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Telephone communication has changed immensely since its introduction in the 19th century. On this episode, our hosts Alle and Betsy explain how the technology has evolved, including solutions for people who have hearing loss. They also share so
Did you know that approximately 15% of children ages 6 through 19 have some degree of hearing loss? Today our hosts Alle and Audra, moms to small children, discuss the origins of hearing loss in kids, and how to stay on top of your child's hear
Having a hearing loss can be challenging. Today, hosts Alle and Betsy share with you some eye-opening thoughts about their own hearing loss journeys - things they wish they knew before, and things they wish others knew.For more information abo
Hearing Health Advocates Jamie and Alle discuss the different types of hearing loss and how hearing loss occurs. They also discuss treatment options available for each type of hearing loss. Don't miss this very informative episode.Go to OEIU
In this episode, join your hosts, Jamie and Audra, as they discuss navigating the everyday world with hearing loss. They share some of their personal stories about challenges they've witnessed and how they found solutions to some everyday probl
Alle and Betsy are your hosts today for an episode which focuses on adjusting to your hearing loss, especially for those who are considering hearing aids, or who have recently started wearing hearing aids. Betsy shares her first-hand experience
When you are experiencing hearing loss, you may not even realize it. In this episode, join our hosts Betsy and Jamie as we discuss common symptoms of hearing loss, why it needs to be addressed, and how to accept and adapt to it once you discove
Traveling with hearing loss can be a challenge. Join our hosts Audra and Alle today as we share tips and advice for people with hearing loss on how to make your vacations and travel experiences more enjoyable.Go to OEIUS.ORG and click on CO
The passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990 played a pivotal role in guaranteeing that people with hearing loss have equal access to public communications. Join Hearing Health Advocates Jamie and Alle as they discuss the history
Did you know that there's a connection between people with hearing challenges and brain health? Join our hosts Mary Catherine and Alle as they focus on why it's so very important to maintain your brain health. They share a multitude of tips on
Host Jamie is joined today by the Director of Hearing Health Wisdom for CapTel Outreach. Pearl, who serves as the official spokespen (not a typo) for OEI, tells of her journey into the world of hearing healthcare, and how that has morphed into
Work environments are difficult for people with hearing loss. Today's hosts, Audra and Betsy, explain your rights for accommodations in the workplace and share some helpful tips for creating a productive workspace. Go to OEIUS.ORG and click on
Learn how to best prepare for both planned and emergency medical visits. Today's hosts, Alle and Jamie, share their recent experiences being hospitalized during the 2020-21 pandemic and what they wished they knew beforehand.Go to OEIUS.ORG and
Hosts Betsy and Jamie are joined by special guest Cathy Kooser from Hillcrest Hearing and Balance Center in Ohio. We'll explore Tinnitus, which is a perception of noise or ringing in the ears. Learn all about this common hearing issue; what it
For students with hearing loss, remote learning can be especially difficult. Today our hosts, Alle and Mary Catherine, are joined by two parents of deaf children who discuss the best way to advocate for their students' needs.
Join our hosts Audra, Betsy and Jamie for a holiday-themed episode. Aside from talking about all their favorite holiday traditions and telling some funny stories, they'll also provide tips for a less stressful holiday season.
Did you know that many veterans experience hearing challenges due to service related injuries? This episode our co-hosts Alle and Cheryl are joined by a Veteran Service Officer who advocates for veterans with hearing loss. They discuss causes,
Alle is joined by her work colleagues, Kassey, Lynda and Betsy, who share their personal journeys dealing with hearing loss. They discuss their different experiences, how hearing loss affects their relationships with others, and which solutions
Betsy and Alle discuss how important it is to advocate for yourself when you have hearing loss, as well as the emotions that go along with dealing with your hearing loss. They share their personal journeys as individuals with hearing challenge
Today join Audra and Mary Catherine as they discuss the somewhat sticky situation of having to tell someone you love they may need to get hearing aids, and why it's so important that people with hearing loss address their issues. Go to OEIUS
This week we will be discussing how to stay connected and avoid isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic. We will share resources and solutions that will keep us lively and engaged even when we have to quarantine from others. Alle and Betsy shar
Welcome to the inaugural episode of “Have you Heard? A Listening Project." On this podcast we’re going to share tips, stories and practical advice to help people with hearing loss stay connected. Today we will introduce you to our four co-hos
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