Ashley Ahearn

As an indie producer, it's an honor to make this list. Huge thank you to the incredible women ranchers who shared their stories with me, and the great team @KBSX915 for getting this content out into the world. Check out Women's Work wherever you listen. theatlantic.com/culture/archiv…

@wsdot_passes three + hours since you provided an update on the SR20 closure. Inquiring minds would like to know what’s up.

One day left to pre-order your copy of The Little Black Mustang and help us make our kickstarter goal! This book would make a beautiful gift for the holidays. Thanks for your support, friends! kickstarter.com/projects/littl…

Friends! I wrote a kid’s book and teamed up with a fantastic artist to illustrate it. If you know a little person who loves #nature, #sagebrush and #horses, check out The Little Black Mustang and pre-order your copy: kickstarter.com/projects/littl… #mustang #blmmustang #wildhorses

To avoid straining your eyes at work, use the 20-20-20 rule: Every 20 minutes, go for a 20-minute hike and spend the next 20 years in the woods.

The only thing more magical than watching 42 sage grouse do their mating dance is sharing the experience with others. Great tour in the Owyhees with @erbenson1 and @MOrtegaWelch #SEJ2023

@ElizaAronson Oh my gosh you are hilarious. Please share one of your recent talking horse vids! I am sure Boo would oblige. He has a lot of opinions about things.

I keep seeing tik toks where people are narrating vids from their horse’s pov in this silly cartoon voice and it’s so amazing and it would bring me so much joy to see @aahearn make a vid with her mustangs

If you'll be at next week's @sejorg conference in #Boise, join me, @amywestervelt, @aahearn, & @nrvsaks at 10:45 am on Saturday for our panel "#Podcasting Across Divides and in Community."

@jkhawes Hey thanks, Jake. Writing that whole series helped me work through a lot of ecological grief - but the ending, most of all.

This reminds me of one of the all-time great endings to a podcast series. Now more than ever, even if we can't muster hope, we have to muster courage. @aahearn

@SaraMarieBrown @audubonsociety Hey thanks!!

The March @audubonsociety calendar photo reminds me that Grouse was a really good podcast npr.org/podcasts/91360… @aahearn

@anne_likes_beer @KBSX915 Thank you so much for listening, Anne!

@aahearn @KBSX915 Women’s Work was incredible! Finding your podcasts has made me feel reconnected to my Eastern Oregon ranching roots. Thanks for the hard work and the focus on rural life in the West and it’s nuances.

As an indie producer, it's an honor to make this list. Huge thank you to the incredible women ranchers who shared their stories with me, and the great team @KBSX915 for getting this content out into the world. Check out Women's Work wherever you listen. theatlantic.com/culture/archiv…

@HDruzin Aw shucks, Heath. Thanks.

OK, it's Fri & while I'm teaching audio journalism this spring at U Montana, I'm doing a weekly podcast rec. I'm gonna be talking about this one w my students: @aahearn's Grouse, a sound-rich tale of the West, growing conflict over land & climate change. npr.org/podcasts/91360…

Surefire way to beat the Sunday Scaries? Make awesome Monday plans. Come grab a shady spot at the Botanical Gardens Mon & join me and @aahearn to talk podcasting & some issues near and dear to Idaho: the far-right & ranching. Doors at 5:30, starts at 6. idahobotanicalgarden.org/event/bloom-a-…

Hey #Boise! I’m in town hanging with @KBSX915 and @HDruzin at the Idaho Botanical Gardens tomorrow. We’ll be talking #podcasts, #extremism and #ranching. Come on out - doors at 5:30/start at 6pm!

Pack your picnic basket! 🧺 Women's Work host @aahearn and Extremely American host @hdruzin will be at the Idaho Botanical Garden on July 11 for Bloom: A Reading Series. You can get your tickets here: idahobotanicalgarden.org/event/bloom-a-…

Women’s Work gets a shout out in @highcountrynews! Thanks for lending me your ears, @thatsMohrlikeit! Listen wherever you get your #podcasts. Big thanks to @KBSX915 @Tom2Michael and team! hcn.org/issues/54.7/yo…

@thatsMohrlikeit Interesting. I guess I read Maddy’s piece to be highlighting what urban and rural women share, even though they may define their feminism differently. How’s that review of Women’s Work coming? Some good food for thought here 😉

@aahearn I like a lot about this piece! But why do we have to, in the process of raising up some women, put down others who *are* activists/define themselves as feminists? Feels like society is always pitting women against each other. 😒

"These women are the most feminist of feminists. But don’t call them that. They might be soft-spoken, but they are not soft. They are active, but not activists. In this era of anger and outrage, we could all learn something from them." washingtonpost.com/opinions/2022/…

Thanks to @hereandnow for featuring the Women’s Work #podcast @Cornerpostmeats and @AudubonRockies @audubonsociety on the air today! wbur.org/hereandnow/202…