Podcast appearances and mentions of ashley montgomery

Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele says he has no plans to return a Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador, an NPR report details unusual data events at the National Labor Relations Board, and Harvard University says that it won't comply with a list of demands from the Trump administration.Want more comprehensive analysis of the most important news of the day, plus a little fun? Subscribe to the Up First newsletter.Today's episode of Up First was edited by Roberta Rampton, Brett Neely, Steven Drummond, Mohamad ElBardicy, and Janaya Williams. It was produced by Ziad Buchh, Carla Estevez, Ashley Montgomery, Nia Dumas and Christopher Thomas. We get engineering support from Arthur Laurent. And our technical director is David Greenburg. Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

This week's episode features Ashley Montgomery, the CEO of Montgomery Entertainment, a boutique event production agency with over 20 years of experience creating unforgettable moments across the globe. Ashley shares her approach to selecting clients, the key ingredients for successful collaborations, and why trust is at the heart of her work. Ashley's stories inspire and offer valuable lessons in leadership and integrity. Plus, she opens up about her annual 25 Days of Giving initiative, where she's bringing holiday cheer through community partnerships and exciting giveaways. Tune in for a conversation filled with actionable insights, heartwarming stories, and the spirit of giving. Whether you're an entrepreneur, event enthusiast, or just looking for a dose of inspiration, this episode is for you! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncharted1/support

LEXINGTON, Ky. (March 27, 2024) – Four years ago, the world at large became more familiar with the field of health care known as “critical care” when the COVID-19 pandemic led to unprecedented numbers of patients being admitted to hospital intensive care units. Dr. Ashley Montgomery-Yates, a critical care physician and senior vice chair of strategy for the UK Department of Internal Medicine, was one of the many health care providers on the front lines of the pandemic.  On this episode of “Behind the Blue,” Dr. Montgomery-Yates discusses what it means to go into the field of critical care, what life was like for the ICU teams during the pandemic, and how staff experiences helped shape the design of UK Chandler Hospital's recently opened 12th floor – the new home of its medical and cardiovascular ICUs. "Behind the Blue" is available on iTunes, Google Play, and Spotify. Become a subscriber to receive new episodes of “Behind the Blue” each week. UK's latest medical breakthroughs, research, artists and writers will be featured, along with the most important news impacting the university. Transcripts for this or other episodes of Behind the Blue can be downloaded from the show's blog page. To discover what's wildly possible at the University of Kentucky, click here.

This week's episode features Ashley Montgomery, who runs Montgomery Entertainment and is experienced in event productions, discuss event partnerships with Poya Osgouei. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncharted1/support

We often hear stories about people whose lives have been changed by a great mentor, but what's even more inspiring are the stories of people who use their experience to make an even bigger impact on the world. Today, host Jamie Truman introduces us to one of these remarkable people as she talks to the founder of Mentoring Through Athletics, Ashley Montgomery.In this episode, Ashley shares his first experience of mentorship with his beloved childhood coach, why he became a coach himself, and how he uses athletics to help the children in his community. You'll also hear stories of young athletes that have greatly benefited from the organization, how Mentoring Through Athletics is meeting the needs of both children and parents, and what they're doing to take their work to the next level.Like most organizations, Mentoring Through Athletics started small before growing into the powerhouse that it is today, but mentorship has always been the backbone of their mission. So if you walk away remembering just one thing from this episode, it should be that mentors play a pivotal role in empowering children and giving them the tools to succeed in life.Tune in now to learn more about Mentoring Through Athletics and how you can show your support!Connect with Mentoring Through Athletics:Website: Facebook: InstagramXConnect with Jamie at Truman Charities:FacebookInstagramLinkedInWebsiteYouTubeEmail: info@trumancharities.comThis episode was post produced by Podcast Boutique https://podcastboutique.com/

Montgomery Companies Podcast – Chad Veach   Listen for the mic drop from today's guest on the Montgomery Companies Podcast as preacher, international speaker, author, influencer, host of the Lean In leadership podcast and dad of four Chad Veach joins us for a game-changing episode on leadership, prayer, and how to steward your gifts to double your talents.   Chad is the founder and pastor of Zoe Church in Los Angeles, CA, with more than 20 years of dedicated pastoral experience, and the author of the new release – Worried About Everything, Because I Pray About Nothing. In this episode, Chad offers advice to young and emerging leaders to help them understand that leadership is really about seeing the gold in someone, when all everybody else sees is garbage. Chad walks us through why it's critical to learn how to pray, why so many of us don't pray, and how prayer can turn your overwhelming experience of anxiety into an overwhelming experience of peace. For our veteran leaders, Chad discusses the importance of never forgetting where you came from, and why “Better at 70” is his mantra.   Full of energy, grace, encouragement, charisma, and influence, this conversation with Chad Veach is one you won't want to miss!   If you would like to receive a copy of Chad's new book, Worried About Everything Because I Pray About Nothing, we are giving away the first 10 books to those that email Ashley Montgomery at ashley@montgomerycompanies.com.

In this episode of the Montgomery Companies podcast we are thrilled to interview author, speaker, leader, family man, and sage of sorts – Ken Costa. Ken is the chairman of a myriad of organizations both secular and spiritual, and finds his passion in connecting millennials to their purpose in a demanding and volatile world. As Ken teaches us, to know your why is to know your way, and it's in helping others to find their why that Ken gives his gifts in service to the world. Both the “Boomer” and the “Zoomer” will find invaluable wisdom in this conversation with Ken. We dive into provocative topics, such as how deluding ourselves with chronic satisfactory underperformance can take us down the path of becoming average, and why finding someone who can challenge you and push you out of your comfort zone may be the key to avoiding becoming “yesterday's person.” We'll take a look at the common divides that pit the Millenials and Gen Z'ers against the more veteran generations, and how to bridge those gaps to find common ground and bring shared values to the forefront. Whether you are committed or curious, don't miss the chance to learn how to steward your calling in this incredible interview with Ken. To find out more about Ken, visit his website: https://www.kencosta.com/about-ken-costa/ Or pick up any of Ken's books on Amazon, including: God at Work; Know Your Why; Strange Kingdom; and Joseph of Arimathea. Ken and his son have recently funded and produced a Christian Meditation App called Glorify, which allows individuals of all backgrounds and beliefs to pause their day with a bite-size bit of the Bible, a bite-size description of what they read, and a bite-size meditation that enables them to stop and reflect. Listeners who would like to be gifted a copy of any one of Ken's books can contact Ashley Montgomery at ashley@montgomerycompanies.com and cc jay@montgomerycompanies.com

Today on the Montgomery Companies Podcast, we are joined by one of America's most influential thought leaders on the topics of organizational health and leadership development – Patrick Lencioni. Patrick is the host of the podcast “At The Table,” and author of 12 books with over 7 million copies sold – some of which include The Ideal Team Player, The Five Dysfunctions of a Team, The Motive, Getting Naked, and his newest book – The Six Types of Working Genius. We begin this episode with a deep dive into Patrick's model on the six types of working genius, based on the undeniable truth that those individuals and teams who utilize their God-given talents are the most successful. When team members are not allowed to function in their working genius, their performance is suboptimal and we make judgements about them, assuming that they don't care about their work, or that they just aren't that smart. The whole team feels frustrated and stuck. On the flip side, when we and our team members are allowed to lean into our individual geniuses, we get twice as much work done in half as much time and find joy in doing it. Which scenario would you prefer to work in? Join us as we dissect the principles that define each type of genius and discuss how teams can learn how to function optimally by each team member engaging in their areas of genius. We wrap up the episode with an exploration of Patrick's book The Motive, examining the important differences between a reward-centered leader, and a responsibility-centered leader. Patrick cuts to the heart of leadership, encouraging anyone who finds themselves in a leadership role to assess their own motives in order to become someone who leads for others, not for themselves. If you would like to receive a free copy of Patrick's book – The Six Types of Working Genius, and/or his bookThe Motive – email Ashley Montgomery at ashley@montgomerycompanies.com Take the game-changing 10-minute Working Genius assessment to determine your top areas of working genius at the workinggenius.com

From small-town dwellings to 6 figure income. How is it possible?  CEO of Health Care Staffing Agency, Ashley Montgomery, gives us a very candid walk in her shoes. She walked in faith to build what she had established. Exceptional Healthcare Staffing LLC.

AJ West stops by to discuss the thrillingly dark true story that inspired his début novel, "The Spirit Engineer". In the summer of 1920, a professor's suicide in the northern Irish seaside town of Bangor lifted the lid on a Belfast Spiritualist church headed by a working-class blouse cutter called Kathleen Goligher, who attracted the attention of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Harry Houdini with her claims to be able to speak to the Dead. Now, this forgotten drama, long overshadowed by the "Titanic," the First World War, and the creation of Northern Ireland, takes centre stage - and I found it so interesting to discuss the truth behind the scandal with AJ. We also have a first - a short dramatisation from "The Spirit Engineer" for our listeners - voiced by actors Cáilum Carragher and Ashley Montgomery.

Discover the sights, splendours, and serving sizes of First Class on the "Titanic," as well as an eyewitness account from a crew member, read by Belfast actress Ashley Montgomery.

LEXINGTON, Ky. (Feb. 11, 2021) – The University of Kentucky, including UK HealthCare, the UK Emergency Operations Center and hundreds of volunteers from across campus are stepping up to fight the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. UK’s football stadium, Kroger Field, is serving as the site for vaccinating between two and three thousand (2,000-3,000) Kentuckians per day to protect against the virus. In this edition of the ‘Behind the Blue’ podcast, Carl Nathe talks with two leaders in UK HealthCare who are helping to coordinate this massive public health effort, Dr. Ashley Montgomery-Yates and Dr. Philip Almeter. "Behind the Blue" is available on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher and Spotify. Become a subscriber to receive new episodes of “Behind the Blue” each week. UK’s latest medical breakthroughs, research, artists and writers will be featured, along with the most important news impacting the university. For questions or comments about this or any other episode of "Behind the Blue," email BehindTheBlue@uky.edu or tweet your question with #BehindTheBlue. To discover what’s wildly possible at the University of Kentucky, click here.

Ashley Montgomery and Wicker Bill join Moe to talk about movies they're ashamed to have not seen yet.

This week on Arts & Seizures, Judy brings in a few guests to discuss their plans for Valentine’s Day: Rachel Sugar from The Date Report, Ashley Montgomery from Shag, and Sex Educator Lux Alptraum. From strip club outings to rather raunchy gifts, they reminisce about some past years and fantasize about some potentials dates. Tune in to hear the whole discussion! This program has been sponsored by Roberta’s. “I had an accidental Valentine’s date at a dive bar…and that was actually kind of nice because it was totally empty.” [22:15] “If I were taken out to a nice restaurant, I would it rather not be on Valentine’s Day.” [26:10] Lux Alptrom on Arts & Seizures

Welcome back to the “Not So Evil” Sidecast! This episode’s films were chosen by Ashley Montgomery. Mike is joined by Doug Tilley & Ashley Montgomery to [...]

Welcome back to the “Not So Evil” Sidecast! This episode’s films were chosen by Ashley Montgomery. Mike is joined by Doug Tilley & Ashley Montgomery to [...]

Welcome back to the Theater of Evil….. On this episode we welcome  Doug Tilley (movie geek) & Ashley Montgomery (the academic) of The Above the [...]

Empowering patients from GP's surgery to Pain Management Programme. This programme was funded by the Big Lottery Fund’s Awards For All programme in Northern Ireland. Healthcare professionals and people with pain need to work together to manage chronic pain conditions, but how is this achieved in practice? Paul Evans speaks to a GP, physiotherapist and clinical psychologist to find out more. We begin by hearing from GP and pain specialist Neville McMullan about his work with Ulster Hospital to improve access to pain management programmes by bringing them out of the hospital into the community and giving people the skills to manage their own pain. Dr McMullan stresses the importance of getting patients out of a cycle of inactivity and physical deterioration. This is where physiotherapy comes in as we hear from Ashley Montgomery, a physiotherapist at Ulster Hospital. Montgomery describes how understanding the reality of chronic pain, being believed and getting the balance between rest and activity right can give people confidence to take the first steps towards self-managing their condition. Consultant Clinical Psychologist Jenny Maguire explains how acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) builds upon CBT (cognitive behavioural therapy) to help people adjust to living with pain as a long term condition. Contributors: Dr Neville McMullan, GP, Belfast Ashley Montgomery, Physiotherapist, Ulster Hospital Jenny Maguire, Consultant Clinical Psychologist First broadcast 04.06.13 #Activityrestcycle #Cognitivebehaviouraltherapy #Explainingpain #Generalpractitioners(GPs) #Pacing #Painmanagementprogrammes #Physiotherapy #Primarycare #Psychologicalapproachestopainmanagement #ReferraltopainmanagementprogrammesbyGP