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The Powder Room

The Powder Room

Von: Ivy Ashley
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The Powder Room is a safe space for women to have real, unfiltered conversations about the topics that matter most to us. From relationships and career shifts to wellness, aging, and everything in between, no subject is off-limits. Whether you’re looking for advice, a good laugh, or just the comfort of knowing you’re not alone, this is your place to connect, reflect, and grow. Welcome to The Powder Room, "Where we discover the message within our messes."


© 2025 Ivy Ashley, The Powder Room Podcast. All rights reserved.

© 2025 © 2025 Ivy Ashley, The Powder Room Podcast. All rights reserved.
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  • The Holiday Rewind
    Dec 24 2025

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    In this holiday episode of The Powder Room, we’re taking a Holiday Rewind — back to the days when Christmas meant family, tradition, and showing up without negotiation. Growing up, the holidays had a rhythm: the food, the laughter, the gathering spot… all anchored by our elders who kept the family stitched together. But as time has passed and priorities have shifted, some of those traditions have faded.

    Today, we’re pressing rewind to remember what made the season so special, and talking about how we can restore some of that connection. I’ll share a few of my own family traditions, plus my favorite holiday foods, movies, and songs. And as always, we’ll close by centering the truth at the heart of it all — Jesus is still the reason for the season.

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    43 Min.
  • Finding the "Good" in Goodbye
    Dec 17 2025

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    Saying goodbye is never easy — especially when the love is still present, the memories are still warm, and the connection once meant everything. But sometimes, the peace we’re praying for is waiting on the other side of a goodbye we’ve been avoiding.

    In this week’s episode of The Powder Room Podcast, we’re talking about how to find the good in goodbye. Building on last week’s “Pause and Reflect,” we’re unpacking why letting go feels so hard, why it’s necessary for our emotional and spiritual growth, and how to shift your focus from what you’re losing to what you’re about to gain.

    In addition, we’ll explore how nostalgia, comfort, and lingering affection can keep us tied to people and situations that no longer serve us. But even in the pain of release, there is purpose, clarity, and a promise: You can grieve the ending and still embrace your new beginning. Tune in for encouragement, honest reflection, and practical steps to help you walk away with grace, honor your growth, and make room for what God has next.

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    34 Min.
  • Pause & Reflect
    Dec 10 2025

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    As we enter December — the season of shopping, gatherings, deadlines, and everybody pulling on your time — this episode invites you to do something radical: pause and reflect. Before we sprint into a brand-new year with the same old habits, let’s stop long enough to understand the year we’ve just lived.

    In this episode, we break down what it really means to pause (to stop, breathe, and be still) and what it means to reflect (to think deeply and intentionally about our experiences). Together, we’ll explore why this powerful combination is necessary for emotional growth, mental clarity, and spiritual grounding.

    From identifying this year’s wins and lessons to releasing patterns that no longer serve you, this conversation will help you enter the next season with purpose, peace, and a renewed sense of direction.

    Sis / bro, before you cross into a new year, give yourself permission to slow down, look back, and prepare your heart for what’s ahead. This is your invitation to align your mind, spirit, and intentions — on purpose.

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    40 Min.
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