Soft Girl Era

Survival Was Never the End Inspired by Dominique Smith

In this episode of Soft Girl Era, LeAnne Dolce sits down with Dominique Smith for a powerful conversation about grief, endurance, and refusing to let hardship define your future. As a mother, student, caregiver, and woman carrying profound loss, Dominique shares what it means to keep showing up through life’s heaviest seasons. Tune in for an honest reflection on surviving the hard days, asking for support, and choosing softness, hope, and persistence while building a better tomorrow.

Standing Alone with Holy Fire, Inspired by BE Kelley

In this episode of Soft Girl Era, inspired by BE Kelley, we explore what it means to advocate for yourself when allies disappear, systems fail, and protection never arrives. Through the powerful legacies of Madame C.J. Walker and Shirley Chisholm, alongside BE Kelley’s own story of survival and truth-telling, this conversation honors the sacred strength it takes to stand alone. Tune in for a deeply affirming reflection on self-advocacy, persistence, and the holy fire that rises when you refuse to be silenced.

Listen, Learn, Rise Inspired by Taleeka Worsham

In this episode of Soft Girl Era, LeAnne Dolce is joined by Taleeka Worsham for a powerful conversation on the courage it takes to listen, learn, and let testimony transform your life. Together, they unpack how deep listening can turn pain into purpose, open the door to wisdom, and help Black women move beyond survival mode into softness, clarity, and intentional growth. Tune in for an inspiring reminder that your breakthrough may begin the moment you pause, receive, and apply what you’ve learned.

Becoming in Softness Inspired by Kori Dalton

In Becoming in Softness Inspired by Kori Dalton, LeAnne Dolce explores the power of honoring the unfinished parts of yourself while still building, leading, and growing. This episode invites you to release the pressure to have it all figured out and embrace the beauty of becoming with awareness, self-trust, and grace. Tune in for a grounding reflection on unlearning survival patterns, choosing peace over perfection, and finding power in the middle of your journey.

When Love Becomes Evidence Inspired by Love Jean

In this episode of Soft Girl Era, LeAnne Dolce explores how Black families are too often punished by systems that mistake trauma for dysfunction and struggle for neglect. Inspired by Love Jean’s urgent insights, this conversation unpacks misdiagnosis, foster care, housing instability, and the fight to protect family, reminding us that advocacy, truth, and community are essential when love becomes evidence.

Authored in Softness Inspired by Dr. Universe Konadu

In this episode of Soft Girl Era, LeAnne Dolce is joined by Dr. Universe Konadu for a powerful conversation on turning pain into purpose and reclaiming authorship of your life. Together, they explore how healing becomes the foundation for leadership, entrepreneurship, and legacy, and why Black women don’t need permission to reimagine, rebuild, and rise. Tune in for an inspiring reminder that your story isn’t over, your softness is strength, and you still hold the pen.

Own Your Timeline Inspired by Janeka Haynes

In this episode of The Soft Girl Era, LeAnne Dolce explores the liberating truth that you are not behind—you are on your own divine timeline. Inspired by a powerful conversation with Janeka Haynes, this episode unpacks how releasing comparison, honoring your unique path, and daring to pursue long-deferred dreams can transform “too late” into legendary. Tune in for a soul-stirring reminder that your journey is valid, your dream still matters, and one bold step today can begin the legacy you were always meant to build.

Waking Up Is the Revolution Inspired by Shamika Howard

In this episode of Soft Girl Era, LeAnne Dolce reflects on the life-changing lessons inspired by Shamika Howard’s journey from trauma, homelessness, and survival to boundaries, healing, and self-prioritization. Discover why waking up is a blessing, why kindness without boundaries becomes self-destruction, and how saying no can be a sacred act of self-love. This conversation is a powerful reminder that choosing yourself, protecting your peace, and embracing softness are not selfish—they are revolutionary.