Best Kelly Ballard Podcasts (2024)

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Kelly Ballard: The Power of Mental Clarity in Manifesting & Understanding Energy and the Auric Field 39:21

2h ago39:21

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In this conversation, Lorraine and Kelly discuss topics related to spirituality, manifesting, and personal growth. They explore how to tune in to spirit, the importance of mental clarity, and the benefits of using different organizers and journals. Tuning in to spirit doesn't require psychic abilities; it can be done by paying attention to how you …

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Erin Sikopoulos - Exploring Gemstone Energy Medicine & The importance Solitude and Self Connection 35:00

3h ago35:00

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Erin Sikopoulos is an intuitive gemstone energy medicine practitioner and massage therapist. In this episode she discusses her practice of gemstone energy medicine and how it can help people with physical and emotional issues. She explains how she intuitively selects gemstones for her clients and the sensations they may experience during a session.…

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Episode 121: Things We Don't Talk About In Dental Hygiene - Dental Insights with Erika Flateau 33:14

10h ago33:14

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In this week's Dental Handoff, Dr. Kelly is joined by fellow registered dental hygenist Erika Flateau for another edition of their new special podcast series called "Dental Insights!" Erika Flateau, RDH has been a full-time clinical dental hygienist for over 20 years. In this time, she has developed an approach to hygiene care that is relational-ba…

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Presidential wildcard Kennedy bows out of US political race 12:27

2h ago12:27

12:27

Haemorrhaging support in the polls, and running low on funds, RFK Jr. has announced he'll endorse Donald Trump.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Angie Ballard's 7th Paralympics 10:41

2h ago10:41

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Wheelchair racer Angie Ballard is the Australian co-captain and remarkably, Paris is her 7th Paralympic games.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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World's biggest renewable energy project one step closer to reality 8:00

3h ago8:00

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The federal government has signed off on environmental approvals for Sun Cable's Australia-Asia Power Link, which will eventually have the capacity to power 3 million homes in the NT and Singapore.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Rohingya under attack: observers warn of another round of ethnic cleansing in Myanmar 12:07

7d ago12:07

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Eyewitnesses say local militia are sending drones directly targetting people as they try to cross the border into Bangladesh.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Delays to urgent aged care reform 16:00

3h ago16:00

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After months of negotiations between the Government and the Coalition, there's still no bipartisan support for the introduction of a new Aged Care Act.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Ukraine has invaded Russia, what happens next? 12:47

3h ago12:47

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Will Ukraine's advance into Russia prove pivotal for the war, or could it turn into a strategic disaster?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Biggest gold heist of Australia’s bushranging past 13:17

6d ago13:17

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A new book tells the little known story of bushranger Frank Gardiner, the mastermind of one of the biggest gold heists in Australian history.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Batchelor Institute celebrates 50 years 12:54

4d ago12:54

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The Batchelor Institute in the NT is marking 50 years of higher education for indigenous and remote communities inducing community-led language revival programs. Guest: Kathryn Gilbey, Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary EducationBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Thailand picks Thaksin Shinawatra's daughter as new PM 11:21

2h ago11:21

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Thailand's parliament has chosen Paetongtarn Shinawatra, the daughter of billionaire tycoon and former leader Thaksin, as prime minister. Aged 37, she will be the country's youngest PM and the second woman in the post after her aunt Yingluck.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Do gambling ad bans in Belgium work? 11:00

2h ago11:00

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Belgium passed a law prohibiting gambling ads over a year ago - but is it effective?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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UNICEF in Gaza 12:04

3h ago12:04

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The Israeli army has ordered a fresh evacuation of areas in southern and central Gaza previously designated as a humanitarian safe zone. Meanwhile the humanitarian support system in Gaza is close to total collapse.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Preparation for the Democratic convention in Chicago begins 12:54

6d ago12:54

12:54

Thousands of delegates are expected to celebrate presidential nominee Kamala Harris and her running mate, Tim Walz.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Episode 120 | Managing Tense Situations with Katherine Winter-Sellery 34:55

3h ago34:55

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In this week's Dental Handoff, Dr. Kelly Tanner makes the dental handoff to Katherine Winter-Sellery! Katherine Sellery is the CEO and Founder of BalanceWork-Life, and helps individuals, coworkers, and administrators minimize misunderstandings and breakdowns within the work environment in order to establish clear communication which inspires collab…

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David Bowie on film 7:31

18d ago7:31

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A selection of 15 of Bowie's cinematic works feature in a program called ‘The Cracked Actor: Bowie on Screen’ opening at Queensland’s Gallery of Modern Art.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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NT police commissioner responds to backlash against apology to indigenous territorians 16:15

4d ago16:15

16:15

Michael Murphy responds to criticism of his apology to Indigenous territorians and pledges to reform the force through recruitment and working with elders.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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What made Paris 2024 Australia's best ever Olympics? 10:38

4d ago10:38

10:38

Team Australia will return home from the Paris 2024 Olympic Games with a record haul of medals.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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What Iran does next 11:01

13d ago11:01

11:01

Iran is keeping the region guessing, refusing to rule out reprisals against Israel, predicted in reply to the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The men who killed the news 13:49

6d ago13:49

13:49

Crikey owner and ex -News Corp and Fairfax editor Eric Beecher explores the abuse of power and journalism by media moguls and reflects on his own time working for the MurdochsBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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At last, Walz. The VP makes her pick. 13:02

14d ago13:02

13:02

Presidential candidate Kamala Harris has settled on Minnesota governor Tim Walz as her running mate. He says he’s anything but weird, the Republicans say he’s a radical liberal. In an election where the margins are razor-thin, will Walz help the Democrats keep the White House?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Episode 119: From Hygienist To Ergonomics Expert with Katrina Klein 34:15

7d ago34:15

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In this week's Dental Handoff, Dr. Kelly Tanner makes the dental handoff to fellow dental hygienist and ergonomics expert, Katrina Klein! Katrina is a practicing registered dental hygienist since 2007, international speaker, author, competitive bodybuilder, certified personal trainer, certified ergonomic assessment specialist and biomechanics nerd.…

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The best of Australian science and innovation at the Eurekas 12:01

11d ago12:01

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Australia's scientists have been recognised with the announcement of the finalists for this year's Eureka awards.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Regional fears over Rex Airlines’ turbulence 11:01

28d ago11:01

11:01

Regional mayors and medical professionals who rely on flights to centres such as Broken Hill, Albany and Mildura are nervous about what may lay ahead for the beleaguered airline.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The invention of reality TV: Emily Nussbaum 13:56

13d ago13:56

13:56

From its early roots in radio to the ascent of Donald Trump, Emily Nussbaum traces the history of the genre that ate the world, through the lively voices of the people who built it.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Joseph Stiglitz on the origins of US political polarisation 20:17

11d ago20:17

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The former chief economic advisor to Bill Clinton and head of the World Bank delves into American populism and its roots in wealth inequality.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Iran threatens Israel with direct retaliation 15:23

21d ago15:23

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Israel is on a high state of alert amid growing expectations that Iran or its allies will retaliate for the killing of senior leaders of Hezbollah and Hamas this week.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Brandon Russ: The Importance of Self-Discovery and Finding Happiness: Recognizing Your True Desires 43:44

19d ago43:44

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In this conversation, Brandon Russ and Lorraine discuss various topics related to personal growth, spirituality, and finding happiness. They talk about the importance of self-discovery and completing oneself before finding a partner. They also discuss the transition from the corporate world to a spiritual career and the challenges and rewards that …

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EP. 46 Lorraine Jarvie - General Manager of Royal Crescent Hotel, Bath, talks luxury hotel management and Bridgerton 43:00

24d ago43:00

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Send us a Text Message. In my final episode of Series 3, I have a special guest, the wonderful and oh-so-stylish Lorraine Jarvie, General Manager of the Royal Crescent Hotel in Bath. This hotel has a five-star (red) rating and is one of the top 2% in the country. With 40 bedrooms and 140 staff (180 during busy periods), the Royal Crescent is not on…

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EP. 45 Making Bristol city centre a more sustainable and enjoyable place to visit with Tom Swithinbank from Bristol BIDs 47:53

1M ago47:53

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Send us a Text Message. Welcome to this week's podcast, where I’m going behind the scenes of Bristol City Centre and talking to Tom Swithinbank. Tom's work involves helping businesses become more sustainable and making the city a more appealing place to visit. Tom works for Visit West, specifically for the Business Improvement Districts, which supp…

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Australian comedian saves the Penguin classics at Edinburgh Fringe 10:53

19d ago10:53

10:53

Garry Starr is determined to save books from extinction by performing every Penguin Classic novel ever written, in one hour and mostly naked (except for flippers).By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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History of Olympic games opening ceremonies 13:47

22d ago13:47

13:47

From the bare bones events of a century ago to today's grand extravaganzas, what do opening ceremonies tell us about the countries that host them?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Has UK Labour learnt from the ALP? 14:04

18d ago14:04

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The Labour government in the UK has made a raft of announcements in it's first fortnight including plans to increase off-shore wind power, tackle prison overcrowding, get people back into work and build 1.5 million new homes. There are also political and policy lessons that the party has learnt from the Australian Labor government.…

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Affordable housing starts to roll out 12:26

18d ago12:26

12:26

Industry superannuation giants AustralianSuper and HESTA have announced that they'll step up their investment in affordable housing.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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A Foreign Affair: July 2024 22:34

1M ago22:34

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Our regular panel on foreign affairs tackles US politics, Benjamin Netanyahu’s controversial US visit and the China-Philippines maritime deal. Guests: Hervé Lemahieu, director of research, Lowy Institute Gorana Grcić, senior researcher, Centre for Security Studies ETH ZurichBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Episode 118 | Sleep Apnea: Empowering Dentists To Identify The Risks 31:57

1M ago31:57

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In this week's Dental Handoff, Dr. Kelly Tanner makes the dental handoff to Dr. Dave McCarty, who joins the show to dive into the often-overlooked - but critically important - subject of sleep apnea. What can dental offices to do empower themselves to help identify the risks in their patients? Tune into this important conversation to find out! Dr. …

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Swimming in the Seine, QR codes and security: Paris Olympics 11:42

1M ago11:42

11:42

For the first time in 100 years, the River Seine is now safe to swim in and high security measurements are in place across the city.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Israel believes Hamas second-in-command may be dead 12:03

1M ago12:03

12:03

A massive air strike on a compound near Khan Younis is believed to have killed Hamas's second-in-command. Could this alter the course of ongoing ceasefire talks?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Australia's hydrogen future 12:02

1M ago12:02

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Australia’s hopes of becoming one of the world’s first green hydrogen superpowers was dealt a blow this week when Andrew Forrest announced that his company Fortescue was abandoning a target of producing 15 million tonnes of green hydrogen by 2030.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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How disinformation is sabotaging America 17:51

1M ago17:51

17:51

Why America is particularly vulnerable to disinformation from the political fringe and from enemies seeking to destabilise society.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Michael Fullilove's advice to US allies ahead of a potential Trump return 14:41

1M ago14:41

14:41

The Director of the Lowy Institute for International Policy on what US allies should do if a new leader of the free world doesn't care about the free world, or want to lead it.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Deborah Hanlon - dating & relationships, red flags, reading profile photos & more! 25:41

1M ago25:41

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In this episode Deborah Hanlon and Lorraine Toth discuss all things dating and energy! How to "read" a profile photo on a dating app, how to know when the energy is off, how to manifest, tips to attract your perfect partner, red flags, what vibes are you putting out, speed of relationships and more! Are you on the same page as your partner? What be…

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Episode 117 | Starting Out As A New Dental Hygienist with Faith Ballard 31:37

1M ago31:37

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In this week's Dental Handoff, Dr. Kelly Tanner makes the dental handoff to a brand new dental hygienist just starting out, Faith Ballard! Faith is jumping into the dental industry with both feet and is passionate about listening, watching, and learning everything she can along the way! Her attitude shines through in this discussion wherein she and…

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The Pick - NAIDOC special edition, July 2024 13:05

2M ago13:05

13:05

A special NAIDOC edition of the Pick - recommendations of what to read, watch and listen to.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Can Xi get China's economy moving again? 10:55

2M ago10:55

10:55

The Chinese Communist Party will unveil its economic agenda for the next five years at a summit called the Third Plenary Session to be held next week.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Will the future be harder for Gen Z and Millennials? 9:40

2M ago9:40

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While Australia might be the ‘land of the fair go’ for many, the future may not be so fair for the generations yet to come.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Afghan women cricketers push for refugee team in Australia 9:42

2M ago9:42

9:42

Former members of the Afghan women's cricket team have again petitioned the sport's international governing body asking for support in forming a refugee team based in Australia.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Ukraine's battlefield injuries reminiscent of WWII 16:10

2M ago16:10

16:10

As Ukraine's counter-offensive grinds on the numbers of Ukrainians suffering life changing injuries and amputations caused by Russian attacks is soaring.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Biden presses ahead with campaign, but defections continue 12:38

2M ago12:38

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President Joe Biden needed a strong performance at press conference after the NATO summit. Instead he delivered a mixed performance with a number of gaffes and a defiant message: I'm not going anywhere.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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