Trumpeter and Career Coach Ashley Hall joins the show! If the title doesn't peak your interest then we may just not understand each other. I discover Ashley's childhood love of professional wrestling, her experiences with paranormal events and wild animals, and she talks about authenticity and playing for someone you love. Plus, as always: On This Day in Music History, Rorschach Test, Chamber Music Fantasy Group, and much more!

In this episode of Harmony and Healing, Jazzie interviews trumpeter and life coach Ashley Hall. During the interview they discuss balancing work-home life, the joys of mentoring and performing, life coaching, tips for finding your path, using routines to create a foundation, social media and mental health, performance anxiety, beta blockers, and self-love.

On this episode of Music on Purpose, Ashley Hall joins me at the 2019 National Trumpet Competition to discuss keys to success as an international soloist and orchestral musician. She is very grounded and down to earth in her approach and she discusses ways to balance her career, family and faith. We met in the lobby of the Hilton in Lexington, Ky, so you can hear some light music in the background. It only adds to the realness of these interviews.

Learn about Ashley's career as a career coach and counselor to college students, balance coming up through life as a performer, teacher, wife, mother, and other titles, efficiency in all areas of life, and how to radiate joy as a performer!

In this episode, Karen interviews Ashley on how she navigates being a multifaceted musician, educator, and life coach! They discuss motherhood and what coaching is all about.

Arts Engine's host Aaron Dworkin interviews Ashley about her role as the founding director of the Career Coaching Program at the Longy School of Music of Bard College (a job she held from 2019-2022) and how Longy is preparing musicians for success in an evolving arts world!

“That’s Not Spit, It’s Condensation,” is a podcast hosted by Ryan Beach that explores what makes great musicians great. In this episode I talk about my life and career, the pros/cons of music competitions, my coaching work and how to find work/life balance.

"One Of The Best Parts Of My Job Is Helping People See That The Answers They Seek Are Already Inside Of Them" – Ashley Hall | Ep. 81

A nosy trombonist (Melissa Brown) chats to other brass professionals about their careers, how they got there and what music they'd happily put in the bin. In this episode trumpeter Ashley Hall tells us about her career from being a soloist to becoming a life and career coach at Longy School of Music.