Podcast appearances and mentions of ashley walsh

On this episode, we have Ashley Walsh who is the Founder and President of Pocono Organics. Pocono Organics is supporting regenerative agriculture with their 380-acre Regenerative Organic Certified® farm producing fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, microgreens, and a myriad of hemp-based CPG products. In this episode, we learn about Ashley's health journey with gastroparesis that inspired the farm, their farm's journey into the myriad of enterprises they are running on-site, and their growing CBD-infused CPG lineup that they are currently scaling. Episode Highlights:

In this episode Scott Becker connects with Ashley Walsh, the Vice President of Client Services at LeanTaaS, the leading AI/ML analytics company in healthcare operations. Tune in to hear about Ashley's career path, recent experiences as a woman leader in tech, and much more.This episode is sponsored by LeanTaaS.

You get as much as you give to a mentorship, no matter your role. In the latest episode of Real Creative Leadership, get advice from real-life mentor/mentee Jess Kessler of Audible and Ashley Walsh-Lopez of Reprise Digital to make your experience successful and productive from day one.Real Creative Leadership is a video and podcast series that helps creative leaders make an impact on the business world. The series is produced by The Stoke Group (@thestokegroup), a full-service digital marketing and creative agency. Our host Adam Morgan (@askadmo) is Adobe's executive creative director, an Adweek Creative 100, and author of Sorry Spock, Emotions Drive Business. For more information, go to realcreativeleadership.com.Mentioned in this show: AudibleReprise DigitalCreative Marketing WorldContent Marketing InstituteAdweek Executive Mentor ProgramAdam MorganThe Stoke Group

Jim & Ashley Walsh are the Father-Daughter duo behind Kimo Sabe Mezcal. Jim is also the founder of Hawaiian Vintage Chocolate, and Ashley is the founder of Inner State, a Psilocybin-based wellness company. On this episode, we discuss Jim's entrepreneurial parenting style, their move to Hawaii for a "1950's-style" family experience, starting the first chocolate company on the islands and eventually into the success of Kimo Sabe Mezcal and Ashley's journey of founding her own company. Enjoy the Climb! The Climb on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/the-climb-podcast/ Bob Wierema: www.linkedin.com/in/robert-wierema/ Michael Moore: www.linkedin.com/in/michaelpmoore/ Kimo Sabe: https://kimosabemezcal.com/ www.Instagram.com/kimosabemezcal (1:46) - Spirituality, Purpose, Drive, Determination & Family (11:56) - Jim & Ashley on parenting (15:56) - “Gen-z” will learn more from technology than from their parents (22:52) - The Foundations of Hawaiian Vintage Chocolate (31:38) - How the business exploded in growth (36:35) - Bridging Chocolate and Mezcal (38:39) - Why is Tequila more well-known than Mezcal? (42:09) - The Father-Daughter and Co-Founder Dynamic (49:10) - Ashley's resolve and self-assurance (53:05) - Why Ashley left the entertainment business (1:01:38) - The future for Kimo Sabe & Inner State (1:06:36) - What do you say to folks who doubt the benefits of Psilocybin or folks who criticize the moves you've made in Mexico? (1:13:35) - What do you want the other to know about you?

Our interview with Ashley Walsh of Pocono Organics, poconoorganics.com, is the third in a series of four interviews we are doing with and for Rodale Institute, rodale institute.org.Ashley shares what inspired her to start Pocono Organics and gives us details on what a remarkable place it is now. Sprawling more than 380 acres in Long Pond, PA, Pocono Organics is on its way to becoming the largest regenerative organic farm in North America. Pocono Organics partnered with Rodale Institute, the largest independent organic research station in the world, and what started as a small community farm quickly grew to more of a global center of research, education and discovery.I encourage you to learn more at poconoorganics.com and rodale institute.org.The Business Builders Show with Marty Wolff is a production of Business Builders Media, where we help entrepreneurs and business people get their voices heard. Learn more about us at businessbuildersmedia.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Eli Kulp and Christopher Plant visit Pocono Organics during their massive Food Forever event and sit down with multiple farmers and agricultural geniuses to talk about the future of food production and how we can go beyond sustainability. Food Forever is a communications campaign, which started in 2017, to raise awareness about what crop diversity is and how everyone around the world is connected to and benefits from agricultural biodiversity. Eli and Christopher sit down with Ashley Walsh, Cierra Martin, Jeff Moyer and Erik Oberholtzer. Ashley Walsh is the owner of Pocono Organics and talks about how she got into organic farming, working with Food Forever and Rodale and the creation of her immense organic farm, the home of three story greenhouses.  Cierra Martin is a representative for The Crop Trust, the creators of the Food Forever campaign. The Crop Trust is an international organization with a mission to safeguard crop diversity for food security. The Crop Trust supports a network of genebanks with are facilities for tasking with conserving and sharing seeds. They're making sure this diversity stays alive at the seed level, but they're also packaging it up and shipping it around the world for breeders that use it every day.  Jeff Moyer is the CEO of Rodale Institute. “Widely recognized as the birthplace of the organic movement, Rodale Institute is a nonprofit dedicated to growing the organic movement through rigorous research, farmer training, and consumer education.” Jeff talks about the importance of regenerative organic agriculture, farming not just organically and sustainably, but with the future of the soil in mind, and the recently released White Papers. The White Papers are a report on climate change and how a shift from cash crops to cover crops could actually reverse our carbon emissions by putting carbon back into the soil. Erik Oberholtzer is a chef, entrepreneur, and co-founder of Tender Greens. He is on the Rodale Board of Directors and is a leader of the food forever experience, helping to connect Rodale with The Crop Trust. He discusses the importance of building transparent supply chains, new organic certification regulations, and the nutritional and environmental importance of organic agriculture.

Overcoming obstacles with Ashley Walsh

It's Europe v the USA in the second annual Trail Runner Nation holiday game show! 33's Warren and UK ultrarunner Donna ni Cuarta are representing Europe, Western States 100 legend Andy Jones-Wilkins and 100-mile specialist Ashley Walsh represent the US. WEBSITE: https://www.33fuel.com/all-products/ TWITTER: www.twitter.com/33fuel FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/33fuel INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/33fuel/ EMAIL: contact@33shake.com TRAILRUNNER NATION: www.trailrunnernation.com ANDY JONES WILKINS: www.twitter.com/ajoneswilkins ASHLEY WALSH: www.ashruns100s.com DONNA NI CUARTA: www.twitter.com/donnanicuarta

Autumn weather and propagating on Talkback Gardening with Jon Lamb and Ashley Walsh

Wicking Beds are a great way to grow vegetables at home. But how do they work and can you build your own? Mark Smith is a researcher and practical wicking bed gardener and joined Jon Lamb and Ashley Walsh on Saturday Talkback Gardening.

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Ashley Walsh rejoins Trail Runner Nation to discuss some common norms that you should question: You don’t have to get faster You don’t need to run long on weekends You don’t need a sponsor You don’t need to apologize for a crappy race on social media Take the Tailwind Challenge at: Tailwind Nutrition    Check out the cool head TORCHES made for trail running at Petzl

This week I interview Ashley Walsh. She is a special effects and make-up artist for the entertainment industry. Ashley has worked on True Detective, The Walking Dead, and a bunch more. There are too many awesome shows to list because she's that amazing. You can see a full list of her work at walshmakeup.com. I've known Ashley for a very long time so it was great to catchup and hear about the craziness of being a make-up artist.

Ashley Walsh has been busy weaving a tapestry of trail philosophy on her blog AshRuns100s, training and racing.  In fact, she recently killed it at Pistol 100 Mile in TN, where she won with a sub 20-hour finish!  You gotta run this one just for the buckle!         Grab bag topics include: Motivation vs. Commitment There is a season for everything How to guarantee a DNF Gear or no Gear? Ashley, always up for a challenge, was dared by her husband, Dan, to include this list of words. Did she succeed?         "Race Course in Review" by Vasque Running Shoes Take the Tailwind Challenge at: Tailwind Nutrition    Check out the cool headlamps made for trail running at Petzl

Join Ashey and Jimmy Dean Freeman as they share their adventure at the inagural Salon Sea Ultramarathon.  Heat, rain, wind, COLD, 81 miles and 9,000 feet of climbing can make for an interesting race.  What can make it more interesting?  This is a team sport.  Grab three of your closest running partners, strap on the same bib number and run together. This is NOT a relay.  Find Jimmy Dean Freeman at http://www.socalcoyotes.com/ Find Ashely Walsh at http://ashruns100s.com/ Follow Jimmy on Twitter @CoachJimmyDean Follow Ashley on Twitter @Ashruns100s

Pandora's Box turned out to be a bit larger than we thought. After an hour and 48 minute podcast we still have some more work to do. Join Ashley Walsh and Jimmy Dean Freeman as we discuss, "If you walk in your endurance run can you really really claim you ran the race?" Oh yeah, and JDF intro's the EPIC Bill Bradley into the mix.

Is running 100 mile races for everyone? What are you getting into when you open that box to begin training for and racing 100 mile races? What sacrifices will you need to make?

Ashley Walsh, a multi-100 mile finisher, free-lance writer, and tough chick, talks about how to become tougher, can you lose your toughness, how to train yourself to be tougher, etc.