Ashley Carson's guest appearances

Ashley Carson

Successful Nonprofits Podcast

The Will To Change: Uncovering True Stories of Diversity & Inclusion

Business Live: for curious entrepreneurs and social entrepreneurs

The Georgia Songbirds

Resiliency Theory

David Smith

Jane Eyre

Stephanie Lepp

Ashton Applewhite

Michael Bungay Stanier

Brian Cain

Chris Mason

Dave Smith

Charlene Li

Chip Conley

Chris Hill

Kathryn Finney

Michael Thomas

Joanna Penn

Ashley Mills

OwlTail

This episode was originally recorded on the Resiliency Theory Podcast, and features a conversation between Jennifer and host Ashley Carson as they discuss what it takes for us to be brave, speak our truths, and be our authentic selves. Discover how authenticity supports building your resiliency muscle. 

This episode was originally recorded on the Resiliency Theory Podcast, and features a conversation between Jennifer and host Ashley Carson as they discuss what it takes for us to be brave, speak our truths, and be our authentic selves. Discover how authenticity supports building your resiliency muscle.

E164: How Authenticity Supports Resiliency: Jennifer Joins Ashley Carson On the Resiliency Theory Podcast

Meet Ashley Carson, she is a singer songwriter from North Georgia. Ashley came by the " bird's nest" and we talked about how she got started at the age of 14, what it's been like for her music career, spooky songs, and so much more. She even plays us a few songs and as a special treat her song "Give You My All" available for download is at the end of this episode. You can also listen to Ashley along with 13 other songwriters in The Weekly Top 10 Countdown.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thegeorgiasongbirds/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thegeorgiasongbirds/support

Meet Ashley Carson, she is a singer songwriter from North Georgia. Ashley came by the " bird's nest" and we talked about how she got started at the age of 14, what it's been like for her music career, spooky songs, and so much more. She even plays us a few songs and as a special treat her song "Give You My All" available for download is at the end of this episode. You can also listen to Ashley along with 13 other songwriters in The Weekly Top 10 Countdown. --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thegeorgiasongbirds/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thegeorgiasongbirds/message</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thegeorgiasongbirds/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thegeorgiasongbirds/support</a>

Ashley Carson live from "The Bird's Nest"

The hallmarks on gold, silver, platinum and palladium don't only prove the validity of precious metals. They tell a story.And the story of hallmarks themselves (the "marks of the hall") and of how Sheffield's Assay Office came to be after an act of Parliament is absolutely riveting.Sheffield's Assay Master, Ashley Carson joined me in the radio studio on Friday. There are only four Assay Offices in the UK (Sheffield, Birmingham, London and Edinburgh).Ashley has served as Assay Master for 25 years and was the youngest-ever to be appointed at the age of just 32.He oversees Sheffield's hallmarking: over 100 million articles have been assayed, tested and marked during his period of office. Anyone selling an item made of gold, silver, platinum and palladium must have it hallmarked.What a captivating conversation this was. Ashley held listeners spellbound – do enjoy the podcast with him, below.Ashley explained:the history of the Assay Offices in the UK,why Sheffield's Assay Office was launched in the 18th century,the international reputation of the Sheffield Assay Office, its specialism, and comparisons with the three other offices,how hallmarking has developed,what the symbols in hallmarks mean,how changing fashions and tastes and new technology have changed the way Assay Offices work,who can send articles to an Assay Office for hallmarking?the process of assaying, testing the purity, and then marking each article (this is absolutely fascinating),the skills of his team and how they've evolved,diversification into other testing and highly specialised services,his proudest moments of his 25 years as Assay Master,how and why Ashley started work in the Assay Office and developed his career,some leadership advice,his passions outside of his work.I hope you enjoy this interview with Ashley, I was engrossed. Timings:0 - 3:16 introduction and updates, including the opening of Boeing's factory next to the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre in Sheffield3:16 - 51:42 Ashley Carson

The hallmarks on gold, silver, platinum and palladium don't only prove the validity of precious metals. They tell a story.And the story of hallmarks themselves (the "marks of the hall") and of how Sheffield's Assay Office came to be after an act of Parliament is absolutely riveting.Sheffield's Assay Master, Ashley Carson joined me in the radio studio on Friday. There are only four Assay Offices in the UK (Sheffield, Birmingham, London and Edinburgh).Ashley has served as Assay Master for 25 years and was the youngest-ever to be appointed at the age of just 32.He oversees Sheffield's hallmarking: over 100 million articles have been assayed, tested and marked during his period of office. Anyone selling an item made of gold, silver, platinum and palladium must have it hallmarked.What a captivating conversation this was. Ashley held listeners spellbound – do enjoy the podcast with him, below.Ashley explained:<ul><li>the history of the Assay Offices in the UK,</li><li>why Sheffield's Assay Office was launched in the 18th century,</li><li>the international reputation of the Sheffield Assay Office, its specialism, and comparisons with the three other offices,</li><li>how hallmarking has developed,</li><li>what the symbols in hallmarks mean,</li><li>how changing fashions and tastes and new technology have changed the way Assay Offices work,</li><li>who can send articles to an Assay Office for hallmarking?</li><li>the process of assaying, testing the purity, and then marking each article (this is absolutely fascinating),</li><li>the skills of his team and how they've evolved,</li><li>diversification into other testing and highly specialised services,</li><li>his proudest moments of his 25 years as Assay Master,</li><li>how and why Ashley started work in the Assay Office and developed his career,</li><li>some leadership advice,</li><li>his passions outside of his work.</li></ul>I hope you enjoy this interview with Ashley, I was engrossed. Timings:<ul><li>0 - 3:16 introduction and updates, including the opening of Boeing's factory next to the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre in Sheffield</li><li>3:16 - 51:42 Ashley Carson</li></ul>

Ashley Carson, Sheffield’s Assay Master - hallmarking, history and technology