Welcome to Talkin' About it with Ashlee! Hosted by Ashlee—a mom, wife, entrepreneur, and lifelong anxiety warrior—this podcast dives into the real-life topics that matter most. From mental health, family, life and everything in-between Ashlee brings heartfelt honesty and relatable perspectives to every conversation. With personal stories, inspiring guest interviews, and segments like "Ask the Host" and "The More You Know," this is your space to reflect, grow, and feel empowered. Whether you're looking for encouragement, connection, or a fresh perspective, Talking About it with Ashlee is here to remind you that you're not alone—and that no matter what, it’s all going to be okay. Tune in, join the conversation, and as always, keep on talkin’ about it.
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Episode #19
How to Keep Moving Forward | Ashlee & Mike Tipton on Grief, Depression, Fatherhood & Mental Health
Jul 31, 20261h 7mS2
How do you keep moving forward when life keeps knocking you down? In this episode of Talkin About It, Ashlee sits down with veteran, sports radio personality, mentor, and father Mike Tipton for one of the most honest conversations of the series. Mike opens up about mental health struggles , navigating grief after losing someone close to him, balancing fatherhood, and the responsibility of breaking unhealthy cycles for the next generation. This isn't a conversation about having all the answers—it's about showing up, learning through life's hardest moments, and realizing strength isn't pretending everything is okay. In this episode we discuss: Acclimating to a new job Processing grief and loss Fatherhood and leading by example Breaking generational cycles What healthy masculinity looks like Asking for help without shame Audience Q&A on relationships, stress, finances, and mental health No lectures. No experts. Just real conversations with people willing to share their experiences. If this conversation encouraged you, share it with someone who may need the reminder that they're not alone. Contact Mike Tipton: Youtube | IG: @mrtipton33 ️ Talkin’ About It with Ashlee Real conversations about mental health, growth, and the stuff we don’t always say out loud. Resources & Everything Talkin About It: www.talkinaboutit.com Connect on IG: @talkin.about.it Share this episode—someone might need it today. Rember to keep talkin about the hard things so you start to appreciate the good!
Veterans, Fathers & Business Owners: Frank Stone & Queens Talkin w/Ashlee
Jul 21, 20261h 1mS2
What does it mean to be a good friend, husband, father, and leader—and who helps keep you grounded along the way? In recognition of Men’s Mental Health Month, Ashlee sits down with Frank Stone and Queens, founders of Nation of Wrestling, veterans, business owners, and longtime friends, for an honest conversation about brotherhood, accountability, family, and purpose. Together, they discuss the challenges of balancing marriage, kids, business, and community while breaking old stigmas around mental health and masculinity. In this episode: • How Frank and Queens built their friendship and working relationship • The importance of accountability and having people in your corner • Fatherhood, marriage, and leading by example • Why men need community and support systems • Breaking stigmas around mental health • Building Nation of Wrestling and mentoring the next generation Nation of Wrestling IG Nation of Wrestling UPCOMING EVENTS ️ Talkin’ About It with Ashlee Real conversations about mental health, growth, and the stuff we don’t always say out loud. Resources & Everything Talkin About It: www.talkinaboutit.com Connect on IG: @talkin.about.it Share this episode—someone might need it today. Rember to keep talkin about the hard things so you start to appreciate the good!
Finding Your Peeps | Friendship, Community & Men's Mental Health | Talkin About It with Louie & Johnny
Jul 16, 20261h 25mS2
What happens when two guys who have walked through loss, built a genuine friendship, and found their people sit down for a conversation? In the kickoff to our Mens Mental Health Conversation Series, Louie from Death In A Hoodie Podcast and Johnny from ATown Talk join Ashlee for an honest discussion about friendship, grief, community, and the power of showing up for one another. Mental health isn't always about therapy or having the perfect words. Sometimes it's answering the phone, replying to the text, making someone laugh, or simply reminding a friend they don't have to carry life's challenges alone. Together, we explore: • How friendship can become a lifeline during difficult seasons • Navigating grief and loss • Why community matters • Breaking old stigmas around men's mental health • The importance of checking in on your people • Finding your "peeps" and building meaningful connections No lectures. No experts. Just homies having conversations about real life. Whether you're looking for encouragement, trying to better understand the men in your life, or simply enjoy authentic conversations that go beyond the headlines, this episode is for you. If someone came to mind while listening, send them this episode. Sometimes the best way to show up is simply reaching out. 🎙️ Guests: Louie – Death In A Hoodie Podcast Death In A Hoodie Podcast Johnny – ATown Podcast A-Town Talk Podcast 🎙️ Talkin’ About It with Ashlee Real conversations about mental health, growth, and the stuff we don’t always say out loud. 👉 Resources & Everything Talkin About It: www.talkinaboutit.com 👉 Connect on IG: @talkin.about.it 👉 Share this episode—someone might need it today. Rember to keep talkin about the hard things so you start to appreciate the good!
Why Do People Still Drink and Drive? The Human Side of Crime with Matthew Duran
Jul 5, 20261h 2mS2
Every day, people make decisions they know could change their lives forever. So why does it keep happening? This week on Talkin' About It with Ashlee, I sit down with Matthew Duran, founder of the El Paso Crime Lab and a PhD student in Criminology, to explore one of the most persistent public safety issues in our communities: drinking and driving. But this conversation goes far beyond statistics. We discuss what crime data tells us about El Paso, why people continue to take dangerous risks despite knowing the consequences, how mental health and stress can influence decision-making, and what communities can do to create meaningful change. Whether you're interested in criminology, psychology, public safety, or simply understanding human behavior, this episode offers a thoughtful look at the people behind the numbers. In This Episode: • Why drinking and driving continues to be a major issue • What crime data reveals about our communities • The connection between stress, mental health, and decision-making • Common misconceptions about crime and public safety • How education, accountability, and community involvement can make a difference Sometimes the hardest conversations are the ones we need most. Let's talk about it. Contact Matthew Duran IG: @epcrimelab El Paso Crime Lab Website 🎙️ Talkin’ About It with Ashlee Real conversations about mental health, growth, and the stuff we don’t always say out loud. 👉 Resources & Everything Talkin About It: www.talkinaboutit.com 👉 Connect on IG: @talkin.about.it 👉 Share this episode—someone might need it today. Rember to keep talkin about the hard things so you start to appreciate the good!
Thrive, Don't Just Survive | A Conversation with Sara Guzman
May 25, 20261h 2mS2
<b>Are you surviving... or are you truly thriving?</b>I n this episode of Talkin' About It with Ashlee, Ashlee sits down with Sara Guzman, author of Thrive Map and founder of Thrive or Die Recovery, for an honest conversation about healing, growth, and what it takes to move beyond survival mode. Together, they explore why recovery is about more than simply getting through the day, how unresolved stress and trauma can keep us stuck in patterns that no longer serve us, and why nervous system regulation plays such an important role in mental and emotional well-being. Sara shares i...
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