Podcast appearances and mentions of mary bourke

Send us a textWe welcome Mary Bourke, a chiropractor and CEO of Myo Munchee! The Myo Munchee is a tool that is shaped like a mouthguard, with a handle attached, the mouthpiece is soft, but durable, with lots of silicone prongs, which massage the teeth and gums.Chewing enhances the strength of jaw and mouth muscles to assist in optimal oral health and function. Just like any part of the body, the jaw and facial muscles need the right kind of exercise & movement to stay healthy!With just 10 minutes of daily chewing exercise, children and adults can improve the tone and function of muscles of the lips, face and jaws. The Munchee also encourages lip closure, correct resting tongue placement, improved swallow patterning and promotes nasal breathing.

Listen to episode 128 of the ACA Podcast: Myo Munchee – Revolutionising Myofunctional Therapy with Dr Mary Bourke.

Utah Avalanche Center forecast, Park City School District prioritizes student safety with gun detection software, US Ski & Snowboard CEO Sophie Goldschmidt with a season recap, Kimball Art Center board members Mary Bourke and Heather Peteroy along with Executive Director Aldy Milliken have details on the opening of the new exhibit and the upcoming Art Soiree and Park City Chamber Bureau CEO Jennifer Wesselhoff has a monthly update.

Following devastating floods in parts of Ireland this month, we're joined by Dr Mary Bourke, a flood risk management expert and assistant professor of Geography at Trinity College Dublin. She delves into the reasons why flooding - just like strong winds or extreme temperatures - can never be fully stopped, but outlines the solutions Ireland could consider in order to mitigate against the worst impacts on people's homes and livelihoods. The Explainer is brought to you by The Journal. Providing open access to valuable journalism in Ireland has been the aim of The Journal for a decade. You can contribute to ensure we can keep questioning, investigating, debunking, explaining and informing at www.thejournal.ie/contribute/

BROADFORD SPECIAL -Live from the Country store in Broadford Mary talks about the work being carried out at Kilbane Church and some refurbishment works that have taken place to bring the church into use as a community space.    Interview originally broadcast live as part of Saturday Chronicle with John S Kelly and Jim collins  from the Country Store Broadford on Saturday 4th December 2021. Saturday Chronicle is Sponsored by JAMES M NASH AND DERG KITCHEN DESIGN http://dergkitchendesign.ie 

Mary Bourke is a Newcastle (NSW, Australia) based chiropractor with qualifications in pediatric chiropractic care. Her wealth of experience and passion for health and wellness improvement in young children starts right from the very early months when the reflexes present in the newborn transfer to those that assist their progressive global development.In this episode, Mary explains the nature of the primitive reflexes, how they integrate during infant development and the importance of allowing the infant to meet and progress through these developmental ‘milestones' for optimal childhood development.We explore how the opportunities are often lost in these modern times, and the child is denied the opportunity for the reflexes to integrate correctly. Mary then explains that when parents are aware, how their play-based assist can override the delays.  When primary reflexes are retained, the outcome can be reflected in the older child or adult, often presenting as unusual habits or tendencies. It is not uncommon that these need to be addressed through a collaboration of allied health therapies.Mary and I also discuss how as adults, we adapt to retained reflexes often without recognising what they are- you might recognise some in yourself!Contact Mary Bourke through the Vitality Junction Chiropractic clinic:Clinic@vitalityj.com.au612-249 691965

The KBC Consumer Sentiment Survey is a monthly survey of a nationally representative sample of 1,000 adults. It's been a long running piece of research providing a valuable insight into what Irish consumers are thinking and its tracked sentiment over many years including during the financial crisis, up to and throughout Covid. Austin Hughes Chief Economist at KBC Bank Ireland, joined John to discuss the latest results from the survey.Michael Moriarty, Author, and former president of County Carlow Chamber spoke with John about his latest book “How to Bring Your Best Self to Work – strategies for career success.” Form Carlow is a group of designers, makers and craftspeople based in Carlow with the aim of raising the profile of their work and promoting Carlow as a destination for high quality design and craft. Mary Bourke of DeBurca Design and Nicola Brown of Nicola Brown Fine Art Textiles joined John to chat about Form Carlow and their pop-up shop which is opening on 2nd December 2021 in The Fairgreen Shopping Centre, Carlow.Martin Donnelly, Product Sales and Distribution Manager at Fáilte Ireland chatted to John about the Leisure and UltraLuxe Tourism Market in Ireland, it's value to the economy and what a guest in this market would tend to spend during their stay.With thanks to O'Neill Foley, Produced by Deirdre Dromey.To contact the show, email: thebottomline@kclr96fm.com     

Happy New Year Everyone! In today's podcast, Ross and Jen interview the executive career coach Mary Bourke. Founder of Bourke coaching. She explains her process and views of how she can help career transitioners or people who want to step up their career into leadership. You can contact her on her website at https://bourkecoaching.com/ Donate: paypal.me/wuzupUX Website: whatsupux.com Follow us on Twitter @WhatsupUx Email: wuzupux@gmail.comSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/wuzupUX)

Economist Jim Power joined John to discuss the economic outlook of the country at present, the implications of Brexit and what we can expect for the year ahead.This week the results of a global survey of Business and HR Leaders conducted by Irish firm Harmonics and OI global Partners was released. "The Future of Work 2020" survey highlights the positives, negatives and challenges that the pandemic and digital transformation are bringing to the world of work. John FitzGerald Founder and Managing Director of Harmonics joined John to discuss the survey in more detail.Mary Bourke of DeBurca Design spoke with John about her journey to becoming a goldsmith and jewellery designer. Mary discussed the challenges to her business brought about by Covid and the need to move her business online.With the Governments announcements on the plans for reopening, Pat Crotty Chair of Kilkenny City Centre Task Force joined John to discuss local business CF Pharma's initiative  to support businesses to reopen safely as well as what lies ahead for business and society in the lead up to Christmas.With thanks to O'Neill Foley, Produced by Deirdre Dromey.To contact the show, email thebottomline@kclr96fm.com

The insight of a general dentist with a mind that never stopped learning (and discovering) is now playing a significant role in helping a wide range of the population. When Dr Kevin Bourke, a Newcastle (Australia) based practitioner invented a chewing device in the 1960's he was ahead of his time. His insight then into the orofacial myofunctional world is playing out today into the lives of young and old and in this episode, I chat with his daughter and CEO of Myo Munchee Australia Dr Mary Bourke. We look at the history of the ‘munchee', the realms in which it is now being used and the effectiveness across a broad spectrum of care applications.  An experienced and passionate chiropractor herself,  Mary brings explains the role the chewing plays in physical and cognitive development and together we address some of the issues we see that are hampering a variety of the natural development and ongoing wellness in society today, and how the MyoMunchee is playing a beneficial role in regaining some lost ground for our clients.  

Join Mary and me on the podcast this week as we discuss the Myo Munchee. Dr. Bourke is sharing the backstory of The Myo Munchee Company, how it works, and some of the uses of this pre-orthodontic appliance that stretch a lot further than just oral hygiene and jaw development. Get full show notes and more information here: https://mindbodymouth.com.au/22

In this episode, Brittny discusses with Dr. Mary Bourke, the many benefits of the myomunchee. Dr. Burke is a chiropractor with a special interest area in pediatric growth and development. She is the daughter of dentist, Kevin Bourke, pioneer of Myo Munchee. One of her key professional goals with both chiropractic care and as CEO of Myo Australia, manufacturers of the Myo Munchee, is to spread the word about the benefits of chewing and the denaturing effects of long term pacifier use.https://myomunchee.com/Article by March 7, 2016by Licia Coceani Paskay, MS, CCC-SLPhttps://www.oralhealthgroup.com/features/1003919890/

We've got a guest on today's ep, comedian Mary Bourke! In Season 2, Episode 8, Roseanne attempted a musical dreamscape bottleneck episode. Worst episode ever? You be the judge, Cornballs. We all agree, it missed the mark a bit. Also, you can almost hear the tension as the three of us barrelled through with only one working microphone, so the sound quality on this one isn't great! Apologies, but hey! It does fit in with how awful this Roseanne episode is.    Bob Fosse/Michael Jackson dance moves https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-qUMzMVzdw    Follow us: Subscribe and Review on iTunes! Our website! CreamedCornPod on Facebook! CreamedCornPod on Twitter! CreamedCornPod on Instagram! Krystal's Twitter! Krystal Evans Comedy! Paul's Twitter! Paul McDaniel Comedy!  Mary Bourke's Twitter!

Episode 21: David Mills is joined by Sarah Callaghan and Mary Bourke for Focus People! A look back at the week and a look ahead to a more dynamite future.   Recorded weekly at the Bill Murray Pub in Islington, London.   Contact the show via email: FocusPeoplePodcast@gmail.com   Contact the show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/FocusPeoplePod     Focus People Theme by Danny Calvi   Twitter Accounts: https://twitter.com/DavidMillsDept https://twitter.com/sarahecallaghan https://twitter.com/marybourkecomic Recorded and Edited by Matthew Sanders

It's one of those episodes where a comedian tries to get me in trouble! This time Mary Bourke has asked for my opinion on Ricky Gervais, a comedian vastly more successful than I'll ever be who I'd love to employ me. Rob Mulholland Has An Opinion is the hilarious comedy podcast where stand up comedian Rob Mulholland has funny opinions about things.If you'd like to suggest a topic for me to have an opinion on then please contact me via twitter (@robmulholland) or email info@robcomedy.co.uk. For tour news and tickets join the mailing list at robcomedy.co.uk/mailinglist. New standup videos posted every Sunday at www.youtube.com/robmulhollandcomedy. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/popcomrob)

Episode 11: David Mills is joined by Mary Bourke and Trev Tokabi for Focus People! A look back at the week and a look ahead to a more dynamite future.   Recorded weekly at the Bill Murray Pub in Islington, London.   Contact the show via email: FocusPeoplePodcast@gmail.com   Contact the show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/FocusPeoplePod   Focus People Theme by Danny Calvi   Twitter Accounts: https://twitter.com/DavidMillsDept https://twitter.com/marybourkecomic https://twitter.com/Trev_Tokabi Recorded and Edited by Matthew Sanders

Mary Bourke dropped by and I told her how useful with the technique of writing for new people starting out comedy. We talked about high and low status in comedy. We talked about magicians, cabaret and storytellers. We talked about fucking up on stage, sit-com and sense of humour with your family. Mary also briefly explained what the Good Friday agreement is. Not Again Podcast Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/notagainpodcast/ Not Again Podcast website: https://www.notagainpodcast.com Not Again Podcast iTunes Page: https://itunes.apple.com/sg/podcast/not-again-podcast/id1243363815?mt=2 Not Again Podcast Spotify page: https://open.spotify.com/show/2BqPbSFxoZn59pT8XM7Lbo?si=phHDtLakT8aelgPIIL8wsg Not Again Podcast Stitcher Page: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/not-again-podcast Not Again Podcast Patreon Page: https://www.patreon.com/notagainpodcast

Chewing is important for strengthening the lips and facial muscles thereby facilitating better breathing patterns.  Chewing also helps keeping teeth […] The post FF 07: The importance of chewing with Mary Bourke appeared first on Family Chiropractic Charlestown.

Welcome to the August edition of #heardonhiive! In celebration of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival - the largest arts festival in the world - we set out to try and understand the art of being funny with an episode dedicated to all things comedic! Tune in to hear a preview from the indomitable comedic act 'Funny For A Grrrl', learn all about the London Loco Comedy Film Festival and their new screenwriting competition, and hear tips from Northern Irish stand-up comedian Shane Todd about how to find your feet in a funny world. Featuring: Jayde Adams - http://www.jaydeadams.co.uk/ Mary Bourke - https://twitter.com/marybourkecomic Sindhu Vee - http://sindhuvee.com/#Home Jonathan Wakeham - http://locofilmfestival.com/ Shane Todd - https://www.facebook.com/shanetoddcomedy Produced by Charlie Duffield

We went backstage at the Balham Comedy Festival in London to chat to the extremely funny stand up and novelist Mary Bourke. She reveals her thoughts on the rape jokes, the power of a dress and heels and dispels a few myths on heckling. She also explains how you never want to upset an audience in Glasgow. Find out more about our work supporting free speech and comedy at www.amnesty.org.uk

Actress Tamsin Greig; Stephen Fry on Verdi and Wagner; Edna O'Brien, Colm Toibin, Michael Longley and Hermione Lee pay tribute to Seamus Heaney; reggae group UB40; comedians Nadia Kamil and Mary Bourke on how to make feminism funny.

With Kirsty Lang. Skinny jeans, phone calls and cameramen recording intimate footage all appear in a mediaeval setting, in a new National Theatre production of Christopher Marlowe's Edward II. Making his debut at the National Theatre, director Joe Hill-Gibbins adds a modern twist to this erotic and brutal play, which stars John Heffernan in the title role. Jerry Brotton reviews. Alan Cumming stars in the film Any Day Now, set in the late 70s and based on a true story about a gay couple who become guardians of an abandoned young boy with Down's Syndrome. Everyone's delighted with the progress the child makes under their care - until the fact that they're gay becomes public knowledge. Alan Cumming discusses institutional homophobia both in the story and today, working on the US TV hit series The Good Wife - and cabaret-singing with Liza Minnelli. The exhibition Victoriana: The Art Of Revival features new art inspired by the Victorian era, with pieces from 28 artists including Grayson Perry, Paula Rego, and Jake and Dinos Chapman, and work ranging from ceramics to photography to taxidermy. Rachel Cooke reflects on what 21st century artists take from the 19th century. As the dust settles on this year's Edinburgh Fringe, one of the biggest stories to emerge from the festival was the rise of feminist comedy, culminating when Bridget Christie won the Fosters Comedy Award for her stand-up show, A Bic For Her. Nadia Kamil and Mary Bourke, who both brought feminist shows to Edinburgh this year, discuss how they went about making feminism funny. Producer Rebecca Nicholson.

In episode five Josh Widdicombe makes a mess, Mark Thomas reveals to Christian O'Connell which political party he'd least like to make a donation to and Jason Byrne tells us about being upstaged by Chris Hoy. Plus we've got brilliant stand up from Muffragette Mary Bourke on the best time of day to log on to MumsNet and Benny Boot on when you are at your most vulnerable to monster attacks and The Noise Next Door play us out with a special song for a member of the audience. Entertaining and educational. The very definition of Edutainment! If you have enjoyed this podcast please chip in a few quid to help support our work. Make a donation at amnesty.org.uk/chipin

2012 #5: Burns Baby Burns - Simon Munnery and Mary Bourke. After three days in a row of different audio failures one begins to suspect that the podcast is cursed. Today the desk finally recorded the show without a hitch, but that's not much use when the main guest hasn't shown up. ITV2's Brendon Burns was nowhere to be seen and couldn't be contacted and so the call went out for a replacement comic who didn't arrive until ten minutes into the show. Luckily for us all we had true comedy legend and Great British eccentric Simon Munnery as a super-sub to tell us all about his dining experience with no food, Cluub Z and the time he had a quarter of a million pounds to spend on hats. Margaret is back in the audience trawling for young men before returning to Durham and we get to find out which Dr Who monster she'd most like to have sex with. Richard lets us know why he loves Barry Cryer more than his own dad and explains his arch rivalry with the penguin and is no way treading water until a guest arrives. Mary Bourke has bothered to turn up and impresses with her stand-up. Burns later revealed he was asleep and will now be a guest on 14th instead- why do I have a feeling this might become like the boy who cried wolf?