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Below The Belt Show (www.belowthebeltshow.com) brings to you our exclusive interviews from Fan Expo Philadelphia (fanexpohq.com/fanexpophiladelphia/)! BTB's own Al Sotto talks the amazing and talented Ashley Greene best known for portraying Alice Cullen in the "Twilight" movie franchise! We talk to Ashley about reuniting with her Cullen family with Kellan Lutz, Jackson Rathbone and Peter Facinelli at the Fan Expo and how they maintained their friendship through the years. Peter is directing Ashley in a romcom movie "Grace Period" where she stars opposite Seth Green (and Ashley's thoughts on sharing the same namesake). Ashley promotes her horror films "It Feeds" working with Shawn Ashmore and "The Ritual" also starring Al Pacino and more! Would Ashley be on board for another Twilight film if asked? Don't miss her answer Twihards!

Today on Adeptus On-Air, host Mike Hoffman chats with Ashley Greene, Director of Business Management at Adeptus and our newest host of Adeptus On-Air! Ashley delves into the details of what business management entails and what it means to be a business manager. Mike and Ashley explore the intricacies of addressing client needs, particularly for those with multiple income streams and past trust issues. Ashley shares her strategies for building trust and developing effective support strategies for her clients. Tune in to learn more about Ashley’s experience as a business manager and her plans for joining Mike Hoffman and James Walker as a co-host of Adeptus On-Air!

Who else loves the Twilight movies? Jess and Scott watched the movies together when they were dating, and today, they talk with one of their favourite actresses from this series, Ashley Greene! In this raw and revealing episode, Ashley opens up about her journey to motherhood and the importance of reparenting yourself first. She openly talks about the challenges of postpartum, like the pressure to get your baby to sleep through the night. Jess and Ashley dive deep into the internal work she did to regulate her emotions and break negative cycles before having her daughter. Ashley also gets candid about the challenges of balancing a thriving career with being a present mother and learning to let go of perfectionism. Ashley and Jess also talk about women’s health, periods, and how to raise daughters to feel no shame about their bodies. At the end of the episode, Scott and Jess talk about raising their daughters and how Scott can talk to their girls about periods! Hear more from Ashley Greene on Instagram , and check out Hummingway , her company focused on education about reproductive and hormonal health. Send us an email at podcast@robotunicorn.net to share how you’ve started teaching your kids about periods! Get 10% OFF parenting courses and kids' printable activities at Nurtured First using the code ROBOTUNICORN. Credits: Editing by The Pod Cabin Artwork by Wallflower Studio Production by Nurtured First Head to nurturedfirst.com/bodysafety to learn more about our Body Safety & Consent course!

It's been estimated that 80% of women experience period pain at some point in their life and for 5-10% of women, the pain is debilitating. I know because I used to be one of them. I used ibuprofen heavily in my teens but now that I understand the risks of overuse, I'm thrilled to share an effective all-natural pain remedy created by a good friend of mine, Ashley Greene Khoury. (You might know her as the beautiful and talented Alice from Twilight!) Ashley and I met while I was a trainer at the Tracy Anderson Method and became fast friends. Today, she's not only an actress and new mom, but also an entrepreneur and creator of a transdermal period patch, The Cycle Soother. Tune in to this week's episode to learn all about her journey into holistic health and her approach to exercise, food, skin and reproductive health. This is one of my favorite episodes yet! Here is what you'll learn… The foods she eliminated to stop breakouts What Ashely eats in a day Her favorite natural ingredients for reducing pain How (and when) to use The Cycle Soother Strategies for reduced sugar consumption How many grams of protein she eats in a day (and why!) Her exercise routine Her home birth experience How her life has changed since becoming a mom What she does for such beautiful skin And so much more! I sincerely hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did. Valuable Resources: The Cycle Soother Patch >>> Get 30% Off the Cycle Soother Patch with discount code ' WholeCycle30 ' HERE! Paleovalley Product >>> Try Paleovalley's 100% Grass Fed, High-Quality Protein Beef Sticks HERE!

Our bodies go through so much during pregnancy and postpartum. Our hormones fluctuate like no other time in our lives, which can all take a significant toll on mothers. Actress and entrepreneur Ashley Greene Khoury knows this firsthand as a new mother to her daughter, Kingsley. Even before becoming a mother, Ashley became highly passionate about being a reproductive health advocate after her own pursuit of a pharmaceutical-free lifestyle (including hormonal birth control). Through her experiences, they have led her to start her own company that helps others with their hormonal health. Who is Ashley Greene Khoury? Ashley Greene Khoury rapidly rose to fame following her portrayal of Alice Cullen in the 'Twilight' movie franchise and immediately solidified herself as a champion for women from all walks of life. For over a decade, she has aligned with charities and movements that support and empower women (like Donate My Dress, No More, A21), cementing herself as a trusted advocate for wellness, femininity, and gender equality. More recently, Ashley co-founded Hummingway , a brand with the goal of transforming how all women (and anyone with a period) view their own reproductive health. Hummingway is laser-focused on providing its customers with a suite of innovative, non-toxic, effective products designed to support your hormonal health. Ashley launched Hummingway with her sister-in-law, Olivia Khoury , in 2021. The duo is on a mission to have a positive impact and offer alternative choices for menstruators everywhere who are frustrated with the industry's lack of comprehensive solutions. Through Hummingway, Ashley is eager to leverage her work ethic, network, and platform for this powerful cause with a commitment to excellence and building trust. We are here for it and excited to learn more! What Did We Discuss? In this episode, we chat with Ashley Greene Khoury about all things motherhood, career, and how women can navigate their bodies and hormonal health postpartum! Here are several of the questions that we covered: From acting to now being a reproductive health advocate — what got you interested in this field? Did you feel supported during your postpartum experience? How do you think we can better support mothers during this time? What led you to choose to have a home birth ? There isn't a lot of talk about "hormonal health" in general, including new moms. Can you elaborate on this topic and why it is so important? What are some of your go-to mantras as a new mom ? How have you been able to find your tribe in motherhood? What are your favorite products for you and your baby? What mom hack do you think every mom should know? If you could give moms one piece of advice, what would it be? What can our listeners expect to see from you in the near future? On-screen and off! If you are expecting, or a new mama, or someone who wants to know more about and take charge of their hormonal health, check out Hummingway and use promo code MOMS30 at checkout. Ashley's Resources Website: ourhummingway.com Hummingway Blog - The Regular Facebook: Our Hummingway Hummingway's Instagram: @ourhummingway TikTok: @ourhummingway Ashley's Instagram: @ashl

How do you deal with failure? Do you preserve amidst such adversities? Do you feel hesitant or anxious about applying for future opportunities? Failure is never an easy feat to overcome– and it’s okay to admit that! This week, we talked with Jordan Ashley Greene, a nationally recognized learning differences advocate, author, and speaker, to discuss what it means to #FailForward. We talked about her experience attending the #1 HBCU in the United States– Spelman College– her journey toward self-love and acceptance, advice she would give her younger self, and her dreams for the future. ABOUT JORDAN: Learning differences advocate, leader, and national speaker are just a few words that describe young author, Jordan Ashley Greene. She is passionate about using her voice to speak up and help others, specifically kids with learning differences. She is on a mission to help the youth of today ‘embrace their differences.At the age of 12, Jordan authored her first book, My Gift of Difference: 7 Steps to Embracing Your Learning Differences. Her own frustrating and sometimes discouraging journey with a diagnosis of her own learning difference caused her to do research. She discovered over 6.6 Million kids in the United States were experiencing challenges with some of type of learning difference. Jordan became inspired to write a book, and launch a campaign that would help other kids embrace their learning differences and anything that made them different. This book lead to Jordan speaking on stages to hundreds of youth across the country including- The National Urban League Youth Conference, The National Kaleidoscope Conference with the Girl Scouts (Heart of the South), The Career in Athletics Conference at Dillard University, National Festival of Praise with Ambassador Shabazz and shared the stage with Mayor of Louisville, KY Greg Fischer. Jordan has published her second book, The Confidence Club. Her goal is to help girls across the world increase their confidence. Jordan is a first-year student at Spelman College focusing on education studies and law CONNECT WITH JORDAN: Instagram: @Jordanagreene LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordan-ashley-greene-39385923b/ Website: www.Jordanagreene.com ABOUT SHE SHALL SPEAK: She Shall Speak is an organization dedicated to amplifying the intersectional narratives of Gen-Z Black girls and empowering them to pursue civic service, entrepreneurship, and social justice. We envision a world wherein those who are disproportionately impacted by social inequities are empowered with the resources and networks necessary to spearhead positive social change in their communities. Since our founding in February 2022, we have reached 400 girls across 25 US states and 20 countries. 🌎 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sheshallspeak/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/sheshallspeak_ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-she-shall-speak-series/ Anchor: https://anchor.fm/sheshallspeak

From vampires to periods, we're talking all things blood with Ashley Greene Khoury, founder of Hummingway. We go from the follicular phase to the luteal phase and everything in between, from the pelvic floor to a full diva cup. And, we talk a little Twilight too! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ashley Greene-Khoury and Olivia Khoury are the co-CEOs of Hummingway, a brand that, like The Big Silence, is tackling its own taboo topic: periods. Ashley is an actress, artist, and model who, when faced with her own period pain, turned to her family for support since information relevant to half of the human population was surprisingly scarce. Together with her sister-in-law Olivia, she set out to find a better way of finding hormonal harmony. We talk about the role of the menstrual cycle in our mental health, managing your mental wellbeing while balancing a career and a business, and the different resources available for seeking help. Whether you experience period pain or not, this conversation shines a light on the dangers of keeping difficult topics in the dark. Resources: ourhummingway.com Read: The Regular The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk M.D. Follow Ashley on Instagram: @ashleygreene Follow Olivia on Instagram: @livkhoury Follow Hummingway on Instagram: @ourhummingway Donate to The Big Silence thebigsilence.com/donate to be a part of the movement to break the silence and make noise with us! “The Big Silence” theme song written and performed by James Nicholas Kinney . Executive Handyman, Bobby Goldstein. The Big Silence is produced and published by Crate Media .

In this episode we’re talking to Ashley Greene who is a surrogate. I wanted to chat with her because I know I have a lot of listeners who are not yet pregnant and I thought it would be good to talk about this as an option to expand your family. There may also be some folks who are curious about being a surrogate and what it’s like. Plus, I personally just wanted to know more about the subject. I learned a lot from my conversation with Ashley and I know you will, too.A surrogate can make a family's wish to have a baby a reality. Some people ask why go this route? Why not adoption? My answer to that is that, ultimately, it’s a very personal decision. There is no right or wrong choice. What matters is that the surrogate and the intended parent know what to expect and can help each other bring a baby into the world. In this Episode, You’ll Learn About: -How Ashley decided it was the right time for her to become a surrogate -What are the reasons that intended parents might choose surrogacy -How long can it take to match with a surrogate -How involved are the intended parents in the pregnancy and birth -What are some of the legal aspects (spoiler alert: it’s complex) -How does someone go about becoming a surrogate and what makes someone a good candidate for surrogacy -How compensation is determined -What are the costs associated with a surrogacy Full website notes: drnicolerankins.com/episode149 Check out The Birth Preparation Course Register for the class How to Create a Birth Plan the Right Way Take a quick, fun labor pain quiz Learn more about donating your cord blood and get up to $100 Amazon gift card! --> thecordbloodgroup.com/drnicole Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Those who have struggled with shame to one degree or another know the truth: shame is insidious, permeating our relationships and inhibiting our ability to connect with God and others. But Scripture tells us that Jesus has already born our sin and our shame, freeing us to live victoriously in Christ. So why do we still struggle? Ashley Greene joins Rebecca Carrell and Liz Rodriguez to discuss how we can finally break shame's slippery tentacles.