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TRXLLY PODCAST

TRXLLY PODCAST

By: Ashley Pitt
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 Welcome to the “TRXLLY Podcast”, where I, Ashley Pitt, share my unfiltered, uncensored thoughts and experiences as a young woman navigating life. This is a space where I openly discussed the raw realities of life – no sugarcoating. From black culture and social issues to mental health and more, we are diving deep into the topics that society often avoids. Through honest stories and thought-provoking interviews, I aim to create a platform that uplifts voices and sparks real conversation. Tune in for transparency, empowerment, and a community that values authenticity.Ashley Pitt Social Sciences
Episodes
  • SOMETHING’S IN THE WATER

    SOMETHING’S IN THE WATER
    Dec 23 2025

    Getting baptized has been the best decision I’ve made in my life. I’m not going to sugarcoat it as it being easy an act like there aren’t days I don’t fall and unlearning my old behaviors has been a walk in the park, or like there aren’t distractions pulling my back into the old Ashley. I’m thankful for redemption and the fact that there is someone who wants my life - Luke 9:23-24
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    1 hr and 5 mins
  • RECALIBRATING MY WORTH

    RECALIBRATING MY WORTH
    Dec 12 2025

    Today’s episode dives into the transformation, realization and reflection and all the other “ions” I’ve been experiencing this past year. In Summer Walker’s words “Finally Over It”
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    1 hr
  • EP 1 | AM I GREEN?

    EP 1 | AM I GREEN?
    Jan 1 2025

    Breaking the repeat button all 2025 BUT that comes with learning from your mistakes that you consistently did last year. Sit down and listen to two very similar stories about how I must’ve had “green” written on my forehead :) WE LISTEN AND WE DON’T JUDGE

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    52 mins
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