.to/3KWUGuf

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  • Creator
    Love Ashleie Elaine
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    121
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Ashleie Elaine Inc. Studios 2022
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    The Ashleie Elaine Podcast

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