Hello and welcome back for another episode of the Future Ear Radio podcast! This week, I sat down with Chelsea Walters BC-HIS and Jen La Borde BC-HIS, owners of Family Hearing to discuss the story behind their practice. During our chat, the three of us discuss: - Their professional journeys, how they both ended up at Family… Continue reading 130 – Jen La Borde BC-HIS & Chelsea Walters BC-HIS – Partnering Together to Own & Operate a Private Practice Clinic
This week on the Future Ear Radio podcast, I'm joined by product designer, Nick Morgan-Jones. At age ten, Nick was diagnosed with high-frequency hearing loss and was prescribed hearing aids. Nick quickly decided that he'd rather live with his hearing loss, than be stigmatized and bullied, and it wasn't until he was 19 years-old when… Continue reading 080 – Nick Morgan-Jones – Sound Enhancing Wearables that Inspire People
This week on the Future Ear Radio podcast, I'm joined by the great Carl Robinson, CEO/Founder of Rumble Studio and Host of the Voice Tech Podcast. Carl sat down with me to share the backstory of creating Rumble Studio and the vision of what Carl and his team are trying to build. Our conversation spanned… Continue reading 079 – Carl Robinson – Rumble Studio: Creating Better Audio Production Tools
This week on The Future Ear Radio podcast, I'm joined by Brian Taylor, AuD - Director of Clinical Content Development at Signia. Today's conversation continues the discussion had on the podcast recently on episodes 74 (Kim Cavitt & Geoff Cooling), 72 (Abram Bailey and Steve Taddei), and episode 69 (Kat Penno and Andy Bellavia). The… Continue reading 075 – Brian Taylor, AuD – The Upside of Hearing Solution Optionality
This week on The Future Ear Radio podcast, I'm joined by my old friend Collin Borns, Head of Business Development at Speechly. Collin and I met a few years ago at one of the voice tech conferences, and he's one of my go-to people to bounce ideas off of as to where the voice tech… Continue reading 070 – Collin Borns – Speechly: Enabling Voice User Interfaces Everywhere
This week on the Future Ear Radio podcast, Kat Penno, AuD (Founder of Hearing Collective) and Andy Bellavia (Director of Market Development at Knowles Corp) return to pick up where things left off from episode 48. This time around, our conversation begins with Kat sharing more about The Hearing Collective, an online business that provides… Continue reading 069 – Kat Penno & Andy Bellavia – The Hearing Collective & Pushing the Boundaries of Hearing Health
This week on the Future Ear Radio podcast I'm publishing a panel discussion that I moderated in March for the Future of Hearing Health Virtual Conference, which was hosted by Hearing Health & Technology Matters. The panelists for this discussion, going clock-wise in the picture are Brent Edwards, PhD (Director of The National Acoustics Lab),… Continue reading 067 – Future of Hearing Health – Device Innovation (Panel Discussion)
This week on the Future Ear Radio podcast, I'm joined by Lena Kyman, AuD, who is a Clinical Trainer at Phonak. Lena shares her journey from audiology student to working inside a private practice to her newest venture working within Phonak as a Clinical Trainer. Throughout the conversation, Lena describes what life is like as… Continue reading 066 – Lena Kyman – Life as a Clinical Trainer
This week on the Future Ear Radio podcast, I'm joined by Giles Tongue, CEO of Chatable Apps, and Andy Bellavia, Director of Market Development at Knowles Corp. By now, every one should know Andy as this is like his 20th guest appearance, and since this is Giles second appearance on the podcast, I hope you're… Continue reading 065 – Giles Tongue & Andy Bellavia – The Quest for Near-Zero Latency in Hearables
This week on the Future Ear Radio podcast, I'm joined by Alan Davis, CPO of Nuheara, and my hearables' right hand man, Andy Bellavia, Director of Market Development at Knowles Corp. Back in 2015, Nuheara was among the first companies to enter the hearables market with its IQ Buds, and although some its initial competitors… Continue reading 062 – Alan Davis & Andy Bellavia – Building a Successful Hearable at Nuheara
