In this episode, we chat with Meg Doherty, a standout performer currently bringing the magic of Wicked to Broadway. Meg opens up about her personal journey—both on and off the stage—and how she navigates life as a professional in the theater world. She also shares exciting details about her experience singing in the highly anticipated Wicked movie adaptation, offering a unique perspective on transitioning from the stage to the big screen. Whether you're a Wicked fan, a Broadway buff, or simply curious about the person behind the performer, this episode is a must-listen!'

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We feel “wicked” privileged to have had the opportunity to speak with professional sound mixer and Academy Award Winner Simon Hayes. Simon’s notable film work includes working on Les Mis, James Bond and Aladdin, though most recently he has been receiving high acclaim for his role in the movie adaptation of Wicked. The release of Wicked has taken the world by storm as viewers around the world listen on repeat to the vocals of Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande, Jonathan Bailey and more; but the fact that shocked everyone was that the music in the movie utilized live singing. Learn from Simon how his team was able to accomplish this and how his contribution and collective collaboration with the rest of the Wicked production team helped to make this movie one of the best musical adaptations to date.

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We feel “wicked” privileged to have had the opportunity to speak with professional sound mixer and Academy Award Winner Simon Hayes. Simon’s notable film work includes working on Les Mis, James Bond and Aladdin, though most recently he has been receiving high acclaim for his role in the movie adaptation of Wicked. The release of Wicked has taken the world by storm as viewers around the world listen on repeat to the vocals of Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande, Jonathan Bailey and more; but the fact that shocked everyone was that the music in the movie utilized live singing. Learn from Simon how his team was able to accomplish this and how his contribution and collective collaboration with the rest of the Wicked production team helped to make this movie one of the best musical adaptations to date. Follow Simon at www.instagram.com/simonhayessound check out his website at www.simonhayes.com

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In this preview from our full 2 part podcast, listen to the Audiologists discuss the new Apple Hearing Aid feature in AirPods Pro 2. This is only. a part of our air pods discussion, and the full episodes will be out in the coming weeks!

Today we are speaking with Jacquelyn Briggs, a Teacher of the Deaf and music educator. Jacquelyn was a seventeen-year-old who was preparing to pursue music professionally when a car crash left her profoundly deaf in her right ear. As Jacquelyn accustomed to handling her "new normal", changes to FDA guidelines over time allowed for her hearing options to expand. Jacquelyn now wears a cochlear implant and has re-trained her brain to hear and appreciate music once again. In turn, Jacquelyn has worked with other cochlear implant recipients to adapt to their new sound, especially the sounds that take time to sound good! Jacqulyn's story teaches us that the future you plan might take an abrupt turn, but can still be fulfilling and rewarding.

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On this episode we will be speaking with mother and hearing loss advocate Maureen Evans. Maureen’s daughter Abby had progressive hearing loss and was profoundly deaf by the age of three. Today, Abby is four years old, has bilateral cochlear implants and attends a deaf/hard of hearing program at school.We will hear from Maureen about how motherly instincts told something was not right with Abby’s hearing, the grieving process of accepting that her daughter will never hear acoustically again once she gets cochlear implants, and how with the support of family and her school, Abby has learned to thrive with her new normal of hearing through use of her cochlear implants as well as communicating through ASL.

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We chat with teacher of the deaf, Lindsay Dain about her mission in writing her children's book, Im Getting a Cochlear Implant. Learn about her mission to make the ear, hearing, and hearing loss understandable and accessible to those of all ages. She can be found on instagram @hislittlelightofmine

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Parents experience a variety of emotions when it comes to their child's diagnosis of hearing loss. Pediatric Audiologist Dr. Michelle Hu is well versed in guiding parents through the diagnosis and management of their child's hearing loss journey. Profoundly deaf and a cochlear implant wearer herself, Dr. Hu can relate to the patient and parent experience of navigating life as an individual with hearing loss and can help prepare parents about what to expect, what questions to ask and what medical professionals to speak with. Today we speak with Dr. Hu about how she guides pediatric appointments from beginning to end when it comes to delivering life-altering news. You can find her online at www.mamahuhears.com and on instagram at mama.hu.hears

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Parents experience a variety of emotions when it comes to their child's diagnosis of hearing loss. Pediatric Audiologist Dr. Michelle Hu is well versed in guiding parents through the diagnosis and management of their child's hearing loss journey. Profoundly deaf and a cochlear implant wearer herself, Dr. Hu can relate to the patient and parent experience of navigating life as an individual with hearing loss and can help prepare parents about what to expect, what questions to ask and what medical professionals to speak with. Today we speak with Dr. Hu about how she guides pediatric appointments from beginning to end when it comes to delivering life-altering news. You can find her online at www.mamahuhears.com and on instagram at mama.hu.hears

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As audiologists, we know that head trauma can affect many bodily systems as well as mental health. Today we have the privilege to speak to physical therapist and concussion mentor Natasha Wilch about the diagnostic and rehabilitative process surrounding concussions. Whether you’re someone dealing currently managing symptoms of a concussion, trying to acclimate to the new sounds of hearing aids and cochlear implants or working through daily dizziness, Natasha’s words of wisdom on how to keep pushing through the rigorous rehabilitative process can hopefully make it just a little easier!

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