John and Dean discuss weak government incentives and disincentives in the audiology world and how our profession might be better if we had stronger deterrents to unwanted behavior.

John, Dean and Jenne discuss the latest news in and out of audiology, with a proud announcement of the adult hearing aid fitting standard being published in Seminars in Hearing.

John and Dean share the latest news in audiology and discuss the loss of a highly respected colleague in audiology.

John and Dean discuss recent news in hearing loss litigation, neuroimaging, and genetics, then wish they understood any of it.

Episode 125....er, we mean 126 is our first ever "True Crime" episode. Let us know what you think!

We discuss the new guidelines on tubes from AAO-HNS and developmental milestones fro AAP, as well as WHO guidelines for public venues and the new APSO proposed standard for pediatric hearing aid fitting.

In this episode, we discuss the recent publication of an international consensus definition for misophonia. Jenne throws her Mom under the bus.

AudiologyTalk returns with a new format, new content, and new schedule, but with the same old hosts doing the same old schtick. Well, you can't have everything.

John and Jenne have even more trouble staying on topic than usual, as they talk about COVID deniers, new research into vestibular function and ototoxicity and a possible line of research into a prophylactic for noise exposure.

We are joined by former co-host turned special guest Mindy Brudereck as we discuss intriguing news in audiology and explore what leadership looks like in the profession – and whether we have any.