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Ashley Latter

Hosts Two Reds Are Better Than One

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Who they are

Ashley Latter hosts Two Reds Are Better Than One. The feed holds 100 episodes, the newest from July 2026.

They turn up by name on 17 episodes of other people’s shows, across nine shows we index. The most recent is “S5 EP4 The Art of Ethical Sales | Ashley Latter” on Dental Success: Beyond Chairside, July 2026.

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Where you have heard them

Two Reds Are Better Than One

They host it · 100 episodes in the feed · newest Jul 2026
The show

S5 EP4 The Art of Ethical Sales | Ashley Latter

Dental Success: Beyond Chairside · Jul 2026
The episode

Episode 30: Communication

The Dentist · Mar 2026
The episode

Ashley Latter - Discussing Fees (part 2) E154

DENTOLOGY - The Business of Dentistry · Jul 2024
The episode

Ashley Latter - Discuss fees with self-confidence E131

DENTOLOGY - The Business of Dentistry · Feb 2024
The episode

Ethical Selling

Dentist Profit Playbook - Dr Harry Singh · Mar 2023
The episode

Dental Sales Training & Handling Patient Objections with Ashley Latter

Dentistry Made Simple with Dr. Tarun 'TBone' Agarwal · Mar 2021
The episode

DB Podcast 05 : Learn to Sell Ethically with Mr Ashley Latter

The Dentistry Blogger Podcast: Interviewing Dental Experts from around the Globe · Aug 2016
The episode

5 more episodes name them in full. We list the newest 12 and count the rest rather than printing a wall of links.