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Welcome to the Tea Room Podcast with your lovely hosts Pom Tea & Earl Grey. Tune in as we give you a sweet dose of comic relief, by spilling the tea on our relationship woes, cultural topics & the different encounters we have as native New Yorkers. Follow us on Twitter, like us on Facebook and follow us on Instagram! Keep Sippin!
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From the journalists at The Medical Republic, here's what's happening in health and medicine. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Superseding 'EPIC MW', a long standing Podcast created by The Turning Tides Project. Room to Spill The Tea by The Turning Tides Project is a short Podcast, focusing on topics chosen by YOU across our Social Media streams. Be engaged, inspired, amused and involved in our Podcast as we try and navigate the topics our Audience have chosen.
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Pom Tea and Earl Grey are joined by a familiar voice and special guest as they share their experiences growing up in the burbs and being raised in the city. We spill all the tea on how living in the city shaped us as adults, the perception of people's behavior coming from the suburbs, the transition of moving from a rural area to an urban one and w…
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The dynamic duo finally made it to episode 80 and Pom Tea & Earl Grey spill all the tea about their journey of podcasting. They dive into what they believe make a compelling podcast, the oversaturated content that is currently across all mics & the challenges they had when they began podcasting. They also share the recent drama and break-ups betwee…
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On this episode, Pom Tea and Earl Grey take a trip down 90's memory lane and spill the tea on habits from their parents that they want to unlearn.They share memorable habits that dominated their households as a child and also share patterns that they adopted and then began to question throughout their adolescenthood. They were able to take a step b…
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The Tearoom duo tackles another episode spilling the tea on the current life stage that they are experiencing, how they are navigating this season in their life and what it's teaching them the most. They begin with how their current life stage has affected their perspective on their careers, their views on motherhood, if their requirements in a rel…
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On this episode, Pom Tea & Earl Grey are joined by Coach Keem, a NYC bred fitness trainer who specializes in strength training. He spills the tea on his training style with different clients, the techniques he has learned to transform his body and also offers tips for the cardio queens and beginner gym-goers who want to start working out. We dive i…
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In this episode, the dynamic duo spills all the tea on friendship compatibility, what they require from a friend at this stage in their life and the qualities that determine when a friendship can maintain its compatibility. Earl Grey shares her own experience of a friendship that has run its course and Pom Tea shares how her compatibility with her …
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On this episode, the TeaRoom duo spilled the tea about how Gen Z and millenials cope with different aspects of our lives. We shared whether Gen Z should be viewed as lazy or resourceful and the differences between how our generation has adapted to technology & the rise of social media influencers. We dived into whether taking the easy route has bec…
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As the year is coming to a close, Pom Tea and Earl Grey spill the tea on their recap of 2023. They explore the highs and lows of the year, their biggest achievements, what they learned the most about themselves & what they do not want to transfer into 2024. Pom Tea reflects on the goals she had for the top of the year and how some of them came into…
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For this episode, Pom Tea & Earl Grey spill the tea on first date locations & how the Cheesecake Factory has recently become such a controversial place. We shared our thoughts on chain restaurants being an option for first dates and dove into how dating has changed since we were younger. Is it a dealbreaker if someone clutches their chest as they a…
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In this Hallowe'en episode we discuss the media's portayal of villians in stories and how they are often portayed as 'disabled' or 'disfigured'. Does outward appearance effect what you are like inside? Does a 'healthy body' equate to a 'healthy mind'? Our discussion was based on reading this article from the Guardian: The disabled villain: why sens…
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Pom Tea & Earl Grey take on the fight against A.I. powered tools and spill the tea on how A.I. technology has been impactful but also problematic for society. They share their thoughts on the rise of A.I., how they use it in their personal lives, and how it has affected their work in their careers. Pom Tea touches on how technology as a whole has m…
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In this episode, Pom Tea & Earl Grey team up to confront the walking red flags that are amongst us in every facet of our lives. We spill the tea on red flags within ourselves, friendships, in our careers and also in our relationships. Pom Tea dives into how she creates her own form of therapy and Earl Grey examines the patterns that she needs to im…
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As the summer is dwindling down, Pom Tea and Earl Grey kick off this episode by spilling the tea on the effects of Jussie Smollett's antics and how it was passed down to Carlee Russell. We share our thoughts on Usher's show vs. public relationships, coping mechanisms and reveal whether or not someone is truly too busy to text when dating. If you wa…
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Carrying on from the last few episodes, we discuss more about our current Heritage project, we discuss the timeline that we have making about the history of the Turning Tides Project. This will lead to the documentary that will come out next year. Around the World in 80 Waves referenced in the episode: Around The World In 80 Waves Series1 Ep2 by Th…
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The Tearoom duo is back as we discuss the effects of the pandemic in the current spaces in our lives. Pom Tea & Earl Grey dive into some PTSD that they have developed post-COVID, the anxiety that they have formed from being around large groups of people and also the fear a simple sneeze or cough has caused them. They also shared how being in quaran…
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There’s been a swell of advocacy lately around breast density, which increases cancer risk while reducing the sensitivity of mammograms. The FDA in the US has recently mandated that women be notified by mammogram providers if they have dense breasts, giving them the opportunity to arrange supplemental testing. But BreastScreen Australia’s 2020 posi…
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Hello and welcome to the 2nd episode of our podcast. Today we are talking about Owen's Law. A proposal to change the law to protect people with allergies when eating in restaurants. We discuss: Owen's Law and how it came about. What an allergy is and what the symptoms are. Anaphylactic shock and how to recognise it. Food labelling and what can make…
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South Australia’s long covid clinic loves GPs and keeps them close. Dr Angela Molga is a clinical pharmacologist and geriatrician at the long covid clinic at Royal Adelaide Hospital. “We engage the GPs very early on, from the moment we receive the referrals. The patients are kept updated on the length of the waitlist and we also send them out resou…
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What do you get when you cross advice from a health economist with that from a leading physiotherapist? Increased revenue and a better patient experience, say our guests on today’s episode of The Tea Room. Scott Willis is president of the Australian Physiotherapists Association and a proud Palawa man. He says better results come from general practi…
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Hello and welcome to the very first episode of our new podcast, Room To Spill The Tea. We are talking about voting ahead of the forthcoming local elections on 4th May. We talk about: Different methods of voting Our personal experiences of voting Why or why we don't vote If we think voting makes a difference What would encourage us to vote…
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The TeaRoom kicks off this episode by sharing what they appreciate now more than ever about being in their 30s. Pom Tea and Earl Grey revisited their perspectives on how they navigated through past friendships, comparied to now. They touched on their never ending woes of dating and how their standards have changed and also what they have learned th…
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Professor Rob Moodie describes himself as “an eternal optimist”. He needs to be. A long and distinguished career in public health has seen Professor Moodie tackle the “big four” industries – alcohol, tobacco, junk food, and fossil fuel – and these days he’s added a fifth to the list, gambling. Those industries and corporate multinationals make up a…
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Medical school equips doctors to do many things. Managing LGBTQI+ patients probably isn’t one of them. Dr Asiel Adan Sanchez is a GP and clinical tutor at the university of Melbourne. He knows first-hand how clinical environments can be off putting for people who are queer, trans and gender diverse. He’s also created a solution for that called Wave…
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Pom Tea & Earl Grey are joined by a special guest, Ginger Tea, to help them spill the tea on reconstructive surgery (No BBL's here!) Ginger Tea shares her personal experience getting a breast reduction—from the desire to get the surgery, to the research, the post-op care, the results, and even how she feels today years after the procedure. They als…
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Struggling to hang on to doctor staff? This episode offers more than a few gems of wisdom from the most unlikely location. Today, The Tea Room travels to Crystal Brook, a rural town 200 kilometres north of Adelaide. There we meet Dr Richard McKinnon co- owner of Crystal Brook Medical Practice – a small-town clinic that is anything but small. After …
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When Professor John Skerritt first joined the Department of Health he was tasked with setting up a joint regulatory framework between Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand. “But then the government changed, and it was no, no, we don’t want to do that,” he told TMR in an exclusive podcast. Instead, Professor Skerritt set about making the biggest regula…
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Treatment options are expanding rapidly for high cholesterol patients, says today's guest on The Tea Room. Professor Steve Nicholls, director of the new Victorian Heart Hospital, shares the latest in clinical trials and reveals a possible heart disease vaccine. “There's an approach now, in clinical trials, that uses fairly old-fashioned vaccine tec…
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Pom Tea and Earl Grey kick off this episode by spilling the tea on a variety of popular videos that have gone viral within the last couple of months. They share their thoughts on a viral video of a man who has 7 baby mothers, 7 children and has no interest whatsoever of fathering any of those kids. Pom Tea dives into whether or not nurses in health…
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It’s only March and politics already has a full dance card for GPs to foxtrot around. Luckily for The Tea Room, political reporter Holly Payne steps in today to lead us through the top stories of the year so far. First up, Holly spills the tea on her investigations into Ozempic and the marketing antics of manufacturer Novo Nordisk. Holly says the b…
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Professor Louise Baur wants obesity taken out of the health portfolio and put in the laps of PM Anthony Albanese and his Cabinet colleagues. “Sometimes I think the best approach would be to take [obesity] out of the responsibility of the Minister of Health and put it squarely in the Prime Minister and Cabinet, because the solutions don't lie, in ge…
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It’s widespread and often misdiagnosed, but fetal alcohol spectrum disorder has finally been included in the MBS. This is a good thing, according to our guest Nirosha Boaden, a senior mental health specialist who is doing her PhD on FASD. International prevalence studies indicate that up to one in 20 children in Western countries could have FASD bu…
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