294 - How Hearing Loss Inspired a Life of Art and Advocacy
What happens when hearing loss shapes an artist’s path? Priscila Soares—a Brazilian-American artist, illustrator, and mother—draws on her experience with single-sided deafness and raising a child with...
30 Jul 202522min
293 - Bringing the Patient Voice Into Audiology Education
What happens when audiology students learn directly from people living with hearing loss?In this episode, Shari Eberts talks with Dr. Kathleen Cienkowski, audiologist and professor at the University o...
28 Jul 202525min
292 - How GN and Han Kjøbenhavn Used Fashion to Challenge Hearing Aid Stigma
What happens when a global hearing aid manufacturer and a fashion house join forces to challenge stigma?In this episode, host Andrew Bellavia speaks with Marie Schleimann Nordlund, Director of Communi...
16 Jul 202525min
291 - Making Guided Meditation More Accessible for People with Hearing Loss
For many with hearing loss, traditional meditation practices fall short—one woman is working to change that. Janaki Zaremba is a lifelong meditator who also lives with hearing loss, she’s developing a...
14 Jul 202521min
290 - Giants of Audiology: Interview with Tena McNamara, AuD
Dr. Tena McNamara’s audiology journey has spanned clinical practice, academic leadership, advocacy, and national service. With more than four decades of experience and dual certification in audiology ...
10 Jul 202555min
289 - Exploring Phonak’s Approach to Real-World Hearing Aid Testing
Hearing care professionals often face challenges when trying to evaluate and compare performance claims across hearing aid brands. Andrew Bellavia speaks with Michael Preuss, Audiology Manager at Sono...
7 Jul 202523min
287 - Comparing Hearing Aid Performance in Real-World Settings: The Role of Advanced Processing
How well do hearing aids handle noisy, real-world environments? Dr. Bob Traynor sits down with Drs. Sheena Oliver and Eric Branda of WS Audiology to discuss a recent independent study conducted by Hör...
18 Jun 202520min
