Did You Hear About The Woman Who…

Welcome back to Ask Ashley: The Podcast! It’s been a long 6 months, but the Ashleys are back and ready to dive into another exciting season! There’s a big difference between keeping your life a secret and keeping it private, and well, it’s time for Ashley & Ashley to catch you up on some private matters.

02:04 - From now on, you can call us The Kellys. It was a team effort, but The Ashleys are officially Kelly’d down! Ashley N. recaps her time in Paris, how she beat the Hermes leather appointment system, and left with the littlest, yet biggest victory. Who knew getting a Hermes Kelly bag could be such a production?

05:41 - Was Grant Hill on the Dream Team, or just in Ashley N.’s dreams? While in Paris this summer, Ashley N. soaked up Grant Hill’s aura and decided he deserves a full case study because he’s aging like fine wine. It’s a rare feat for basketball players, but somehow, Grant has cracked the code—sorry, Kanye!

14:14 - Is location sharing an invasion of privacy or a safety measure? Tracking your friends is all fun and games until they revoke your access. Was Ashley N. being sneaky, or was it just a little mistake?

20:00 - Fck these microphones, Ashley + Ashley are REAL friends.  And real friends hold real space for each other. Ashley W. opens the floor for Ashley N. to share her latest journey as she attempts to break generational patterns.

32:17 - Ashley N. isn’t the only one with life updates! Ashley W. has a major one of her own. It’s official—The Ashleys have switched roles!

37:10 - Some are part of the Zit Patch community, and others stick to the original remedy: toothpaste. From colorful stars to fast-drying skin tone patches, Ashley N. is a pimple patch connoisseur—and it drives Ashley W. crazy.

42:05 - Did you hear about the woman who signed her prenuptial agreement with disappearing ink? This week’s @dearyoungqueen Meme of the Week is all about working smarter, not harder.

46:46 - It’s Question Time! Ashley + Ashley dive into discussions about brainwashing (the good kind), aspirations for their children, and the person who makes them feel the safest.