Podcast appearances and mentions of ashley stone

A new annual event in Saskatchewan is hoping to share the province's culinary and agriculture stories with you by exploring local farms! Ashley Stone, coordinator for Saskatchewan Open Farm Days joins Tamara Cherry to share what this new event will look like.

The world is closely watching the situation in the United States surrounding  Highly Pathogenic H5N1 Avian Influenza that has appeared in US dairy herds. HPAI was detected in milk and in dairy cattle in Texas and Kansas, while the virus has been confirmed in dairy herds in other states, in baby goats and one dairy farm worker has tested positive for the virus.Veterinary pathologist  Dr. Susan Detmer with the Western College of Veterinary Medicine suggests biosecurity procedures in place on Canadian swine farms to protect against the introduction of foreign animal disease will help protect against other infections, including HPAI.Detmer will talk about how the infection virus has been traveling through wild birds returning to North America. A new opportunity this summer for anyone wanting to learn more about Saskatchewan agriculture and food. Saskatchewan will hold its first Open Farm Days August 10 and 11 which will bring people from across province together through educational and agricultural-based initiatives all designed to create an opportunity to learn about where food comes from. Sask Open Farm Days cooordinator Ashley Stone says many other provinces have enjoyed success hosting this event and they are hoping to build on that success.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ashley showed up for her 20 week anatomy scan ultrasound just like any other mom - excited to see her sweet baby on the screen and to walk away with some photos to show off to family and friends. But her excitement was quickly disrupted with an in utero diagnosis. Ashley's daughter presented with a heart defect formally known as Tetraology of Fallot with Pulmonary Atresia. This led to many moments of panic, anxiety, and worry, referral to follow-up visits with specialists, big decisions, and a completely different pregnancy and delivery experience than Ashley ever imagined for herself. In this podcast, we dive into the importance of advocating for yourself or your child any time a diagnosis is received, strategies for handling unexpected diagnosis, and navigating parenthood when your child has a diagnosis. You won't want to miss hearing Ashley's story and I know, as moms, we need the reminder to relinquish control sometimes...to let go of expectations...and to live without letting our challenges define us. Support the showLet's connect on social media! Send me your thoughts to https://www.instagram.com/alanna.hellman/. I'd love to get to know you better! Join the MWO Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/momsworkingovertimeYou can always find more information at www.momsworkingovertime.com.Thank you so much for listening! Love what you hear? Please share the podcast and leave a review! It means the world to me and helps me reach more moms so I can remind them how amazing they're doing.

Say goodbye to the mystery that often surrounds swallow studies. As a parent or healthcare provider, you'll come away with a better understanding of this necessary, yet often misunderstood procedure. Tune in as we deep dive into this topic with our special guest, speech pathologist Ashley Stone. We start off our conversation with telltale signs indicating that a child might be having difficulty swallowing - everything from persistent coughing to refusal to eat. We then walk you through the process of a modified barium swallow study and highlight the differences between hospital-based and private, outpatient clinics. Ashley's insights also guide us in creating a more comfortable environment for children undergoing these studies and the importance of a smooth transition time before eating. Towards the end, we touch on some practical tips to improve the swallow study experience for both children and their families. We also discuss the controversy of repeat studies, the benefits of helping children feel at ease, and the need to be cognizant of the cumulative effects of radiation exposure. Wrapping up, we emphasize the power of advocacy, guiding you on the path to finding the right provider, asking the right questions, and connecting with others. Feel free to reach out to Ashley with any questions or concerns:  ashley@diagnostex.usDon't forget to subscribe to our podcast, leave us a review, and follow us on Instagram @thespeechsource.You can also find more info and resources at The Speech Source. 

Ashley Stone is a caretaker, an Office enthusiast, Lego fan, and older sister. She discusses growing up as an Asian American amongst a sea of white people and being singled out because of her snacks. Ashley also talks about how she felt like she had to grow up fast and be a parent for her parents and help out raising her sister. She discusses reuniting with her father after decades of not knowing each other and how expectations don't always match reality. Ashley then talks about moving through her different careers throughout her twenties.  This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp! If you want to save 10% on your first month of online therapy, head over to BetterHelp.com/FriendRequest @FriendRequestPod JustinsFriendRequest@gmail.com

We reached over 130 shows in less than 3 years! In the previous 130+ episodes, Adam Vorce has interviewed global professionals and the future leaders within sports, sales and career coaching industries. This special edition is a mash up of 9 guests from the first 100 shows featuring Meg Reily, Caitlin Fournier, Lauren Morris, Luke Jones, Ashley Stone, Pete Kirschner, Jeff Logan, Mailynh Vu & Janis Burke. Listen to clips demonstrating powerful, inspiring views, experiences, and tips to help you remain resilient and come out of any crisis hopeful and better prepared for life after college.

Ashley is a highly-motivated, creative, and self-driven professional, elevating the student-athlete, alumni, and donor experience through unmatched experiences, relational leadership, and intentional customer service. In this episode, we discuss how she supports collegiate athletes post eligibility. Ashley also shares how one experience as a child helped shape her drive to work in the sports industry. Lastly, we talk about the importance of mental health within sports, and how Oakland University is doing that with the Green Bandana Project. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

College sports have a push-pull dynamic as the teams compete in intense, high-level athletics representing institutions of higher learning. The demands on student-athletes are rigorous as they maintain a difficult conditioning regimen for peak fitness, practice multiple times a week, and finally compete against teams doing the same thing while also working through a fullload of classes to earn their degree. On today's episode of the WorkInSports Podcast, VP of Content and Engaged Learning Brian Clapp chats with Ashley Stone, Oakland University Associate Athletic Director for Student-Athlete Experience. Stone joined OU in 2019 and serves as the Golden Grizzlies' Senior Woman Administrator. She oversees student service and sports performance areas such as academics, strength and conditioning, and athletic training to foster the development, health, and safety of Oakland's 350+ student-athletes. Stone and Clapp discuss: Why she chose student-athlete experience as her career path What she learned about student-athletes' struggles during her time as Nebraska's Director of Development Events & Hospitality, Director of Post-Eligibility Programs, and Life Skills Coordinator Why she moved on from her alma mater Nebraska to her current position at OU The advice she has for women breaking into the sports industry Listen to the full episode to hear Stone's sports career advice and her experience supporting student-athletes. Subscribe to the WorkInSports Podcast for more tips on excelling in your sports career and catch additional content on our YouTube channel.

On this episode of Community Cocktails with Kimberly, I sit down with Ashley Stone, Founder of Beauty Entourage. Ashley moved during the pandemic and expanded her business to Texas by adding BE SUITE, a mobile luxury salon studio on wheels. Tune in to find out where they travel to and how you can book Ashley and her team for your next event!Ashley's Contact Info:Website: http://www.beautyentourage.comEmail: ashley@beautyentourage.comPhone: 860-940-8182

Ashley is back to talk a little bit of PCU (1994), and she suspiciously denies having plans to assassinate the president. 

My good friend Ashley comes back to the podcast to relive her glory days with PCU (1994). And for real, if you're one of those people who dips pickles in mayo, please message me; I have so many questions. 

Jasmine and De'Viar talk to Ashley Stone from footprintzdance.com about her business and the Mr. & Miss Juneteenth Pageant. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Day 3 of #NPHW2020 or National Public Health Week 2020 is focusing on Violence Prevention! Violence is a leading causes of premature deaths in this country, so it is vital to do the best we can with addressing this. On that note, I have interviewed Ashley Stone, an expert in the field of #violenceprevention, focusing on non-violence education and approaches. Ashley Stone is a native of Chicago, IL, born and raised in the Bronzeville community. She is currently completing her doctorate in Sociology at the University of Central Florida with a focus on social inequalities. Ashley has served as a non-violence educator since 2012, providing workshops for a variety of audiences about the fundamentals of non-violence. She is  a brilliant mind and expert in the field #violenceprevention. Tune into the interview to learn more about her journey and also how you can get involved!..Episode Resources:Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Life: Life-Changing Tools for Healthy Relationships https://amzn.to/2UPy1H1Metta Center for Nonviolence https://mettacenter.org/      Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/phfortheculture)

Loved having my homegirl Ashley Stone visit The Sassy Space for a Flashy Camera Club interview on April 19, 2019! We talked about her badass boss lady status, running her Beauty Entourage, The Hustle & Flow by Ashley Stone, her gorgeous rentable workspace, and more!Watch on Youtube here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=mK6Z653OKGkVisit her website -- http://www.beautyentourage.com/ check out her podcast, and on insta @ashleystonehustleXOXO,Marisa Balletti-LavoieQueen of SassCr. Photographerwww.sassymouth.net

So, what exactly is labor and deliver like? Probably not as hilarious as this episode...but entertaining in its own way? In this episode, we hear from Ashley Stone, OBGYN and Drew Lawler, L&D nurse to learn what to expect from labor and delivery.  This episode is geared towards hospital births and we discuss stages of labor, epidurals, pain management, and tips for your support team.  We do not cover C-Sections in this episode. 

Dawn and Kelly chat with Ashley Stone, successful manager of the ever growing Centralia office. Listen as these three discuss the impacts of big life changes, their personal transitions at Express, and how change impacts the workplace

So, the first trimester...what all should you expect? Great question! We have Ashley Stone, OBGYN to tell us what's to come, the do's and don'ts, and other helpful advice. Plus, we shatter some misconceptions about eating cheese during pregnancy (everyone's top concern, I know), and offer practical tips about steaming deli meat. If that description didn't draw you in, I don't know what will... Resources mentioned in this podcast: Expecting 411

When you have a vision, you can't sleep until you bring it to life. When you decide to start a business, it becomes your life, which leads to more visions, and a lot less sleep. One of the most important pieces of advice I could give to any entrepreneur would be to remember your company's mission, values, and ethics, or if those aren't set in stone yet base it on your personal values and ethics, even if it comes at the cost of profitability or more work. Thats exactly what Ashley Stone has done with Beauty Entourage, while using the software she created to give freelance artists the work they desire, yet the freedom to go out on their own, while paying them above market rate and sharing profits with them. Ashley talks about how she grew her business from the ground up, and her life before becoming an entrepreneur. 

Ashley Stone is the Director of Tourism at Tourism Regina. Matt asks her if we can get a Deadpool Statue, and her answer might surprise you. She also talks all about the fun stuff coming up this summer and how you can get involved. We also drink Nordic Farmhouse Ale by Nokomis Craft Ales. Links: https://www.facebook.com/TourismRegina/ Instagram/Twitter: @tourismregina http://nokomiscraftales.com/

You always hear that, "the dream is free but the hustle is sold separately," and that is certainly true for Ashley Stone.  Ashley was bit by the entrepreneur bug very early but she never quite knew what to do with it until she went to her first Arbonne sales conference.  She saw women that lived in the same area of the country as her pulling in some major money and she thought, "why cant I do that?" Taking a leap of faith, she reached out to a high ranking representative in the company and told her that she would do anything she told her to do for 3 months.  Taking on this mentor and a different mentality changed Ashley's life forever.  Find out how this "all in" way of life has impacted her in more ways than one.  You will enjoy hearing about this journey for sure! Happy Listening!    How to connect with Ashley: https://www.instagram.com/ashleybstone/ https://www.facebook.com/ashley.w.stone https://www.arbonne.com/pws/ashleystone/tabs/home  

Ashley Stone, Director of Development Events & Hospitality at Nebraska, joins @TaiMBrown as the two discuss Stone's transition from Student-Athlete services to the development office. In her previous role, Stone helped to create experiences for Student-Athletes as they navigated life on campus and prepared for life after athletics. In her current role, she helps to create experiences for donors and potential donors who want to contribute to the success of Nebraska's current and former Student-Athletes.

Join Marcia as she speaks with Ashley Stone of the Bonobo Project and the upcoming events for the Second Annual World Bonobo Day. With the 2nd Annual World Bonobo Day around the corner, please join us in celebrating bonobos on February 14. We have some awesome and creative events so that anyone and everyone can join the effort to build awareness for bonobos and make Feb 14, 2018 the largest worldwide celebration of bonobos to date! The Top 6 Easiest Ways You Can Celebrate Bonobos between now and Feb 14 …but if you only can only do one thing, please do #1 for maximum bonobo exposure!! Before February 14, please sign up on our Thunderclap to create a worldwide Boom for Bonobos! It’s simple and easy to do with one click! Click here: https://www.thunderclap.it/projects/67079-world-bonobo-day to sign up on Facebook, Twitter and/or Tumblr. You can sign up on multiple accounts to multiply your impact! This will drive folks to join #2 below. Our goal is 500 – please sign up TODAY, share with your friends and ask them to join the movement too! At 1pm (PST) on February 14, David Garibaldi will be painting bonobos on Facebook Live from his studio in Sacramento, CA. PLEASE watch, share, like and comment to help us spread awareness for bonobos – and you could win some cool prizes too! Below is a bonobo that David just painted this week...in about 8 minutes with mostly his hands!! https://www.facebook.com/garibaldiarts Go to www.bonobos.com to purchase a specially designed, limited edition t-shirt available beginning on February 14th – all proceeds from the sale of this shirt will go to The Bonobo Project,100% of which will go to our on-the-ground bonobo conservation partners in Congo. Donate directly to our World Bonobo Day Crowdrise Campaign, where your donation will be tripled by matching grants and 100% of which will go to our on-the-ground bonobo conservation partners in Congo. Our current partnerships include Lola ya Bonobo Sanctuary, the Wamba Committee for Bonobo Research (WCBR) and Bonobo & Congo Biodiversity Initiative (BCBI). Any amount helps us to reach our $30,000 goal! https://www.crowdrise.com/o/en/campaign/world-bonobo-day-2018 Shop at The Bonobo Project for unique “I Bonobo You” shirts, hats, gifts and more. You can help spread awareness for bonobos by wearing our original bonobo swag! https://the-bonobo-project-shop.myshopify.com/ Finally, please feel free to use our World Bonobo Stamp/Seal as you see fit on your social media pages to help spread awareness for bonobos and World Bonobo Day.  

  I spoke with Ashley Stone, founder of the Bonobo Project for our podcast. I learned a lot about bonobos and during my research and with speaking with Ashley. I also fell in love with these animals. In every picture you see of two or more, they are playing, hugging, having sex and always in phyical contact with each other. They are referred to as the "Make Love Not War" great apes (no they are not monkeys). Out of all the great apes, which include humans, they have never been known to kill one of their own kind. Definitely on the opposite spectrum for violence than humans. I think everyone should know about bonobos because we have a great deal to learn from their behavior.   Facts of bonobos: They are a matriarchal society They are the most peaceful of the great apes They are humans closest living genetic relative They are greatly in danger There are only ~15,000 left in the wild Contact Ashley Stone if you or your classroom is interested in presenting a bonobo or Congo project at: ash.stone92037@gmail.com   *photos provided by The Bonobo Project

Once a year or so, I have this yearning to play around with the most erotic, sensual, sexiest, naughty and most explicit tunes I collect. And it becomes a Darkroom Mix... For late at night, when things get hazy. This one is all about Sex and is NOT suitable for children. You are forewarned. This set is far from being technically perfect but the idea is that once you get into the groove, you will want to see how naughty I got... What tickles my fancy can be a rythm, a beat, lyrics, a performer, a voice.. Any cathalyst to that "ummm" feeling.. And Kim Cooper, Club 69 & Jamie Lewis would be the absolute top in that Genre. Next week we are going to celebrate the 50th of "F" and this set is in many a way most fitting. So, not for Victorian prudes, not politically correct, and yet very, very clever tunes and an hommage to one of my favourite genre: Adult Sexy House! Some jams I had already played with but many I am using for the very first time... So sit back, listen and enjoy... Tracklist: Orgasmic Intro. Junopilot 2006 Stella (Vassili Tsilichristos Remix) [ Xtian Touch Me Edit]. Jam & Spoon 2009 L.O.V.E (Club Mix) {Xtian Edit] . Soulkeys Projects Band feat. Donna Hidalgo 2006 I Do I Like (Vassili Tsilichristos Remix) [Xtian Edit]. SM Funk 2004 Bilingual (Dirty Mix). Jose Nunez feat Taina            2006 Lesbian Love (Original Mix). Janet 1997 Fantasy (Peter Rauhofer Remix) Eric Kupper & Club 69 feat. Kim Cooper 2011 Black Heels (Bassi Vocal Mix). Doobie J & Rob Capewell feat. Ashley Stone 1995 Diva ((Peter Rauhofer Remix)). Eric Kupper & Club 69 feat. Kim Cooper 1997 Let me Be Your Underwear (Vocal Club Mix) (Xtian Edit). Club 69 1997 So Sexy  (Darkroom Mix). Jamie Lewis & DJ Pippi feat. Kim Cooper            2010 We Love this Music (Soulmagic Deep Mix) [Xtian Darkroom Filthy Edit w/DJ Gregory Breeze mash up]. Soulmagic 2010 I’ll House You. (Xtian Remix). DJ Jurij 2010 Mo’Butter (Miami Darkroom Mix). Jamie Lewis feat. Kim Cooper 2009 Impress Me (Main Mix). Jamie Lewis & DJ Pippi feat. Kim Cooper 2011 1001 (Darkroom Mix) [Xtian Edit]. Jamie Lewis feat. Kim Cooper   Highlights: "Let Me Be Your Underwear", "Fantasy" and "So Sexy" are tunes you do not want to miss. Kim Cooper at the top of her form. I love the nice sexy house groove of "Black Heels" and I am pretty sastified of my edit/mash-up/remix of "We love this Music" and "I'll House You".. I'll will use this again... Come on let's be naughty together...