Podcast appearances and mentions of ashley clark

The white patch looks like the typical leukoplakia. The patient has no history of heavy smoking or drinking so the question is, what should you do as this patient's general dentist. What risk does the patient face by not referring the patient to an oral surgeon or periodontist for a second opinion and/or a biopsy? Should you just do the biopsy yourself? To tell us about leukoplakia and what we should be doing as GPs is our guest Dr. Ashley Clark. Dr. Clark is a dentist and Board-Certified Oral Pathologist currently serving as the Vice President of CAMP Laboratory. She is on the Professional Board for Oral Cancer Cause and Digital Dental Notes. Dr. Clark has won several teaching awards, has provided over 100 continuing education courses, and has authored more than 40 publications and book chapters. She can be reached at aclark@camplaboratory.com. Thanks to our episode sponsors: Shining 3D- https://www.shining3ddental.com/ VOCO America - https://www.voco.dental/us/

Wendy Jones is an American author, entrepreneur, podcaster and the founder of "Be Better Media" - a movement dedicated to maximizing wellness, as well as enhancing one's quality of life. Her journals real like novels and her podcast "What I meant to say" is provocative. Ashely Clark is an American business entrepreneur, volleyball coach and former player. She is currently with Wendy at Be Better Media and has recently joined her in a new podcast called "Undivided," a current events news show that attacks politico from a politically homeless perspective. She is learned and teaches "Human design," a method that diagnoses behavior, patterns and personalities that is instrumental in helping people coach. 01:22 - The NCAA, the tournaments, and the dropped teams 14:02 - Who is going to stand up, and at what risk to them, plus, what do the kids do? The recruits and current players? 24:55 - Men's NCAA, the tournament and the chronology, and who is going to win? 36:30 - NCAA beach, and how good coaching prevailed, The AVP and some favorite players 43:00 - Taking care of first hit, and checking the boxes, information and the coaches responsibility vs the player's responsibility, plus, one must participate in one's own salvation 1:00:30 - Finishing thoughts

Alex Amylon is an American volleyball coach and active player. A Rhode Island native, and indoor standout at Newbury College, he took his talent to the beach in the South Bay as a player and exceptional coach. He is a one-stop shop, able to coach at the junior's club, adult and professional level. 03:42 - Coaches who "call it" for practicing under heavy wind conditions(?), talking about AVP Huntington 08:42 - Coaching adults on the sand, and why there are so few in the South Bay who do it, styles of coaching that help with adults, giving up control 21:21 - The ability to diagnose things on the drills you are running, Wendy Jones story, 22:18 - Habits that adult players have that need to be changed vs things that can be left as is, getting rid of "default" plays that work vs plays that do, too much information and chauffeuring through "paralysis through analysis," fundamental challenges from the neck down 37:01 - His time at Newberry College, the Baruch College story with REP George Santos, our stories on how we got into the sport 54:05 - Was there a "level-up" moment that made you think you can do this for a living? The Journey of making a decision to do volleyball full time 1:12:38 - Where the beach can help indoor players and where it cannot, plus, just because you see where someone stands does not mean you know how you got there 1:21:22 - Realizing that one thing does not define you collectively is very liberating, keeping about the work and things will come to you, my first day with "Endless Summer" 1:35:35 - About "Human Design," Ashley Clark, things that transition seamlessly from indoor to the beach, and the things that were more tedious 1:43:43 - Are the "experts" the coaches? 1:50:07 - The not-so-lightning rounds

Ashley Clark is an American volleyball coach. She is currently coaching at Surfside - an elite club on the West Coast. She is also a co-founder of "bebettermedia," the one-stop shop of how to be a better version of yourself. We are ready to tackle hard-hitting volleyball subject matter today. Come ride with us. 03:57 - The grind of “Red Rock,” one of the biggest juniors tournaments of the year, you win or you learn 10:01 - Growth mindset, and the comparative to other approaches. Working with coaches at LMU with different philosophies, plus, why are we doing all the right things and still losing? 17:35 - Can studying theatre make you a better coach? 23:21 - Human design, and the application of athletics in general, and volleyball specifically. 41:01 - the transformation of kids asking and understanding the “why.” Good reading material like “chop wood , carry water.” Plus, more more Human Design dialogue 46:10 - 4 rules before applying “studies” to practice, how great coaches become great in the first place, growth mindset vs fixed mindset, and the false dichotomy of feeling you have to choose more than one. 52:50 - why a 2-hour practice is as exhausting as an 8-hour workday. Should we be practicing moves extensively that will not be used in a game as much? 57:38 - learning in practice and practicing what you learned, and the where, the concern of overloading the kid. 1:02:55 - how much of this game is mental, and how much is taught in practice, teaching 12's and 13's is "the lord's work"," how human design applies to leadership, voice, speech and touch of sound from a theatre perspective and how it helps for sports 1:28:46 - RE: the notion that momentum does not exist, human design in terms of putting it into action 1:38:40 - the old school concept of being a phone call away (we speak on the phone), Human design and how it applies to being organized or enlisting people who are organized. 1:43:33 - there is no such thing as "expert marksman", facts DO care about your feelings, how "retrospective action" makes you understand how you can move things that are in your way. 1:56:30 - she missed when it counts, then hit when it counts and the value of that journey 2:05:03 - the importance of the on-board meeting with the parents and players, plus, one more fun story 2:12:31 - the not-so-lightning rounds

Lyndhurst Golf Club is hosting a Chip and Sip event this Friday evening and encouraging people to attend: See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week a spirit named Luci told us to go back down to funky town to find some soul survivors! That's right funky junkies; we're talkin' about the hornier side of funk. The dirty, gritty soul that's juicy and sublime because it's got a little garage rock and swampy blues backbone mixed in with the R&B. This is sweat-drippin', chitlin' circuit-inspired rhythm & blues for your soul! Ya dig?What is it that we do here at InObscuria? We exhume obscure Rock n' Punk n' Metal in one of 3 categories: the Lost, the Forgotten, or the Should Have Beens. In this episode, we take a listen to all 3, as we move n' groove our way through funk-infused dirty soul rock. Listen in and let your bodies move and booties groove.Songs this week include:The Detroit Cobras – “Hey Sailor” from Life, Love And Leaving (2001)The Heavy Souls – “She Said” from The Abyss (2024)The Soft White Sixties  – “Don't Lie To Me” from Get Right. (2013)Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings – “Genuine Pt. 1” from Soul Time! (2011)Ashley Clark & Matthew Simon Clark – “Hold On” from Dirty Soul Rock (2019)Daddy Long Legs – “Street Sermon” from Street Sermons (2023)Charles Bradley – “Stay Away” from Black Velvet (2018) Please subscribe everywhere that you listen to podcasts!Visit us: https://inobscuria.com/https://www.facebook.com/InObscuriahttps://x.com/inobscuriahttps://www.instagram.com/inobscuria/Buy cool stuff with our logo on it!: https://www.redbubble.com/people/InObscuria?asc=uIf you'd like to check out Kevin's band THE SWEAR, take a listen on all streaming services or pick up a digital copy of their latest release here: https://theswear.bandcamp.com/If you want to hear Robert and Kevin's band from the late 90s – early 00s BIG JACK PNEUMATIC, check it out here: https://bigjackpnuematic.bandcamp.com/Check out Robert's amazing fire sculptures and metal workings here: http://flamewerx.com/

Wendy Jones is an American author, entrepreneur, podcaster and the founder of "Be Better Media" - a movement dedicated to maximizing wellness, as well as enhancing one's quality of life. Her journals real like novels and her podcast "What I meant to say" is provocative. Ashely Clark is an American business entrepreneur, volleyball coach and former player. She is currently with Wendy at Be Better Media and has recently joined her in a new podcast called "Undivided," a current events news show that attacks politico from a politically homeless perspective. 02:42 - We had an election, plus a message from VP Kamala Harris 08:07 - Why Harris lost, plus, do you "owe" someone your vote? Trump voters are not a monolith - and neither are Black or Latino people. 31:45 - Here comes the blame game. What are your two most important political stances when you vote? Plus, the power of AIPAC. 43:15 - What woman would you have voted for instead of Harris? 55:00 - A woman's right her body, free speech is not popular speech, are our youth being forced into extremism? Both parties are in this together, plus, abortion being a hot-button topic 1:19:44 - religion in politics - is this a moral arena, or political one? Does Christianity get a bad rap? How it can cause opposition, or can instill decency 1:32:20 - The danger of crossing personality with policy, will podcasters keep corporate media more honest? 1:42:50 - the value of serving in the military, and how many veterans reflect that, plus, a special message to men 1:54:40 - Not a lot of women I love more than my two guests, lightning rounds, and battling the algorithm

On this week's episode of The Rural Woman Podcast™, you'll meet Stéphanie Schiffgens, Marcia Cripps, Megan Harris, Abra Morawiec, Mickey Willenbring, Ashley Clark, Becca Matthews, Melissa Ballard, Colah B. Tawkin and Elaine Vandiver.Join us again for another special episode as we celebrate 5 years of The Rural Woman Podcast!! We are taking a look back and revisiting some of the stories that have been shared on The Rural Woman Podcast. In these throwback episodes, we will be highlighting these incredible, resilient women in agriculture. For full show notes, including links mentioned in the show, head over to wildrosefarmer.com/tbpt8. . .DISCUSSIONS THIS WEEK:[02:43] Diversified Farming in The Pacific Northwest with Stéphanie Schiffgens[07:00] In the Field of Agronomy with Marcia Cripps[09:39] Innovation and Creativity at The Farmers Market with Megan Harris[12:43] Pasture Raised Game Birds & Specialty Poultry with Abra Morawiec[16:17] Heritage Livestock & Indigenous Food Sovereignty with Combat Veteran, Mickey Willenbring[21:44] From Sap to Syrup: All About Maple Production with Ashley Clark[24:09] The Udder Milk: All about Dairy Sheep with Becca Matthews[26:30] Kentucky Grazed, Regeneratively Raised with Melissa Ballard from Bluegrass Beef[29:30] The Intersection of Black Culture and Horticulture with Colah B. Tawkin[33:10] Accidentally an Alpaca and Cut Flower Farm with Elaine Vandiver. . .This week's episode is brought to you by: Patreon . . .Looking to connect with fellow rural women and see Katelyn live? Don't miss out on the excitement! Click HERE to find an upcoming event near you!. . .Let's get SocialFollow The Rural Woman Podcast on Social MediaInstagram | FacebookSign up to get email updatesJoin our private Facebook group, The Rural Woman Podcast Community Connect with Katelyn on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest. . .Support the ShowPatreon | PayPal | Become a Show SponsorLeave a Review on Apple Podcasts | Take the Listener SurveyScreenshot this episode and share it on your socials!Tag...

Today I interview Ashley Clark! She tells of her childhood growing up Catholic and her struggles with mental health as she started university. She explains teh strong pull that she had towards God and religion and how her now husband helped her find the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Her story is filled with miracles, tender mercies, and a beautiful strong testimony. I hope you enjoy!

Oral cancer is a serious and often deadly condition that affects thousands of people every year. And although we know that early detection is the most important factor in achieving a successful outcome, many dental professionals may not be screening patients as regularly as they should and taking biopsies appropriately. Today, we'll explore why these screenings are so important, when to do them, who should get them, and what signs to look out for. Joining us is Dr. Ashley Clark, a board-certified oral pathologist currently serving as the Vice President of CAMP Laboratory.

Dr. Ashley Clark is a board-certified oral pathologist currently serving as the Vice President of CAMP Laboratory in Indianapolis, Indiana after a nearly decade-long career serving as an oral pathologist in academia. She is on the Professional Board for Oral Cancer Cause and Digital Dental Notes and the Advisory Board for General Dentistry. Dr. Clark has won several teaching awards, has provided over 100 continuing education courses, and has authored more than 40 publications and book chapters. She is a member of both the American and International College of Dentists.

In this enlightening episode of the CanadianSME Small Business Podcast, we are honored to host Ashley Clark, the visionary founder of Bougie Birch and co-founder of Indigenous Markets. Ashley's journey is a powerful testament to her unwavering commitment to fostering inclusivity, diversity, and equity, aiming to advance Indigenous reconciliation in Canada. Through Bougie Birch, she has created a creative hub that blends education with mindfulness, while Indigenous Markets serves as a pioneering platform connecting Indigenous vendors with broader opportunities. This episode delves into Ashley's entrepreneurial journey, the challenges and milestones she has encountered, and her impactful work towards creating a more inclusive and equitable business landscape.Key Highlights:Ashley shares the inspiration behind founding Bougie Birch and co-founding Indigenous Markets, emphasizing the importance of perseverance, vision, and creating meaningful change.Ashley discusses her approach to overcoming stereotypes and promoting a more accurate and respectful understanding of Indigenous entrepreneurship.Insight into how Ashley measures success in an Indigenous business context, aligning with the concept of Indigenomics to balance cultural values with economic achievements.The discussion highlights how Indigenous and non-Indigenous businesses can collaborate to support growth and reconciliation, showcasing the potential for mutual respect and shared prosperity.Ashley emphasizes how the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) influences her business approach and the role it plays in fostering an equitable environment for Indigenous entrepreneurs.Ashley offers guidance to listeners interested in supporting Indigenous entrepreneurship and contributing to reconciliation efforts.We extend our deepest gratitude to Ashley for sharing her experiences and insights, offering both inspiration and practical advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, especially those from Indigenous communities. Her commitment to challenging stereotypes, fostering inclusivity, and advancing Indigenous reconciliation through business is a testament to the transformative potential of entrepreneurship.A special thank you to our partners, without whom these conversations would not be possible: Exclusive Banking partner RBC, Exclusive shipping partner UPS, Exclusive accounting software partner Xero, and Exclusive E-mail partner, Constant Contact. Their support is instrumental in bringing these vital discussions to our audience.To our listeners, we encourage you to engage with and support Indigenous businesses, contributing to a more equitable and reconciled economic landscape. Remember to subscribe to CanadianSME Small Business Magazine at www.canadiansme.ca  for more enlightening conversations and resources designed to empower the Canadian SME community.

In this season finale of the Generally AI podcast, Roland and Anthony delve into the problems of mapping and localization, exploring methods such as stars, sextants, and the importance of precise clocks in determining longitude. They then cover navigation methods for mobile robots and self-driving cars, including behavior-based robotics and simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM). The podcast concludes with insights from special guest Ashley Clark, a former NASA engineer, on spacecraft navigation. Stay tuned for Season 2 of Generally AI, coming this summer! Read a transcript of this interview: https://www.infoq.com/podcasts/generally-ai-you-are-here/ Subscribe to the Software Architects' Newsletter for your monthly guide to the essential news and experience from industry peers on emerging patterns and technologies: https://www.infoq.com/software-architects-newsletter Upcoming Events: QCon London (April 8-10, 2024) Discover new ideas and insights from senior practitioners driving change and innovation in software development. https://qconlondon.com/ InfoQ Dev Summit Boston (June 24-25, 2024) Actionable insights on today's critical dev priorities. https://devsummit.infoq.com/ QCon San Francisco (November 18-22, 2024) Get practical inspiration and best practices on emerging software trends directly from senior software developers at early adopter companies. https://qconsf.com/ The InfoQ Podcasts: Weekly inspiration to drive innovation and build great teams from senior software leaders. Listen to all our podcasts and read interview transcripts: - The InfoQ Podcast https://www.infoq.com/podcasts/ - Engineering Culture Podcast by InfoQ https://www.infoq.com/podcasts/#engineering_culture - Generally AI Podcast www.infoq.com/generally-ai-podcast/ Follow InfoQ: - Mastodon: https://techhub.social/@infoq - Twitter: twitter.com/InfoQ - LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/infoq - Facebook: bit.ly/2jmlyG8 - Instagram: @infoqdotcom - Youtube: www.youtube.com/infoq Write for InfoQ: Learn and share the changes and innovations in professional software development. - Join a community of experts. - Increase your visibility. - Grow your career. https://www.infoq.com/write-for-infoq

We are back for the February Podcast Episode! Our Student Talk is with Payton, Johna, Claire and Riley. We tallk about a bunch of varied topics. Gabriella McPeek interviews our very own Mrs. Ashley Clark who is the sponsor of our Cheerleading squad and a secretary for the counselor. Our last segment is Tikeena Lang interviewing Rayden Peterson and Talon Wieskamp about the Spring Musical "Beauty and the Beast" This musical will be performed soon so please check it out! Thanks for listening!

For more inspired edutainment, visit: www.bebettermedia.tv Key Points & Memorable Quotes “You play out the unresolved trauma in your relationship.” - Wendy @ 0:40“I don't have to respond the same way they respond.” - Ashley @ 6:49“If I want to take it slow, now I'm okay with it.” - Wendy @ 11:31“Learning that creativity can be an artistic expression.” - Wendy @ 13:12“I look for the kids who have the intangibles.” - Ashley @ 18:51“Leadership qualities really are not something you can teach as much as you can just infuse.” - Wendy @ 23:09“Remember, the Empress did give the King his cape to wear to pretend he could be in charge.” - Jeri @ 36:22“So finding the balance in everything is really where it matters.” - Ashley @ 39:39“The minute they stop making you laugh, it's when it's over.” - Jeri @ 43:35“What are we still learning together?” - Jeri @ 44:29“If you don't have a healthy growth environment, you're not doing your kids any favors.” 45:13 Guest Bio - Jeri Reeder is an avid tarot reader. She's been practicing the art OF tarot for more than 40 plus years. Jeri Has also been teaching yoga for the same amount of time and often combines the two modalities. Jeri teaches the art tarot along with hosting gatherings and makes any party more special.Ashley currently serves as the Chief Operating Officer, a Producer, and Coach at Be Better Life and Be Better Media. She is a Southern California native and is the oldest of five siblings.  Ashley is a natural leader who leads by creating a safe environment through communication, honesty, compassion, and inclusion.  She played NCAA Division II indoor volleyball at Cal State Dominguez Hills where she earned a Bachelor's Degree in Liberal Studies, including a concentration in Mathematics.  Later, she obtained a Master's Degree in Coaching and Athletic Administration from Concordia University Irvine.  Ashley loves the sport of volleyball, but her passion lies in teaching and coaching the life lessons that are gleaned through sport's participation.  Show Notes 0:00 - Coming Up on ‘What I Meant to Say'0:25 - Welcome to Jeri & Ashley0:57 - Strong Women in Relationships7:38 - Self Awareness in Today's Generation11:32 - Creativity Can Be An Athletic Expression18:45 - Times Are Intense with Over Programming21:04 - Road Trips & Lunches with Our Dads34:32 - A Discussion on Generational Trauma & Healing Inward40:11 - Growth in Relationships & Parenting 45:27 - What is Generational Healing?51:50 - Wrapping Up & Closing Links & Where to Find Jeri & Ashley  Jeri - @mothertarotreeder & @jerireederAshley - @ashley.a.clark.10 & @coachashleyc Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashley-clark-143543255/Facebook Twitter/X - @AshleyAnneC10Tiktok - @ashleyannec10 Be Better LifeBe Better Media

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of hip-hop, Criterion Collection has launched a new series titled "Hip-Hop," featuring some of the most significant dramas, comedies, and documentaries centered in the hip-hop world. We discuss the films with Ashley Clark, curatorial director of Criterion Collection, and take listener calls. This segment is guest-hosted by Kerry Nolan. 

For more inspired edutainment, visit: www.bebettermedia.tvKey Points & Memorable Quotes - “If I worried about every little thing they did, I would be a nervous wreck.” 7:38“Not every situation deserves a reaction.” 18:50“Live life with no regrets.” 50:00“Sometimes things need to be said whether it's comfortable or uncomfortable.” 54:31“We all have the same issues, they are just packaged a little differently.” 1:07:51Guest Bio - Cindy is a Southern California native but moved to Arizona in 2018. She is a mom of five, awesome adult children and passionate about life. After 30 years of raising her children, she completed her bachelor degree in dietetics and nutrition at Kansas State University and will be starting a master's dietetic internship at Marshall University in August of 2023.Ashley is Cindy's oldest daughter.  She grew up in a Christian home where family, faith, and sports were important.  Ashley ultimately fell in love with the sport of volleyball and earned an athletic scholarship to attend CSU Dominguez Hills and play collegiately.  She has a Bachelors in Liberal Studies with a concentration in Mathematics, as well as a Masters in Coaching and Athletic Administration from Concordia University Irvine.  Ashley uses her family background, sports experience, life exposure, and her education to coach volleyball and is the resident detail queen for Be Better Media.Show Notes - 0:00 - Coming Up on ‘What I Meant to Say'0:22 - WIMTS Intro0:22 - Welcome to Cindy & Ashley Clark1:35 - Starting a Family7:02 - Balancing Boundaries & Exploration with Your Kids9:12 - Parenting Children with Different Personalities17:06 - The Illusion of Control22:04 - Homeschool & Sports Discussion27:01 - Unlearning Generational Patterns32:02 - Impact of Divorce on Children46:08 - Cindy, How Have You Changed?52:19 - Evolution of the Parent-Child Relationship1:00:09 - One Piece of Advice from Cindy1:02:21 - One Piece of Advice from Ashley1:08:12 - Thank You & ClosingLinks & Where to Find Ashley & Cindy - Ashley IG - @coachashleyc @ashley.a.clark.10Cindy IG - @cyanclark86

Susie Finkbeiner joins us for a chat about her beloved state of Michigan, what draws her to write stories set in the 50s and 60s, and her latest release The All-American. For today's Pinch of the Past we are looking at some little known facts about sequences. Did you know that Egyptomania thrust sequences into the fashion spotlight in the 1920s? For more, listen to the episode. Today's Bookworm Review features Where the Last Rose Blooms by Ashley Clark

Ellen E Jones and Mark Kermode explore sport on screen, from Field of Dreams to Ted Lasso. Ellen looks at the life lessons to be gleaned from baseball movies such as Field of Dreams, The Natural and A League of Their Own, with the help of film critic Simon Brew and the first woman to coach men's baseball in the US - trailblazer Justine Siegal. And Mark focuses on football in film and TV, speaking to Ted Lasso co-creator and star Brendan Hunt about the inspirations for the sitcom about an American football manager hired to manage a fictional Premier League team. He also talks to critic and programmer Ashley Clark about his favourite screen depictions of the beautiful game, from Escape to Victory to Sunderland 'Til I Die. Pioneering BBC Sport broadcaster and journalist Eleanor Oldroyd shares her Viewing Notes. Producer: Jane Long A Prospect Street production for BBC Radio 4

Wendy Jones is an American author, entrepreneur, podcaster and the founder of "Be Better Media" - a movement dedicated to maximizing wellness, as well as enhancing one's quality of life. Her journals real like novels and her podcast "What I meant to say" is provocative. Ashely Clark is an American business entrepreneur, volleyball coach and former player. She is currently with Wendy at Be Better Media and has recently joined her in a new podcast called "Undivided," a current events news show that attacks politico from a politically homeless perspective. 02:25 - About the news show/podcast "Undivided" 09:14 - When did oppositional politics become personal? 16:39 - Better parenting... 25:47 - Matt Taibbi, and the "Twitter Files" 33:33 - Good police/bad police 48:44 - Street harassment, and a cool story 57:37 - Edited confrontation 1:10:28 - Pay the teachers 1:14:01 - What we love and hate about LA 1:25:22 - People who set the rules they will never follow 1:44:31 - POTUS controversies 2:03:15 - Lightning Rounds 2:04:55 - Looking down a rabbit hole... 2:10:06 - Cam you do the job or not? 2:28:46 - You've been at this for a time, but... 2:33:00 - Funny Atlantic City moment

Dental podcast: Welcome to DentalTalk. I'm Dr. Phil Klein. Today we'll be discussing how to spot potentially malignant disorders (PMDs) and how to manage them. The goal is to remove PMDs to prevent transformation into oral squamous cell carcinoma. Our guest is Dr. Ashley Clark, a Board-Certified Oral Pathologist currently serving as the Vice President of CAMP Laboratory after a nearly decade-long career in academia. Dr. Clark has won several teaching awards, has provided over 100 continuing education courses, and has authored more than 40 publications and book chapters.

Join the Discord!! - https://discord.gg/wDzF4VVDmcINSTAGRAM:@gea.arce - Director, Daniel@maya.fka - Writer, Riya     With the third arc and the story coming to an end, creators Gea Arce (Director) and Maya Appavoo (Lead Writer) come together to answer your questions about production, writing and story!!Thank you to everyone who participated in the Big Bang art contest!! For any others, feel free to check us out at @roadxpodcast-- -- -- -- --What happened to Ashley Clark?Road X is weekly  supernatural murder mystery audio drama podcast.Check us out via Patreon for exclusive character content, early episodes and much more!https://www.patreon.com/roadxpodcast-- -- -- -- --" An unlikely trio embark on a cross-country search for a girl who went missing about a year ago. However, their journey takes a dark turn, and they begin to run into things that lurk in the shadows. "Share and follow us on social media for more updates--Your support means the world to us and helps us keep the story going!https://linktr.ee/roadx  ---------- Check us out here!!IG: @roadxpodcast  (We're very active on Instagram!)Twitter: @roadxpodcastSupport the show

Join the Discord!! - https://discord.gg/wDzF4VVDmcINSTAGRAM:@gea.arce - Director, Daniel@maya.fka - Writer, Riya     With the third arc and the story coming to an end, creators Gea Arce (Director) and Maya Appavoo (Lead Writer) come together to answer your questions about production, writing and story!!Part two tomorrow + Road X Big Bang winners!!-- -- -- -- --What happened to Ashley Clark?Road X is weekly  supernatural murder mystery audio drama podcast.Check us out via Patreon for exclusive character content, early episodes and much more!https://www.patreon.com/roadxpodcast-- -- -- -- --" An unlikely trio embark on a cross-country search for a girl who went missing about a year ago. However, their journey takes a dark turn, and they begin to run into things that lurk in the shadows. "Share and follow us on social media for more updates--Your support means the world to us and helps us keep the story going!https://linktr.ee/roadx  ---------- Check us out here!!IG: @roadxpodcast  (We're very active on Instagram!)Twitter: @roadxpodcastSupport the show

What happened to Ashley Clark?Road X is a weekly supernatural murder mystery audio drama podcast.Check us out via Patreon for exclusive character content, early episodes and much more!https://www.patreon.com/roadxpodcastDiscord server https://discord.gg/sFuQGUg6a3-- -- -- -- --" An unlikely trio embark on a cross-country search for a girl who went missing about a year ago. However, their journey takes a dark turn, and they begin to run into things that lurk in the shadows. "Share and follow us on social media for more updates--Your support means the world to us and helps us keep the story going!https://linktr.ee/roadx  ---------- Check us out here!!IG: @roadxpodcast  (We're very active on Instagram!)Twitter: @roadxpodcast-- -- -- -- --[CAST]ANEY DARA: Thomas Charles BarleyRIYA DARA: Maya AppavooASHLEY CLARK: Kirsten Aucoin OTHER VOICES:Marlee Ryley[CREW]Created by:Gea Arce and Maya AppavooDirected by:Gea ArceWritten by:Maya AppavooSound Designer: Niki WibisonoIntro/Outro composer:Rebecca ClarkeAssistant editor: Gea ArceAssistant director:Henry GreenStory coordinator:Alex ClarkeKarrie Myers TaylorStaff Writer:Alex ClarkeNelson FrotaScript supervisor(s):Maya AppavooAlex ClarkeGea ArceExecutive producer:Maya AppavooSupport the show

What happened to Ashley Clark?Road X is a weekly supernatural murder mystery audio drama podcast.Check us out via Patreon for exclusive character content, early episodes and much more!https://www.patreon.com/roadxpodcastDiscord server https://discord.gg/sFuQGUg6a3-- -- -- -- --" An unlikely trio embark on a cross-country search for a girl who went missing about a year ago. However, their journey takes a dark turn, and they begin to run into things that lurk in the shadows. "Share and follow us on social media for more updates--Your support means the world to us and helps us keep the story going!https://linktr.ee/roadx  ---------- Check us out here!!IG: @roadxpodcast  (We're very active on Instagram!)Twitter: @roadxpodcast-- -- -- -- --[CAST]ANEY DARA: Thomas Charles BarleyRIYA DARA: Maya AppavooASHLEY CLARK: Kirsten Aucoin OTHER VOICES:Marlee Ryley[CREW]Created by:Gea Arce and Maya AppavooDirected by:Gea ArceWritten by:Maya AppavooSound Designer: Niki WibisonoIntro/Outro composer:Rebecca ClarkeAssistant editor: Gea ArceAssistant director:Henry GreenStory coordinator:Alex ClarkeKarrie Myers TaylorStaff Writer:Alex ClarkeNelson FrotaScript supervisor(s):Maya AppavooAlex ClarkeGea ArceExecutive producer:Maya AppavooSupport the show

Check out the latest podcast with Wes Blakeslee, DMD, FAGD, as he explores oral pathology with Ashley Clark, DDS. Dr. Clark discusses the importance of early diagnosis as well as leukoplakia and squamous cell carcinoma. Drs Blakeslee and Clark also discuss why the HPV vaccine is so important and why general dentists should discuss these important topics with their patients with a focus on oral cancer prevention.

What happened to Ashley Clark?Road X is a weekly supernatural murder mystery audio drama podcast.Check us out via Patreon for exclusive character content, early episodes and much more!https://www.patreon.com/roadxpodcastDiscord server https://discord.gg/sFuQGUg6a3Featuring the song Thief - Ella Jane -- -- -- --https://bellinghampaganmarket.com/      Join us this January 29th!-- -- -- -- --" An unlikely trio embark on a cross-country search for a girl who went missing about a year ago. However, their journey takes a dark turn, and they begin to run into things that lurk in the shadows. "Share and follow us on social media for more updates--Your support means the world to us and helps us keep the story going!https://linktr.ee/roadx  ---------- Check us out here!!IG: @roadxpodcast  (We're very active on Instagram!)Twitter: @roadxpodcast-- -- -- -- --[CAST]ANEY DARA: Thomas Charles BarleyRIYA DARA: Maya AppavooASHLEY CLARK: Kirsten Aucoin OTHER VOICES:{ Burn the Box Pro }Fer AlemanGea Arce[CREW]Created by:Gea Arce and Maya AppavooDirected by:Gea ArceWritten by:Maya AppavooSound Designer: Colin RileyIntro/Outro composer:Rebecca ClarkeAssistant editor: Gea ArceAssistant director:Henry GreenStory coordinator:Alex ClarkeKarrie Myers TaylorStaff Writer:Alex ClarkeNelson FrotaScript supervisor(s):Maya AppavooAlex ClarkeGea ArceExecutive producer:Maya AppavooSupport the show

What happened to Ashley Clark?Road X is a weekly supernatural murder mystery audio drama podcast.Check us out via Patreon for exclusive character content, early episodes and much more!https://www.patreon.com/roadxpodcastDiscord server https://discord.gg/sFuQGUg6a3 -- -- -- -- --" An unlikely trio embark on a cross-country search for a girl who went missing about a year ago. However, their journey takes a dark turn, and they begin to run into things that lurk in the shadows. "Share and follow us on social media for more updates--Your support means the world to us and helps us keep the story going!https://linktr.ee/roadx  ---------- Check us out here!!IG: @roadxpodcast  (We're very active on Instagram!)Twitter: @roadxpodcast-- -- -- -- --[CAST]ANEY DARA: Thomas Charles BarleyDANIEL SANTIAGO: Gea ArceRIYA DARA: Maya AppavooASHLEY CLARK: Kirsten AucoinOTHER VOICES:{ Burn the Box Pro }Liam PoorCorin NoronhaWill McCracken[CREW]Created by:Gea Arce and Maya AppavooDirected by:Gea ArceWritten by:Maya AppavooSound Designer: Faith Abi HaydarIntro/Outro composer:Rebecca ClarkeAssistant editor: Gea ArceAssistant director:Henry GreenStory coordinator:Alex ClarkeKarrie Myers TaylorStaff Writer:Alex ClarkeNelson FrotaScript supervisor(s):Maya AppavooAlex ClarkeGea ArceExecutive producer:Maya AppavooSupport the show

This episode aired on WHCR 90.3 FM New York in November 2022. It features cool RnB songs from Amel Larrieux, Common, Eli Derby, Dwele, Hiatus Kaiyote and Ashley Clark. Enjoy R

Today we welcome Ashley Clark to the podcast – owner and principal designer of SKOUT Interior Design. In this episode Ashley shares how when “life happened” in 2020 for her, she leaned on the dedication of her team and the strength of her business model to allow her to focus her attention on family. Ashley […]

What a fun episode this was!  Our DINKS community totally geeked out with Dr. Clark talking all things pathology in a very practical and informative way!  Who knew oral pathology could be this much fun to talk about!!!  You do not want to miss this episode as this will information will likely save someone's life!  Dr. Ashley Clark is a board-certified oral pathologist currently serving as the interim Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and the Division Chief of Oral Pathology at the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. She is on the Professional Board for Oral Cancer Cause and Digital Dental Notes. She has won several teaching awards, has provided over 100 continuing education courses both nationally and internationally, and has authored more than 40 publications and book chapters.

Our guest today is Ashley Clark, DPT, who owns Revive Neuro Recovery Center, a cash based, OON clinic in Charlotte NC! Ashley's clinic combines Physical Therapy, activity based therapy, and restorative wellness! We will be jamming on Ashley's journey to opening her own clinic, how her model is going to disrupt traditional Neuro rehab, and how she is using a FITNESS FORWARD, high intensity approach with her clients to maximize recovery! Visit reviveclt.com to learn more! Want to make sure you stay on top of all things geriatrics? Go to https://MMOA.online to check out our Free eBooks, Lectures, & the MMOA Digest!

Bryan Litfin joins us for a chat about Constantine's empire, the early Church, writing, and his latest release Caesar's Lord. Don't forget to enter to win a copy of this great book!

Part two of Jeannine's interview with Ashley Clark aka Trashley Anonymous. Part two picks up just before Ashley's last prison term and ultimately her last use following an overdose. Connect with the show: https://bit.ly/3gAf9Jh Connect with Ashley: https://bit.ly/3zjIGgW

Today Jeannine interviews Ashley Clark, aka “Trashley Anonymous,” the legendary TikTok creator and author. With nearly two million followers on TikTok, Ashley captivated the TikTok FYP for months with her viral video describing the impacts a twenty year long career of sex work fueled by an addiction to opiates and meth left on her soul, spirit and body. Ashley's new book, “It's my pu**y, I'll do what I want,” is available now on Amazon. Connect with Ashley on TikTok: https://bit.ly/3VTph0b Connect with the show on TikTok: https://bit.ly/3TvEPF8

We're thrilled to welcome Ashley Clark Comegys to the podcast today! Tune in as she & Allison discuss who is most likely to refer to you; how to engage stakeholders, people in the community, & other therapists; plus who to reach out to if you have very little time to network. Sponsored by: TherapyNotes™ To learn more about today's guest, visit https://abundancepracticebuilding.com/podcast/networking-for-referrals/. For private practice support, join the Abundance Party at https://www.abundanceparty.com/. 

Jennifer L. Wright joins us for a chat about her latest release Come Down Somewhere. Today's Pinch of the Past is part 1 of the 1900 Paris Exposition and our Bookworm review is The Dress Shop on King Street by Ashley Clark.

Acting justly is a joy to the righteous, but dreaded by those who do evil. August 30 Daily Reading: Proverbs 21, Genesis 3:1-13. Read by Ashley Clark. Written by Becca Bibee.

Ashley's Resources - New Teacher PlaybookNew Teacher PlaybookFollow Ashley on Twitter: @@PurpleEducatorFollow Dr. Randall Sampson on Twitter: @RandallSampsonRita Pierson - Every Kid Needs a Champion Ted TalkHave you registered for our free educator conference, LINCstream? https://linclearning.com/lincstream-teachers-2022/Join the Conversation and our #BLinAction PLNEach week I host the #BLinAction Twitter chat in which we share and connect with educators all over the world. Tuesday 8 pm est. Subscribe to our PodcastApple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsSimplecastConnect with us on Social MediaTwitter:@CharityDodd@BlendedAction@LINC_PD#BLinAction Twitter Chat Tuesdays at 8:00 PM ESTInstagram: @LINC_PD@cdodd471McGraw Hill Education: http://mheonline.com/learningscience

A motorbike adorned with a zebu skull is one of the central images of Djibril Diop Mambéty's classic 1973 film, whose title translates as The Journey of the Hyena. Listed as one of the 100 greatest films of all time in the Sight and Sound magazine poll, it mixes West African oral traditions with influences from the French New Wave and Soviet cinema. Mory and Anta are two young people growing up in a newly independent Senegal who fantasise about leaving Dakar for a new life in France, but how can they realise those dreams and do they really want to leave? Matthew Sweet is joined by New Generation Thinker Sarah Jilani, Estrella Sendra Fernandez and Ashley Clark. Touki Bouki is being screened at the BFI London on July 27th as part of the Black Fantastic season of films drawing on science fiction, myth and Afrofuturism. The curator of that season Ekow Eshun joined Shahidha Bari in a recent Free Thinking episode which you can find on BBC Sounds and as the Arts and Ideas podcast. Sarah Jilani is a lecturer in English at City, University of London and has written on neocolonialism in Francophone West African cinema. Estrella Sendra Fernandez lectures in film and screen studies at SOAS, University of London. She directed the award-winning documentary film Témoignages de l'autre côté about migration in Senegal. Ashley Clark is curatorial director at the Criterion Collection. He is the author of the book Facing Blackness: Media and Minstrelsy in Spike Lee's “Bamboozled” Producer: Torquil MacLeod In the Free Thinking archives you can find a series of programmes exploring silent film, star actors including Jean-Paul Belmondo, Marlene Dietrich, Dirk Bogarde, and classics of cinema around the world including Kurosawa's Rashomon, Satyajit Ray's films, the films of Jacques Tati and Charlie Chaplin.

Incorporating More Oral Pathology in Your Dental Practice Episode #418 with Dr. Ashley Clark Survival rates for oral cancers are not great. So, the best thing to do is to actively prevent them.  And today, Kirk Behrendt brings in Dr. Ashley Clark, Division Chief of Oral Pathology at the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry, to share the importance of early detection, the steps to take when you come across a case, and how to communicate your findings without terrifying your patients. Screening every patient, every time, can help save a life! To learn more, listen to Episode 418 of The Best Practices Show! Main Takeaways: Early detection is critical to preventing oral cancers. Screen every patient, every time, for oral cancer. Adequately train team members to look for signs. Never ignore leukoplakia. It can become cancerous. Communicate clearly without scaring your patients. Quotes: “Oral cancer is probably the biggest thing we deal with — the most important thing that we deal with, specifically squamous cell carcinoma — and survival rates aren't getting any better. They really haven't significantly improved. So, my passion is to get the information out there, catch it before it turns into cancer. That's my main goal, is to educate as many general dentists, specifically, as possible on how to find leukoplakia, what it looks like, what it can mimic, and what to do about it so we can hopefully prevent these oral squamous cell carcinomas from happening.” (2:25—3:02) “The five-year survival rate for oral cancer that is HPV-negative is 45% to 50%, overall. And that doesn't include the fact that they're going to have a pretty disfiguring surgery to try to get the cancer out, plus or minus radiation where they might lose saliva and have to deal with those quality-of-life issues. So, if we can catch leukoplakia as it's in its dysplastic phase, surgically removing it lowers that risk of that patient having oral cancer by 50%. So, that's where we are. I will say that the rates of HPV-negative oral cancer have declined, and that correlates with the decline in smoking. But the survival rates still aren't great.” (3:14—4:04) “[The decline in HPV-negative oral cancer risk] directly correlates with the decline in smoking. About 80% of patients with HPV-negative oral cancer are pretty heavy smokers — or people who smoke pretty heavily, I'd rather say. But one interesting thing that's happening is between the ages of 18 and 44, there's been this cohort of young women who have been getting tongue cancers without any risk factors — no HPV, no tobacco, no alcohol. So, that's another thing I like to get out. Don't ignore your 30-year-old female patient who has a white tongue lesion, because incidents have grown 0.06% every year for like 20 years. So, that's another group that might be getting overlooked.” (4:09—4:56) “I think other healthcare professionals who are focusing on the teeth might forget to look at the soft tissue. That's not a value judgment — I did it myself several times when I was in charge of looking at teeth. I forgot, or I was focused in on that pathology. So, I think it could be really easy to focus in on the crown you're doing and forget about doing an oral cancer screening. So, I think doing them every patient, every time, is one thing upon which we could improve.” (5:34—5:57) “Another [important] thing is to not ignore leukoplakia, especially if it's on the gingiva. Sometimes, leukoplakia doesn't really look that scary — especially proliferative verrucous leukoplakia. Initially, it doesn't look that scary. But if it's left untreated, nearly 100% will eventually turn into cancer. So, don't ignore things that could come down the road.” (6:04—6:26) “I train a lot of dental hygienists. And they actually find a ton of lesions, in my experience. They might not always know what they are as well as a doctor who might have a little bit more training does. But the hygienists have been great at screening and...

Key Points, Top Takeaways, and Memorable Quotes “I do have a strong belief that it stems from how I grew up, experiences I had in and out of sports, as well as when I went through college and started to identify mentors that I recognized good in.” 2:35“As soon as I started going to public school, I immediately had a knack for tutoring friends, peers, in math specifically.” 8:00“Ever since that, I knew that I was helping people, tutoring people, teaching people on different levels.” 8:29“But I was also very aware that I was new and that I was learning, so I just put 110% into what I could control, serve, and do whatever coach says in practice and work my butt off.” 12:09“If you're asking someone to do something out of their comfort zone, or something that is fear-based, then you have to give them some room to feel freedom to make those errors in a safe environment.” 15:13“That's where you have to give them some autonomy, I feel, and responsibility of teaching them how to be respectful in questioning, how to seek for understanding; this is stuff I talk about with my leaders with problem-solving and conflict resolution too.  You approach it to understand the other side more or the other person more, and then how can we come together to move forward as a team.” 17:29“I think that's something as parents we often miss, to know that that coach is showing up with a game plan and the coach really wants to win.” - Wendy @ 19:07“I also had a reset in how I approached people. I learned through that that you have to be a little more of a chameleon with people that you lead, teammates, coworkers, as coaches, your athletes.  You have to start to pay attention to how people respond, how they speak, how they interact with others.” 25:10“If you have an idea of how people are going to respond to you, you can treat people with a little more softness, firmness, and I didn't know that before. 25:54“Leadership is not a one size fits all proposition.” - Wendy @ 26:04“I was the glue for that team because of how I learned to lead and the way I trained other leaders.”  27:56“Part of sports is teaching you how to build through and push through that struggle because the only time we get into flow is after we've pushed through the struggle that comes before.” -Wendy @ 32:20“Without interaction, you don't learn that psychology and how to work with others, so although they're all there sitting in a circle individually on their phones, they are all somewhere else.” 36:07“I feel like we really do have a lack of leadership across the board in our society, and leadership doesn't have to be a one size fits all, but you find the strengths in your kids, your athletes, your own kids, your co-workers, and you try to invest in that because it builds confidence, it builds a sense of value and like you're adding to things.” 37:15“This is a safe place; that stuff matters, but it doesn't matter right now at this moment.” 41:51“A part of that safe environment is allowing them room to be who they are, in the weak moments, in the strong moments, as a leader, you have to know where to meet people.” 43:51“The biggest thing leaders can show you what you need to do without them even knowing, show them what they need or what they want without them realizing.” 51:45“Would you rather be the worst player on a national championship team or the best player on a bad team?” 56:20“I look at it, and I want to be the worst player on the best team because I know if I work hard and I pay attention, that I'm going to be able to get on that starting court. I don't look at it and think I'm never going to play.” 56:41“Is it really a better fit, or are you just running from the challenge?” 57:29“This is what's going to level you up, and then also, this is going to help your team level up.  They always have something they are thinking about in response to them as an individual and their role on the team.” 1:01:51“That's how you build trust, being honest and following through.” 1:13:47“If you can be self-aware and you can have the strength and the vulnerability to look in the mirror and do reflection, to me coaches should always be learning.  If you're not learning as a coach, you should just stop coaching.” 1:15:29 Guest Bio - Ashley is a Southern California native and is the oldest of five siblings in her family.  She is a natural leader who leads by creating a safe environment through communication, honesty, compassion, and inclusion.  She played NCAA Division II indoor volleyball at Cal State Dominguez Hills, where she earned a Bachelor's Degree in Liberal Studies, including a concentration in Mathematics.  Later, she obtained a Master's Degree in Coaching and Athletic Administration from Concordia University Irvine.  Ashley loves the sport of volleyball, but she loves teaching and coaching the life lessons through the sport of volleyball. Show Notes0:00 - What I Meant to Say Podcast Intro0:18 - Introducing Ashley2:10 - Life Story Directly Influences the Way I Coach3:15 - Wendy's Number Two4:05 - Early Life 4:15 - Oldest of 5 Kids5:08 - Homeschooling Led to Work Ethic and High Expectations6:20 - Involvement in Church6:56 - Where Did You Grow Up?8:00 - Tutoring Friends From the start8:50 - All the Sports9:10 - Introduction to Volleyball12:22 - Being Coachable…Or not?15:36 - Creating safety in the coach/athlete relationship16:59 - Communication Cultivates Leadership18:10 - Behind the Scenes of Coaching19:24 - Showing Care to Different Kinds of Athletes 20:03 - Walk-On Story21:41 - Learning How to Lead: Captain Story26:30 - Little too Late for Relationships27:00 - Be Better and it's Meaning27:40 - My Burnout28:10 - Back to the Middle as a Mentor31:25 - Focusing on the Right Things and Attention Span33:30 - Cell Phone as a Necessity35:30 - Just Take the Phone Away and Socialize36:55 - Identifying Leaders38:16 - Importance of Growth Mindset38:54 - Attention Span for Kids from Jason's Research40:27 - Treat Volleyball Like Theater41:16 - Leaving Your Baggage at the Door Creates a Safe Place42:19 - Be Here Now44:52 - Do the Next Best Thing45:43 - My Chip Started with Little League Softball48:22 - Entitlement in Volleyball Community 52:10 -  My Chance at Entitlement53:17 - Was Coaching A Factor?55:15 - Scope of Club in the South Bay: It's A Mindset57:37 - Jason Says Consider the Gray Area1:03:22 - Cultivating Compassion1:09:02 - Gem of a Coach1:09:39 - What I Meant to Say Moment 1:13:25 - Truth and Honesty1:14:18 - Where Can We Find You?1:16:15 - Thank You and Signing Off Links & Where to Find AshleyIG - @coachashleyc @ashley.a.clark.10

Christian Historical Fiction Talk is listener supported. When you buy things through this site, we may earn an affiliate commission.This week, author Ashley Clark joins us to talk about her new book, Where the Last Rose Blooms. This fabulous read is a dual time novel set in present-day New Orleans and Charleston, South Carolina at the time of the Civil War. We delve into Victorian floriography (the language of flowers), what kind of tea is good to drink, and Ashley shares an encouraging word for anyone with a dream. Where the Last Rose Blooms by Ashley ClarkAlice runs a New Orleans flower shop alongside her aunt, but thoughts of her mother, who went missing during Hurricane Katrina, are never far from her mind. After getting off on the wrong foot with a handsome yet irritating man who comes to her shop, Alice soon realizes their worlds overlap--and the answers they both seek can be found in the same place.In 1861 Charleston, Clara is known to be a rule follower--but the war has changed her. Unbeknownst to her father, who is heavily involved with the Confederacy, she is an abolitionist and is prepared to sacrifice everything for the cause. With assistance from a dashing Union spy, she attempts to help an enslaved woman reunite with her daughter. But things go very wrong when Clara agrees to aid the Northern cause by ferrying secret information about her father's associates.Faced with the unknown, both women will have to dig deep to let their courage bloom.Get your copy of Where the Last Rose Blooms by Ashley Clark.Also check out book one, The Dress Shop on King Street, and book two, Paint and Nectar.Ashley Clark is the acclaimed novelist of The Heirloom Secrets Series. She writes women's fiction set in the South, and her stories are filled with faith, sweet romance, and lots of family secrets. She loves all things vintage and the almost-forgotten stories of the past.​Ashley finds her writing interests influenced by the spaces shared between femininity + strength, loss + legacy, and beauty + memory.​She is an English adjunct instructor, a wife and homeschool mama, and she adores her adopted senior Cocker Spaniel.Visit Ashley Clark's website.

Dental podcast: Welcome to DentalTalk. I'm Dr. Phil Klein. Today we'll be discussing common oral pathology and the management of common oral lesions. Our guest is Dr. Ashley Clark, a Board-Certified Oral Pathologist currently serving as Associate Professor, Division Chief, and Laboratory Director at the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. She has published over 40 papers and abstracts in the field of oral pathology.

Wendy Jones is an American Beach Volleyball Player, Author, Podcaster, Entrepreneur, and one of the last of the red-hot power women. She is the founder of "The Optimists Journal," an intriguing site where the journals read like a novel, and the podcasts are insightful and amazing. From athletics, to medicine, to mental and spiritual health, the "Optimists Journal has it all." Ashley Clark is an American Volleyball Coach and former player. Her experience is vast, and the collegiate, high school and club level that she has coached on a heightened level of success is well-documented, and difficult to fly under the radar. Her volleyball IQ, as well as the emphasis on the "student" part of "student athlete" tells you everything you need to know about who she is, professionally and personally. Tune in - we covered it all!

Imagine going to the movies where you can't pick your seat. You have to find out about the times in a newspaper or call the theatre for the automated message of times. You had to wait in a long line to get into the theater. Well believe it or not, that is how it used to be! I bring back on my good friend Ashley Clark to talk about going to the movies then vs now. A lot has changed!

Mel got a new microphone. So first of all many apologies for the sound difference of sound in Ashely and Mel's mics. Hopefully we will have this corrected by a sound engineer in the next week or so, so if it is bothering you, please come back in a week and try again. Otherwise, enjoy! Ashley Clark grew up to become the person we all, all meaning little girls who lived in winter places, dreamed about being brave enough to become. Ashley is has been and is forever an ice skating princess, character, master, and Jane of the jungle fire dancing goddess, on ice. This episode is going to inspire and shock you with her incredible career path stories. Ashley and Mel Rose met in Costa Rica literally chasing waterfalls. Both ladies realized the other was a long lost now found seastar and spirit animal for the other. Both hail from 100% italian mothers, and both have a deep passion for living their own life, growth, courage, love and of course...waterfalls. When Mel found out that Ashley is not only an incredible ice skater but someone who chases her dreams fearlessly, Mel needed to get her on the podcast for all of you to hear from. Listen to her wild story of begging her mom for her destiny in the form of Ice Skates when she was 4 and a half, to trying out for Disney on Ice while skipping school with her bestie and landing the job on the spot, to marrying the man of her dreams. Ashely's best advice to anyone listening is to: Just say Yes and Figuring it out later. She is also a master of turning Nos into Yes'. Her ability to think outside the box with her career path, hello Scar!, and to embracing her feminine qualities with new jobs, and her love of adventure and helping other people realize their greatness is just the best mentality to come across and an inspiration to us all. Check out her links here for the shows she talks about. Ashley's winning performance with LED love in the 2016 U.S. Open for Ice Skating Another amazing Fire and Ice performance with her spinning poi on fire while skating. Ashely backflipping on ice! Try using Overdrive to read for free. All you need is a library card! Write down and download all the book recommendations in this podcast for continued listening and exploration of this topic. Ashley's current read and suggestion is Untamed by Glendon Doyle.

Children's Financial Literacy Coach Ashley Clark  shares her stories and lessons learned with ShoutoutAtlantaWebsite: Www.Sense2cents.orgInstagram: @Sense2centsFacebook: Facebook.com/Sense2cents

Y'all I am so delighted to introduce you to my dear writing friend and mentee Ashley Clark. I have had the pleasure of watching her journey to publication, and she has walked it with grace and grit. She is a southern storyteller who writes romantic women's fiction in delightful split-time novels. You will love her! "Ashley Clark has such a way with words. Her style just blooms with life and you can practically hear the characters speaking in their distinctive voices in your head as you read. Her passion for the city of Charleston is made abundantly clear in this book and will make you want to book a trip there ASAP." Amazon review of Paint & Nectar. For links on everything we talked about in this episode, visit http://caraputman.com/022 If you enjoyed this conversation, remember you can join me LIVE on Tuesdays at 8:30 PM EST on Facebook! I would be thrilled if you left a rating and review on your favorite podcast app! Get the free novella, Dying for Love, when you sign up for my newsletter!

On today's episode of The Rural Woman Podcast, you'll meet Ashley Clark. Ashley, her husband Ben, and their son Wilder strive to live simply and fully on their 68 acre maple farm, Sacred Roots Maple located in upstate New York. Sacred Roots Maple was established by the Clark's in 2016 but their roots go much deeper than that. The sap collected to make their maple syrup comes directly from land that's been sugared since the 1800's. Today, we chat about how Ashley and her family are keeping maple traditions alive with their wood fired evaporator, while blending the newest technology to optimize productivity and health of the maple trees. For full show notes including links in today's show, head on over to WildRoseFarmer.com https://wildrosefarmer.com/2021/05/14/101/ The Cultivating Capital Course | Use discount code ruralwomanpodcast to save $20 off the course Get Patron-Only Extended Content & Bonus Episodes | Listen Here Support my work on Patreon | Learn More Patreon Executive Producer | Sarah R. | Happiness by The Acre Editing | Max Hofer | https://www.facebook.com/mixbaerstudio/ (MixBär Studio) Shop our Show Sponsors | Here Before You Buy The Mic | Podcast Coaching | Learn More Positively Farming Media | a hub for creators in the food & agriculture space | Learn More