Before closing the first season of The Ashley Scott Podcast, Ashley pauses to say thank you; to every person who pressed play, followed the show, shared an episode, or made space for these conversations.

She also wants to hear from you. Which episode resonated most? What would you like to hear in Season 2?

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Follow the podcast so you don’t miss the Season 1 finale: a conversation about stewardship and what it truly costs to care for what God has placed in your hands.

Ashley has spent much of her life striving—to achieve more, become better, build something meaningful, and make the most of every opportunity. But lately, God has been interrupting her constant movement with one word: contentment.

In this honest reflection, Ashley explores the difference between healthy ambition and allowing achievement to become an idol. Through a broken-down car, an injured toe, an unfinished project, and the lessons of Philippians 4 and Psalm 23, she considers what it means to be still, appreciate the life in front of her, and trust that Christ is enough—even if nothing changes.

If you’ve been rushing toward the next goal while struggling to rest in what God has already provided, this episode is your invitation to slow down, look up, and remember: you are already held.

Follow The Ashley Scott Podcast for more honest conversations about faith, growth, leadership, and becoming—and share this episode with one woman who needs permission to stop striving.

A letter announcing the closure of Ashley’s neighborhood Walgreens raised a bigger question: what happens to the people who depend on a nearby pharmacy?

Drawing on what she witnessed when pharmacies closed in Roxbury, MA, Ashley talks about the neighbors who may have to travel farther for prescriptions and everyday essentials—and why a familiar pharmacist can matter so much. This episode is an invitation to pay attention to what a closure could mean for your community, and to ask who might be left struggling to get what they need.

Has a neighborhood pharmacy closed near you? Ashley would love to hear what changed.