Podcast appearances and mentions of ashley hicks

Links:A Eugene legislative race might be a glimpse into Oregon's future — OPBCandidates discussed: Kate Lieber, David Brock Smith, Todd Vaughn, Paul Romero, Ashley Hicks, Christine Goodwin, Noah Robinson, Dennis Linthicum, Diane Linthicum, Dave Henslee, Jim Doherty, Dave Drtozmann, Tod Nash, Andy Huwe, Lisa Fragala, Doyle Canning, Charlie Conrad, Darin Harbick, Sami Al-Abdrabbuh, Sarah Finger McDonald, Darcey Edwards, Aaron Hall, Brian Duty, Pete Grabiel, Shannon Jones Isadore, Willy Chotzen, Mary Lou Hennrich, Andrew Morrison, John Masterman, James Hieb, and Christine Drazan. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.crosstabs.studio

Ashley is a born and raised Wichita, Kansas native. She currently resides in the beautiful city of Arlington, Texas with her 4 children and husband. She received a Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education from Wichita State University and a Masters in School Leadership from Baker University.  Ashley has been featured on Good Morning America, Inside Edition, and ABC World News for her creativity and endless love for her students as a teacher. Currently, Ashley is an Assistant Principal of instruction at a local Charter organization in Dallas, Texas. She is currently a doctoral student at Baylor University with a focus on Learning and Organizational Change. Ashley believes God is the author of every victory and story in her life. She believes that with God all things are possible and his promise shall always remain true with faith. Ashley has a story that embodies healing, resilience, forgiveness, and strength. She is a survivor of a brain hematoma, domestic violence, child abuse, and many trials/tribulations. Her story has played a major part in uplifting others, walking in kindness, embracing empathy, and her role in leadership. Ashley believes our own personal journeys allow strong connections to be built and empower others daily. Recently, her family was recognized for their kindness in the Arlington Community.  Ashley wants others to know, God will use you no matter your past, mistakes, and weakness. She wants others to know, every challenge in life is a part of your story to help lead others. When others count you out, God is orchestrating your plan! Continuing to take one day at a time, there is always a beautiful rainbow at the end of every story. She loves spending time traveling, helping others, baking, crafting, and hanging out with loved ones. Her baking skills have given her opportunities to attend a baking show on Netflix. In this episode, we discuss:  Ashley's passion for education, leading, and creativity  She shares her experiences being a small business owner as well as educator, and We hear about her passion to build community and share student stories as well as her own. Connect with Ashley: Ashley on IG Ashley on Facebook Ashley's blog on Facebook Ashley's email  Connect with Sarah Johnson: Sarah's Website Sarah on Twitter Sarah on IG Sarah on LinkedIn Sarah on Facebook In AWE Podcast Subscribe to Sarah's Podcast Need a high-energy, authentic presenter for your organization? Contact Sarah Johnson for presentations on Going Beyond Balance, Leadership Foundations, Affirming Purpose, and many more. Review the Podcast The ranking of this show is 100% tied to subscriptions and reviews. You can help amplify more women and reach more who need their messages by subscribing to the show and leaving an honest rating and review on your favorite podcast platform. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inawepodcast/message

Some organizations collect very little data and some collect a ton of data. But like many other aspects of customer experience, CX pros should be thinking of the end goal when designing programs and integrating their data. A "data diet:" everything in moderation. As part of our continuing series "CX Now: Eight Essential Themes Driving CX Evolution," host Steve Walker welcomes Ashley Hicks for a discussion on how CX pros can organize, integrate, and constructivley access their data to make better business decisions. Read more about the "CX Now" series here: https://walkerinfo.com/cxnow/  Find more episodes at https://cxleaderpodcast.com/ Learn more about Walker at https://walkerinfo.com/ 

Some estates are steeped in legend. When it comes to Knole in Southeast England, the place is bursting with provenance and character. On this episode, Dan speaks with Robert Sackville-West, whose family has lived at Knole for generations, as well as interior designer and photographer Ashley Hicks. The two have collaborated on a new tome that brings Knole to life, guiding readers through this magical place that inspired Virginia Woolf's Orlando. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

ENTERTAINING SHORT FILMS is a new category on the RPA Network, which features indie short films for your enjoyment! We applaud these creators! When a candidate interviews for a new job at an "unorthodox" firm, the process quickly turns into a boundary-breaking process of social control. Directed by Barnaby Roper CREDITS DIRECTOR: BARNABY ROPER PRODUCER: MIKEY LEVELLE WRITER: JOHN DOVER CAST: RORY KINNEAR, BILLY HOWLE DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: SIMON CHAUDOIR EDITOR: MATT NEE CASTING: GEMMA SYKES COLOURIST: SIMONE GRATTAROLA EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: TOM BERENSDEN POST PRODUCTION: JOE WHITE, JESS GORICK, SERGE MIOT 1ST AD: STEVE WINGROVE CAMERA CREW: FOCUS PULLER: CHARLIE ENGLAND 2ND AC: MOLLY BURCHAM GRIP: DAVID BRADSHAW GAFFER: CHRIS RAWORTH RUNNERS: STEVE CHARALUMBOUS, JACK PUNCHER D.I.T.: ASHLEY HICKS, MATT HICKS SOUND: SOUND RECORDIST: MARK KESHISHIAN SOUND DESIGN: TRZTN SOUND: BENZENE SOUND MIXER: LOIC CANEVET SUPERVISOR: BENJAMIN DESPLANQUES   ART DEPARTMENT: PRODUCTION DESIGN: SAM TIDMAN STYLIST: JENNY COGAN ART DEPT. ASSISTANT: LOUIS RUSCOLME KING, JAKE PARKER, FREDDY CASSAVETTI SUITS BY: PAUL SMITH WARDROBE STYLIST: CELINE SHERDIAN HAIR AND MAKE-UP STYLIST: ROBYN ROWAN

We have lots of opinions about the trends we think should go, which is very polarizing, so don't be offended if you have something we don't like and love it. You do you, but we definitely have some opinions to share. This kind of got sparked in our idea bank when we were looking at an article called “Ten Designers Share What Trends Need to Disappear Forever.” Naturally this caught our eye, and we were curious to see if we agree or disagree. These are some of the greats that we look up to and have all heard of, so we'll let you know who the designer was, what they thought, and then what our own thoughts are on each item or topic. Ashley Hicks and feature walls 2:58Drew McGukin on macrame 4:59Fern Santini and suites of furniture 9:38Charles de Lisle's opinion on waterfall countertops 13:32 Caleb Anderson - Barn doors and accent walls 18:22Natalie Kraiem - Edison light bulbs 20:53Young Huh - Neon signs for art 22:10White walls 23:59“If you are in the price point of a granite and you're looking for it, there are interesting granites. Don't get the one that looks like mystery meat. Don't get the pebbly one because that one is just cacophonous for the eye, but there are ones that just have still some interesting, larger scale veining and we've seen some of these pop up, and we're like ‘What is that?' and they're like ‘It's a granite,' and we're like ‘Oh my gosh! Thank the heavens that there's more than just the one mystery brown.'” 16:14https://www.instagram.com/alicelaneinteriors/https://www.instagram.com/alicelanehome/https://alicelanehome.com/https://www.facebook.com/AliceLaneHomehttps://www.pinterest.com/alicelanehome/https://www.youtube.com/alicelanehomecollectionsaltlakecityNews Letter:https://manage.kmail-lists.com/subscriptions/subscribe?a=HZENWY&g=PFcqV5

Every so often, I try to bring back past conversations so you can hear them again and this one is special. It was recorded live at the Pacific Design Center in 2015. It was called Capitals of Style and featured, Jane Hallworth, Ashley Hicks and Vincente Wolf. Moderated by Dan Rubenstein,  with a forward by Jeff Sampson, then VP of Marketing for the PDC and whom many of us in the SoCal design community miss dearly. I wanted to republish this one because while travel has always been a top influencer of designers, travel is now so hot again it is time for both discovery and re-discovery. It's time to recharge the batteries. It's time to get out and while you're at it, to go and see some world class design and architecture. Something tells me this conversation from 7 years ago holds as true today as it did then. Enjoy.

Robert Lopez, CFP® and YFP Planning Lead Planner, discusses the current state of the PSLF program, plus three pharmacists share their PSLF success stories. Key Points From This Episode Introducing today's topic: the PSLF success stories of three pharmacists. A reminder of who Robert Lopez is and his role at Your Financial Pharmacist.  An overview of the first and second half of the show and what we will cover. The basics of PSLF, Public Service Loan Forgiveness, and who qualifies. Which changes were made to the rules of PSLF.  What the big news comes down to: you don't have to rule out forgiveness. What the limited waiver meant for those in the military. Optimization strategy with PSLF and how Robert recommends you reallocate your finances. The benefit of switching to a lower payment plan while achieving a long-term forgiveness plan. An introduction to Kimberly Gale's journey into the world of pharmacy. The amount of debt she graduated with and how much was ultimately forgiven. How she discovered PSLF through a friend's recommendation. Challenges she faced along the way, including communication at the beginning.  How PSLF helped her to afford the lifestyle she wanted for her family. Ashley Hicks' story of gravitating towards pharmacy because of her love for people. How much Ashley ultimately had forgiven through PSLF. The challenge that uncertainty and anxiety posed within her PSLF process. How optimization and strategy can help navigate late discovery loans. The opportunities that PSLF opened up for her and her husband to focus on other goals. Meet Kyle Sobecki and learn about his work as a pharmacist in a nonprofit hospital. Kyle's story of having had exactly $189,038.72 forgiven. Homework he has done along the way leading up to choosing PSLF. How PSLF works when you work for a non-profit. Uncertainties and challenges he had along the way.  His advice with regards to filing your paperwork on time each year. Goals the PSLF plan freed Kyle up to pursue including paying off personal debt. Links Mentioned in Today's Episode YFP Planning: Financial Planning for Pharmacists Schedule a free Discovery Call with YFP Planning YFP 214: How Anna Got $127k Forgiven Through PSLF Ask a YFP CFP® 090: How can I decide if pursuing PSLF will be beneficial for me at this point in my payoff journey? PSLF Help Tool The Your Financial Pharmacist Podcast Learn More About Our 1:1 Student Loan Analysis with a CFP®: use code YFP for 10% off Your Financial Pharmacist Disclaimer and Disclosures

***PARENTAL SUPERVISION ADVISED***  Deliciously Nothing Podcast presents: "How to be DEFLOWERED at 12:22am, Professionally"  Hosted by El Ponio Classico, Reverend Muffington, & Montavious Hicks  Tonight's Guest: Crowd Pleaser's Zach & Cory and Ashley Hicks, Spawn of Montavious  All Songs Written & Performed by CROWD PLEASER *used by permission  Directed & Produced by Reverend Muffington Executive Producer El Ponio Classico Research/Tech by Annastasia Classico  Support this Podcast: https://anchor.fm/deliciouslynothing/... Check out our Facebook page! https://www.facebook.com/deliciouslyn...for News & Events!  Check out our Clip Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJQ8...for Delicious Clips from show moments to NEVER RELEASED FOOTAGE!  Crowd Pleaser: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-OC...Reverend Muffington's Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDYt...Monty Hicks' Channnel: https://www.youtube.com/user/MontyHicksEl Ponio Classico's Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq13... Join us LIVE THURSDAYS for Drinks & Laughs!  Please SUBSCRIBE, Like & Hit the Notification Bell!  Booking:  deliciouslynothing@gmail.com  recorded at HOMEMADE GOD STUDIO Looking to record your Band? Need a place to record your Podcast? Contact Homemade God Studio to Book session time now! homemadegodstudio@gmail.com  ™deliciouslynothing2020 ©deliciouslynothing2020 ™homemadegodstudio2020 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deliciouslynothing/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/deliciouslynothing/support

In this episode we sit down with Ashley Hicks; Project and Technology Manager of Parking Operations @ JBG Smith. We do a deep dive into her career leading up to her role at one of the largest real estate owners, operators and developers in the DC area. Hope you enjoy.

Entrepreneur and style icon India Hicks has lived an extraordinary life so far. The daughter of designer David Hicks and granddaughter of Lord and Lady Mountbatten (and related to everyone from Prince Philip to Queen Victoria), she ran away, of sorts, to a remote island in the Bahamas and 25 years and five children later is still there. India talks about her famous and sometimes unconventional family, the challenge of taking her 90-year-old mother to Iceland, the joys of backpacking in rat-infested hostels and the harrowing experience of Hurricane Dorian. Our host Lisa is the producer of the un-missable India Hicks Podcast and is delighted to have India on Big Travel Podcast.   On this episode we cover:   Running away to live on Harbour Island Getting naked on the Bahamas Growing up with her famous interior decorator father David Hicks And of course her grandparents the Mountbattens The rough and ready first days on the then remote island No internet, no mobiles, little communication with the outside world Going into labour knowing nothing about birth Her father building an ‘Egyptian mausoleum’ on a neighbouring Eleuthera Falling pregnant after four months Her five children with partner David Flint Wood The history of unconventionality in her family Island life being a mix of magical pink sands and turquoise waters… But the awful lot of hardship that goes with it The terrifying and damaging hurricanes Having very little medical help If the boat doesn’t come there is no food on the island The on-going aftermath of the Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas ‘A natural disaster on a scale that had never been seen there’ India’s campaigning for support of hurricane victims Feeling hesitant about being on the island for the first time in her life The harrowing experiences during the hurricane and tsunami Countless victims still missing The world moves onto the next disaster Islands uninhabitable and townships completely gone Having a somewhat gung ho attitude Growing up in an extraordinary family Becoming aware of her father’s success as a designer Being called India being rare at school Growing up extraordinary homes due to her designer father The unique partnership between her grandfather Lord Mountbatten and Lady Mountbatten Lord Mountbatten being last Viceroy of India Lady Mountbatten being a great adventurer And sent to help with prisoners of war in the jungle You must listen to the India Hicks Podcast Backpacking round the world age 18 Staying in rat-infested youth hostels for 50p a night Also staying in Maharajah’s palaces How travel has never been so important Family holidays as a child, not so interesting museums Her brother Ashley Hicks paying attention to the history The murder of her grandfather by the IRA Ten grandchildren on family holidays with her grandfather in Ireland How the family focus was initially ripped apart The long period of healing Her aunt setting the example that there was going to be no bitterness towards Ireland Healing family holidays in Scotland How Ireland will always hold a special place in the family’s heart Tracing her family’s history in India Being welcomed by the Indian people Traveling to amazing places when modelling Being fascinated by Burma Taking her children to see the incredible wildlife Botswana and Kenya Africa’s smells and sights and coloured un-paralleled anywhere else The challenge of taking her 90 year old mother to Iceland The scenery and quiet of Iceland being spectacular Recording a special episode about the extraordinary Princess Alice, Prince Philip’s mother India’s episode with Tina Brown Lady Pamela’s starring role in The India Hicks Podcast Having self-confessed terrible taste in music Stevie Nicks being unbeatable                      

Kristin invites her behind the scenes assistant, Ashley, to be front and center on today’s podcast episode. Ashley is a soon to be graduate from Tennessee State University who decided to change her major from Nursing to Studio Art. Talk about courage! She discusses her journey on how she was able to build up the courage to follow her passion, regardless of what others thought about her choices to change majors.Ashley’s work focuses on the strong female figure. To her, a woman’s greatest strength is her emotions. Learning how to express her own emotions and how others wield their power of emotions is what drives Ashley into creating art.  Someone once told Ashley that she hasn’t allowed her fears about becoming an artist stop her from doing what she loves. It seems that as we get older we allow fear to stop us from doing things that make us happy. Children, however, have a raw courage to declare who they are and what they want to be in life. What happened to our raw courage, and why do we allow fear to take our joy away?Courage does not exist only in what we do, but also in what we don’t do. In a world full of antagonists who try to push our buttons, we must think of how important it may be for us to not react. Don’t let anyone bully their way into making you do something you may regret, rather, find the courage to walk awayAs Ashley makes her way into the art scene she is finding out that it takes courage to appear confident in her skills and her abilities. With each passing experience she is finally finding the courage to be confident and show the world that she is an artist. Ashley and Kristin are following their dreams, do you have the courage to follow yours?SHOW LINKS:Visit Host Kristin Llamas at:Websites: www.kllamas.com | www.llamasart.comInstagram: @kllamasart @llamasartshowFacebook: @kllamasart @llamasartshowYouTube: KllamasFIND MY NEW BOOK ON BOOKSHELVES!: ¿Como te Llamas? Everyday Llamas You Might KnowVisit Guest Ashley Hicks at:Websites: byashh.comInstagram: @byashhFEATURED ARTISTS:The Unraveling ZebraBy: Raphael Howard (grandfather)MUSIC BY:Alfonso Llamas 

Hey Podcast, today we are sitting with Saroeung Neak and Ashley Hicks from JBG Smith, We talk a little bit about their back stories then get right into their vision for JBG Smith’s parking assets in the DC area. Next, we talk about Neak’s first mission to automate 64 lanes of equipment serving 8 million square feet of office space in Crystal City, then Ashley gives us an education on EV charging stations. Finally, we discuss everything they are doing to set standards of excellence in their parking facilities and the unique challenges they face as an owner, operator and developer of real estate. Hope you enjoy.

For Ashley Hicks, acclaimed interior and architectural designer, an eye for good taste runs in the family. Here, the son of David Nightingale Hicks recounts his illustrious upbringing amidst the upper echelons of British society – and reveals the secret behind his indefatigable ‘assistant’, Francis. Ashley Hicks’ formative years were as extraordinary as you’d expect from the son of David Nightingale Hicks – esteemed interior designer – and Lady Pamela Hicks, the younger daughter of Earl Louis Mountbatten. Luxurious and eccentric in equal measure, their influence lives on in Hicks’ own practice, from the designer’s signature totemic sculptures and opulent textiles, to his varied oeuvre of familial memoirs and photographic journals. The latest of these, Buckingham Palace: The Interiors, was published in 2018 by Rizzoli in partnership with the Royal Collection Trust.  

This episode of Unicorn Social is powerful, emotional, and insightful.  Ashley is a single mother of two and new store front owner of Sweetz N Treatz Bakery in Wichita, KS.  She gives us a glimpse into her "businesstry" and the things she's been through to get where she is today.  Her faith centers her and her relationship with God motivates her.  Ashley truly has a heart for people and giving.  Owning a business isn't always glitter and sprinkles!  Connect with Ashley: Facebook: Sweetz N Treatz Bakery Location: 917 W. Douglas               Wichita, Kansas 67213 Leave us a review, like, and share.  Be sure to subscribe to this Podcast so you don't miss an episode!  CONNECT WITH US! Instagram: @unicornlanestudios Website: www.unicornlanestudios.com

Globally-renowned designer Ashley Hicks joins John during High Point Market to share stories of growing up in a world of architecture and interior design.  

In this episode, we discuss stretch goals and sticking to programs with garage gym athlete Ashley Hicks! Top 3 Highlights:  How to properly set goals  The key to success in the long-term  How to take control of your life and training -- About our Garage Gym Athletes:  The athletes all have a diverse background; some from Powerlifting, CrossFit, Olympic Lifting, Endurance Training, Military Operators, Collegiate Athletes, Spartan Racers, Obstacle Course Racers, and many other forms of physical training. It takes the experience of these athletes braving the extreme heat, bitter cold, early mornings, and late nights to tackle their training and become athletes. This podcast is for Garage Gym Athletes and by Garage Gym Athletes. Athletes share their experience (whether a beginner or advanced), share their knowledge, and give us a glimpse into the life of a Garage Gym Athlete!!  

In 2009, Toni Carey and Ashley Hicks-Rocha founded Black Girls Run to tackle the obesity epidemic in the African-American community and provide encouragement and resources to women runners. They have built a 100% grassroots movement centered around bringing women together both virtually and on-foot through running – to 250,000 members across the USA. You don’t build an empire like this on hope and luck. It takes vision, hard work, passion and belief in your convictions. They have been honored by countless organizations and media outlets including the Toyota Standing O-Vation Award. This is the first podcast I’ve ever done in front of a live audience, so you will hear some background noise that the microphones pick up from time to time. You’ll have to let me know if you enjoy this setting – I may have to start doing more live shows! This episode may at times sound more like a marriage counseling session than an interview, but that’s exactly what it’s like to build a business with a partner – it’s a marriage filled with ups down and all-arounds. Enjoy!

We explore a topic our listeners have called out as a passionate force and a connector across all kinds of boundaries in American culture: running. Not just as exercise, or as a merely physical pursuit, but running as a source of bonding between parents and children and friends; running as an interplay between competition and contemplation; running and body image and survival and healing.

“Running has helped me become more present.” Some people turn to prayer or meditation or yoga as a way to slow down and make sense of their lives. Ashley Hicks, the co-founder of Black Girls Run!, found that in running.

Sarah and Dimity, two white girls, talk to Toni Carey and Ashley Hicks, the founders of Black Girls Run. The Atlanta-based duo recounts the motivation behind starting the nationwide running support group—and how it’s grown since (including 70 local running clubs!). Toni and Ashley reveal the origin of the BGR tagline, “Preserve the sexy,” and […] Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Toni Carey and Ashley Hicks created Black Girls RUN! in an effort to tackle the growing obesity epidemic in the African-American community and provide encouragement and resources to both new and veteran runners. The mission of Black Girls RUN! is to encourage African-American women to make fitness and healthy living a priority.

In 2009, Toni Carey and Ashley Hicks created Black Girls RUN! in an effort to tackle the growing obesity epidemic in the African-American community and provide encouragement and resources to both new and veteran runners. The mission of Black Girls RUN! is to encourage African-American women to make fitness and healthy living a priority.  In April 2010, Black Girls RUN! launched more than 60 Black Girls RUN! running groups across the nation. The groups range from the most novice, to the most experienced runner, in hopes to educate African-American women about health and fitness and provide a support system to help them reach their goals. Website: www.BlackGirlsRUN.com Facebook: www.Facebook.com/BlackGirlsRUN Twitter: www.Twitter.com/BlackGirlsRUN