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Freebird: The Ashley Freeman story is the story of Ashley's battle with addiction over the last twenty years.
Episode 3: Frequent Flyer
Ashley begins her many legal troubles in this episode and becomes a frequent flier through the legal system. Ashley discusses life inside the county jail and when she was sentenced to maximum security at Rockville Women’s prison. Ashley spends time discussing how her void led her down this road of trying to find fulfillment.
Learn more about Ashley's story at www.freebirdpod.com
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Episode 3: Frequent Flyer
Ashley begins her many legal troubles in this episode and becomes a frequent flier through the legal system. Ashley discusses life inside the county jail and when she was sentenced to maximum security at Rockville Women’s prison. Ashley spends time discussing how her void led her down this road of trying to find fulfillment.
Learn more about Ashley's story at www.freebirdpod.com
Theme Music: Free Bird By Bugus
https://open.spotify.com/artist/66phyNbqecPgZ1bk5SPHzB
https://www.instagram.com/bugus/
https://www.facebook.com/BugusMusic/
https://www.youtube.com/user/DIEMONDOTCOM
www.diemon.com
Creators & Guests
Host
Ashley Freeman
Ashley is the basis for the first season of Freebird: The Podcast. She has overcome an her addiction and is now living a life of recovery and working towards becoming a certified recovery coach.
Producer
Dustin Roller
Dustin Roller is the President and Co-Founder of Thirsty Goat Entertainment, LLC. Dustin has worked on several different podcast projects throughout the time he has spent in the medium.
What is Freebird?
The story of Ashley Freeman a small town girl who's life took a turn into some troubling situations. Addiction, arrests, and time behind bars would lead her down a road that she had never planned for herself. She has now overcome addiction and is working on becoming a rehab counselor. Her story is the same truth and struggle that many young people face in the small towns of the midwestern United States.