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In this episode of Who I Met Today, I talk with Dr. Lindsey Jorgensen, an audiologist and professor, about hearing loss, modern hearing aids, and how better hearing can improve confidence, connection, and brain health at any age.
We discuss why so many people delay hearing tests, the early signs of hearing loss that people often miss, and what actually happens during a hearing evaluation. Dr. Jorgensen explains how today’s hearing aids have evolved—becoming smaller, more comfortable, rechargeable, and Bluetooth-enabled—while offering practical guidance on cost, accessibility, and over-the-counter options.
I also share my personal experience with hearing loss and my decision to finally try hearing aids.
This episode is for anyone who has ever turned up the TV, said “pardon?” one too many times, or wondered whether it’s time to get their hearing checked.
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Pam's book, Do the Next New Thing is out and available at your local bookstores, Pam's local bookstore, or on Amazon.
By Pamela LampIn this episode of Who I Met Today, I talk with Dr. Lindsey Jorgensen, an audiologist and professor, about hearing loss, modern hearing aids, and how better hearing can improve confidence, connection, and brain health at any age.
We discuss why so many people delay hearing tests, the early signs of hearing loss that people often miss, and what actually happens during a hearing evaluation. Dr. Jorgensen explains how today’s hearing aids have evolved—becoming smaller, more comfortable, rechargeable, and Bluetooth-enabled—while offering practical guidance on cost, accessibility, and over-the-counter options.
I also share my personal experience with hearing loss and my decision to finally try hearing aids.
This episode is for anyone who has ever turned up the TV, said “pardon?” one too many times, or wondered whether it’s time to get their hearing checked.
Other episodes you may enjoy:A backup vocalist for a country music superstar
How to pack in a carry-on
A dermatologist recommends inexpensive skincare products
Have you ever had your colors done?
A great novel to kick off the new year
A neuropsychologist discusses Alzheimer's
Pam's book, Do the Next New Thing is out and available at your local bookstores, Pam's local bookstore, or on Amazon.