We are joined by one of our favorite special guests (really our very favorite, but shhhh! don’t tell the others) Gail Whitelaw for an in-depth discussion about adhering to standards in audiology education. Are we letting our students down? Plus, some exciting epidemiological research and our professional organizations miss the boat (again).

Episode 101 – AudiologyTalk Gets Schooled

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John and Jenne discuss new research in auditory preferences, how sound affects learning and development in children and more audiology news.

Episode 146 - News

John and Jenne discuss granting credentials without earning them and whether this is harmful to the profession.

Episode 145 - Earn Your Keep

John and Jenne discuss the latest news in OR noise, a real life example of why we have to practice to standards, a new discovery for a cochlear protein and AAA statements.

Episode 144 - More Bling for Your Buck [News]

John and Jenne are joined by esteemed guest Kirsten Coverstone with the Minnesota Department of Health to talk about universal screening for congenital cytomegalovirus, a common cause of congenital hearing loss and vestibular disorders.

Episode 143 - CCMV

John and Jenne tackle a news episode with discovery on autism, equal opportunity for those with hearing loss, cold ORs and more.

Episode 101 – AudiologyTalk Gets Schooled

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