Best James Benton Podcasts (2024)

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In Benton Harbor, Anemel’s James Galbraith is Challenging the Standard 9:32

7d ago9:32

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On the corner of Fifth and Main sits a casual Tex-Mex joint called Anemel Torteria, led by chef James Galbraith. An exceptional restaurant in an unassuming place. It’s well worth the drive Read the article on Food Belt An invitation: I’m hosting a special night of Kath’s Dinner Club on April 19th at Anemel. Please RSVP here. Food Belt is a project …

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Celebrate the Day: We Have Croissants in South Bend 4:58

10h ago4:58

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I must confess, my quality of life is directly proportional to the availability of croissants. And unfortunately, the croissant scene here in South Bend, until now, has been lacking. Read the article on Food Belt Food Belt is a project by Kath of Keur Design Studio that shares the stories of chefs, bakers, brewers, and makers who are fueling a culi…

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Episode 187: Everest Inc & Climbing Culture w/ Will Cockrell 53:55

15h ago53:55

53:55

Philip welcomes Will Cockrell climber/author to The Deep Dive to discuss how book Everest Inc. In their conversation, they explore the sometimes harsh realities behind the growing climbing industry and how Mt. Everest in particular has become the epicenter of the global climbing rush. The Drop – The segment of the show where Philip and his guest sh…

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Exploring the Link Between Hearing Loss and Cognitive Decline with Dr. Julia Sarant 37:46

1d ago37:46

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Embark on a profound exploration of the mind's auditory avenues with Dr. Douglas Beck and the distinguished Dr. Julia Sarant, as we unravel the intricate web connecting hearing health and cognitive vitality. Our conversation lifts the veil on how untreated hearing loss might fast-track cognitive decline, particularly in the older population, while …

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Episode 186: When the World Is A Bezzle w/ Cory Doctorow 1:20:40

8d ago1:20:40

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Philip welcomes prolific writer and thinker Cory Doctrow to the show where they discuss two of Cory’s latest books, The Bezzle and The InternetCon as well as the general “enshittification” of our institutions. The Drop – The segment of the show where Philip and his guest share tasty morsels of intellectual goodness and creative musings. Philip’s Dr…

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Uber & Lyft are Leaving Minneapolis - Short 21:59

10d ago21:59

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The two largest ride share providers in the United States, Uber and Lyft, have recently said that they will be exiting Minneapolis in May. Minneapolis' city council has passed into law a requirement that the ride share providers pay a (in the companies' view) high minimum hourly wage to their riders. The companies say the wage is unsustainable. The…

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Episode 185: Hodge Podge, Gaps & Cracks w/ Dan Hill 1:22:08

15d ago1:22:08

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Philip welcomes Dan Hill, Director, Melbourne School of Design to the show and they take a rambling journey through the worlds of architecture, design, music and all the gaps and cracks they can manage. The Drop – The segment of the show where Philip and his guest share tasty morsels of intellectual goodness and creative musings. Philip’s Drop: Sho…

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Undiagnosed and mis-diagnosed hearing loss in UK children feat. Claire Benton 30:11

17d ago30:11

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The realm of pediatric audiology is complex and evolving. We navigate the intricate landscape of audiology training within the NHS, discussing the shift from comprehensive educational programs to on-the-job training that may compromise the quality of care. As we grapple with the interplay between economic constraints and the necessity for specializ…

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Understanding Tinnitus and How to Find Relief feat. Dr. James Henry 41:08

23d ago41:08

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Discover the subtle distinctions between primary and secondary tinnitus with the help of Dr. James Henry, a leading audiologist and seasoned researcher who joins us to unravel the enigma of ringing ears. By dissecting the American Academy of Otolaryngology's guidelines, we shine a light on the rarity of secondary tinnitus and underscore the necessi…

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Episode 184: They Called It Peace w/ Lauren Benton 58:10

29d ago58:10

58:10

Philip welcomes historian and author Lauren Benton to the show to discuss her latest book They Called it Peace: Worlds of Imperial Violence. In their conversation, they explore how empire, small wars and plunder are key elements of how we think about peace. The Drop – The segment of the show where Philip and his guest share tasty morsels of intelle…

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Hearing Aid Programming: Pearls and Pitfalls 35:49

1M ago35:49

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Imagine discovering that the key to optimal hearing isn't just in choosing a hearing aid, but in the precise individual calibration. This episode features a conversation with Dr. Ron Leavitt, a renowned audiologist who shines a light on the critical gaps in "best fit" settings provided by hearing aid manufacturers, compared to the National Acoustic…

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Small Wars w. Lauren Benton of Yale 48:58

1M ago48:58

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Imagine a war ravaging your home and everything you know. But this isn’t a normal war, it is, in the eyes of the aggressor, a “small war.” The aggressor perhaps calls it a “peacekeeping mission.” From your perspective, this doesn’t matter one bit. Death is death and violence is violence. Throughout modern history, imperial powers have waged so-call…

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Episode 183: Resisting Racial Capitalism w/ Ida Danewid 58:43

1M ago58:43

58:43

Philip welcomes lecturer and author Ida Danewid to the show to discuss her work Resisting Racial Capitalism. In their conversation, they explore Ida’s scholarship and how it confronts the way we think of racial capitalism and challenge our current governing structures and organizations. The Drop – The segment of the show where Philip and his guest …

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Introducing Moonlighter: Downtown’s Newest Dinner Concept 5:40

1M ago5:40

5:40

Moonlighter is a new concept—not simply The Early Bird Eatery with extended hours. It’s a different chef, a different menu, and a different cocktail program. And still, for fans of The Early Bird Eatery, the connection is clear and familiar. Read the article on Food Belt Food Belt is a project by Kath of Keur Design Studio that shares the stories o…

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AI Integration, Cognitive Connections, and the Future of Audiology with Dr. David Moore 41:37

1M ago41:37

41:37

Discover the future of hearing technology as we sit down with Dr. David Moore, a pioneer in the field, and navigate the fascinating intersection of artificial intelligence and hearing aids. Imagine attending a bustling party and effortlessly picking out a single conversation amidst the cacophony, thanks to the latest AI-powered noise reduction adva…

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Episode 182: Design Social Change w/ Lesley-Ann Noel 53:02

1M ago53:02

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Philip welcomes design scholar Lesley-Ann Noel back to The Deep Dive to discuss her latest book Design Social Change. In their conversation they discuss how design intentionally done can be a catalyst for driving social change. The Drop – The segment of the show where Philip and his guest share tasty morsels of intellectual goodness and creative mu…

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Mastering the Art of Audiology Marketing in the Digital Era 55:37

2M ago55:37

55:37

Embark on an audiological odyssey as we navigate the forefront of audiology marketing. Get ready to harness the transformative power of omni-channel strategies and peer into the heart of patient-centric care that's reshaping our industry. From the bustling streets of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania to the airwaves of the Hearing Matters podcast, I'll take …

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Episode 181: Disneyland on the Mountain w/ Greg Glasgow & Kathryn Mayer 54:25

2M ago54:25

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Philip welcomes authors Greg Glasgow & Kathryn Mayer to discuss their book Disneyland on the Mountain. Their conversation examines Disney at a remarkable time in its history and how its ambition helped launch the modern environmental movement. The Drop – The segment of the show where Philip and his guest share tasty morsels of intellectual goodness…

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The Magic of Dinner Club 6:20

2M ago6:20

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Last month I hosted Kath’s Dinner Club, a four-week dinner series at South Bend restaurants. These dinners confirmed my belief that there’s something special about eating together. Read the article on Food Belt Food Belt is a project by Kath of Keur Design Studio that shares the stories of chefs, bakers, brewers, and makers who are fueling a culina…

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Episode 180: After One Hundred Winters w/ Margaret D. Jacobs 58:18

2M ago58:18

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Philip welcomes historian Margaret D. Jacobs author of One Hundred Winters: In Search of Reconciliation on America’s Stolen Lands. In their conversation, they discuss the history of stolen lands in the foundation of America and the possibility of reconciliation against the colonial settler legacy. The Drop – The segment of the show where Philip and…

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Sound Advice on Diabetes Management and Hearing Care 36:08

2M ago36:08

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Unravel the intricate ties between diabetes and hearing health with Dr. Kathy Dowd of the Audiology Project, our esteemed guest who brings a wealth of knowledge to the table. Your understanding of the critical interplay between chronic disease management and audiological care will be forever changed as we dissect how diabetes can precipitate audito…

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Impeachment w. Jeffrey Engel of SMU 44:45

2M ago44:45

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Imagine a world in which your elected leaders may not be removed from office. You go to the polls, you vote, and for whichever leader wins the election, they are handed a mandate and a golden ticket to pilfer the country in whatever way they see fit. In the United States and many other democracies around the globe, even the holder of the highest el…

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Episode 179: Blood in the Machine w/ Brian Merchant 1:15:37

2M ago1:15:37

1:15:37

Philip welcomes columnist/writer Brian Merchant to the show to discuss his latest book, Blood in the Machine. In their conversation they trace the history of the Luddite movement and how it connects to the current pushback against Silicon Valley and tech titans. Special Guest: Brian Merchant.By Philip McKenzie

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Tinnitus News, Review, and Update: 2024 40:16

2M ago40:16

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Read/Download/Print the full article on The Hearing Journal's website. Dr. Douglas L. Beck is a senior editor at The Hearing Journal. He is among the most prolific authors in audiology with 221+ publications, interviews, and op-eds published by the American Academy of Audiology, Hearing Review, Audiology Online, and others. His work has addressed a…

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Episode 178: New Bones Abolition w/ Joy James 56:27

2M ago56:27

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Philip welcomes back Joy James to The Deep Dive to discuss her latest book New Bones Abolition: Captive Maternal and the (after)life of Erica Garner. In their conversation, they discuss the power and scope of the abolition movement, the dismissal of Harvard President Claudine Gay and more. The Drop – The segment of the show where Philip and his gue…

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Episode 177: We Are Not Users w/ Eswaran Subrahmanian & Yoram Reich 1:16:31

3M ago1:16:31

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Philip spends time with the authors of We Are Not Users exploring the importance of our being human against the disembodied narrative of people merely as “users” of technology and services. The Drop – The segment of the show where Philip and his guest share tasty morsels of intellectual goodness and creative musings. Philip’s Drop: High on the Hog …

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"Soundtrack of Silence" feat. Matt Hay 38:00

3M ago38:00

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When the ordinary act of listening becomes a fading memory, how do you hold on to the harmony of life? In this episode of the Hearing Matters Podcast, Dr. Douglas L. Beck has a conversation with Matt Hay about his new book "Soundtrack of Silence". Matt Hay's story is a testament to courage and the resilience of the human spirit, as he shares the re…

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Episode 176: Back to the Future w/ Indy Johar 1:12:22

3M ago1:12:22

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Philip spends time with long time friend and collaborator Indy Johar. This kickoff conversation to 2024 highlights the possibilities of an emergent future and the creation of abundance and boundless possibilities. Special Guest: Indy Johar.By Philip McKenzie

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Time w. Alexis McCrossen of SMU 59:16

3M ago59:16

59:16

Imagine a world in which time is not kept by a single authority. If you drive from your hometown to one a few hours away, noon is slightly different and tied to the local experience of when the sun peaks. Time would be less precise, and more driven by the moon, the stars, the sun, and even the behavior of animals. We all live in a world in which ti…

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The Sound of Progress in Hearing Care with Dr. Douglas Beck 37:37

3M ago37:37

37:37

As we traverse the audiology best practices and their transformation, Dr. Beck, our new co-host, sheds light on the crucial balance between comprehensive diagnostic assessments and functional hearing evaluations. Together, we celebrate the remarkable progress in hearing technology and patient care, all while reducing clinic return rates and enhanci…

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3 BIG Tips for 2024 to Impact Revenue and Patient Care 20:12

3M ago20:12

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Experience a revolutionary perspective on the hearing care industry with Kelsey Fleming from Sycle, who joins us to share groundbreaking strategies for private practices. This eye-opening episode promises a treasury of insights, from navigating the sensitive discussions around hearing technology costs to unveiling patient financing options that str…

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Episode 175: The Reality of Feminist Design w/ Alison Place 1:00:31

4M ago1:00:31

1:00:31

Philip spends time with Alison Place, scholar and editor of Feminist Designer: On the Personal and the Political in Design. In their conversation they discuss the myriad ways in which the values and ideas of feminist design influence and shape the design world. The Drop – The segment of the show where Philip and his guest share tasty morsels of int…

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Founding Partisans w. H.W. Brands 58:10

4M ago58:10

58:10

Join us for a discussion with a two-time Pulitzer Prize finalist. Imagine living in a country riven by political discord and strife. One party works to steal the election from the other. Politicians who are, in the eyes of their opposition, wholly unfit for office are running for and winning some of the highest elected positions in the country. Thi…

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Episode 174: Essential Work, Disposable Workers w/ Mostafa Henaway 58:21

4M ago58:21

58:21

Philip spends time with activist/community organizer and author Mostafa Henaway. They discuss his book Essential Work, Disposable Workers and how the precarity of late stage capitalism effects labor and the future of work. The Drop – The segment of the show where Philip and his guest share tasty morsels of intellectual goodness and creative musings…

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It’s Always Warm Outside at Crooked Ewe 4:20

4M ago4:20

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This time of year at Crooked Ewe Brewery, the twenty-some stools outside often stand empty under the glow of heaters. Tonight, I’m the only one out here. Understandably so I think. We don’t often consider the option to eat outside in the winter, but it can be really lovely. Read the article on Food Belt Food Belt is a project by Kath of Keur Design…

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Episode 173: Handbook of Tyranny w/ Theo Deutinger 1:06:31

4M ago1:06:31

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Philip spends time with architect and author Theo Deutinger as they break down his thought provoking and visually stunning book The Handbook of Tyranny. The Drop – The segment of the show where Philip and his guest share tasty morsels of intellectual goodness and creative musings. Philip’s Drop: Happy Valley (S3) – AMC+ Theo’s Drop: Constant’s New …

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6 Winning Strategies to Reduce Hearing Aid Returns in 2024 34:20

5M ago34:20

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Ever wondered why some hearing aids end up returned more often than used? As a hearing care provider, are you keen to improve your return for credit rate? Join me, Blaise Delfino, in this episode as we explore the world of hearing healthcare and tackle key issues that can help reduce hearing aid returns in 2024. Brace yourselves as we journey into …

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Episode 172: Constraints, Complexity & Context (Oh My!) w/ Alicia Juarrero 57:59

5M ago57:59

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Philip spends time with educator/writer/philosopher Alicia Juarrero discussing her latest book Context Changes Everything: How Constraints Create Coherence. In their conversation, they cover how complexity has become a widely used but largely misunderstood term, the significance of context and different ways of knowing. The Drop – The segment of th…

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Auditory Revolution: The Trailblazing Journey of EarGym's Founders 38:09

5M ago38:09

38:09

Amanda Philpott, the co-founder and CEO of eargym, joined us on The Hearing Matters Podcast!She discussed the origin of eargym and her passion for improving population health. Eargym is a step-by-step hearing care platform that aims to address the lack of awareness and fear surrounding hearing loss. The platform offers affordable and accessible sol…

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Episode 171: Of Black Study w/ Joshua Myers 1:01:07

5M ago1:01:07

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Philip spends time with Howard University professor, scholar and author Joshua Myers. Their conversation focused on Joshua’s latest book, On Black Study a deeply engaging look at the history and meaning of Black scholarship, Black studies and its place within and beyond academia. The Drop – The segment of the show where Philip and his guest share t…

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Unraveling the Vital Role of Speech in Noise Testing: A Conversation with Dr. Douglas Beck 21:24

5M ago21:24

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Are you fully aware of just how vital speech in noise testing is in the hearing healthcare field? Let us unravel this topic in our latest episode featuring Dr. Douglas L. Beck. We shed light on the critical importance of determining a person's ability to understand speech amidst noise, an often overlooked aspect in audiology due to time limitations…

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Episode 170: Patagonia at 50: Reflections and Forward w/ Vincent Stanley 58:00

5M ago58:00

58:00

Philip spends time with Vincent Stanley, Chief Philosophy Officer, Patagonia. In their conversation they discuss his new book, co-authored with Patagonia’s CEO The Future of the Responsible Company. At the 50 year mark they take a look back at Patagonia’s journey but most importantly look forward to the challenges ahead. The Drop – The segment of t…

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Episode 169: The Birth of Computer Vision w/ James E. Dobson 52:18

5M ago52:18

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Philip spends time with James E. Dobson and discusses his latest work The Birth of Computer Vision. In their conversation, they trace the origins of computer vision as a concept and technology and how it effects the technological, economic and social structures of society The Drop – The segment of the show where Philip and his guest share tasty mor…

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Technology's Impact on Caregivers: A Discussion with Dr. Jamie Hand 35:50

5M ago35:50

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Wondering how caregivers and hearing healthcare intersect? Join me and the insightful Dr. Jamie Hand as we unravel the crucial role that caregivers often play behind the scenes in the world of hearing aid use. We'll share some eye-opening statistics and delve into how the patient's living situation impacts the caregiver's tasks. Our conversation br…

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Environmental Warfare w. Emmanuel Kreike of Princeton 48:28

5M ago48:28

48:28

Imagine a world in which your life is turned upside down by war…. Not just war, but total war. The very land on which you live is destroyed and you are forced to flee, leaving everything behind. Beyond that, the very place you live in is destroyed. Food is scarce, shelter is difficult to find, and fear pervades your life. Though total war is most a…

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Sami Rigby's Inspiring Journey with Ménière's Disease and Single-Sided Deafness 42:32

6M ago42:32

42:32

What would you do if you suddenly lost your hearing? Sami Rigby, an Australian advocate and someone who knows this question all too intimately, joins us for an enlightening conversation on managing Meniere's Disease and her experience getting a Cochlear implant. Sami takes us through her personal journey, sharing how she moved from a moderate to se…

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Episode 168: Thinking Through Design Research w/ Joyce Yee & Paul A. Rodgers 57:24

6M ago57:24

57:24

Philip spends time with scholars and co-editors Joyce Yee & Paul A. Rodgers discussing the 2nd edition of The Routledge Companion to Design Research. In their conversation, they highlight why they felt a 2nd edition was needed, how they identified new voices and the current state of the field of design research. The Drop – The segment of the show w…

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Shaping the Future of Hearing and Speech Therapy - The Telehealth Revolution 33:07

6M ago33:07

33:07

Can you imagine a world where specialized help for hearing and speech therapy is just a few clicks away, even in remote and underserved areas? That's exactly what telehealth is doing and our esteemed guest, Nell Rosenberg, National Director of Teleservices at Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech, has a wealth of insight to share with us. Nell pass…

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The Huldra Latte from Revenant is Very, Very Good 4:00

6M ago4:00

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I must admit, The Huldra latte is quite tempting. And appropriately so, considering it is named after a seductive forest spirit in Norse mythology, a long-haired blonde maiden who offers reward to those who please her but death to those who fail to do so. It’s an impeccable balance of umami, sweet, bitter, smoky, and creamy, with a little hint of s…

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Episode 167: Feminist Futures of Work w/ Usha Raman & Payal Arora 1:08:03

6M ago1:08:03

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Philip spends time with scholars/thinkers/activist Usha Raman & Payal Arora. They are two of the co-editors of Feminist Futures of Work: Reimagining Labour in the Digital Economy. In this conversation, they cover the meaning of work (and leisure) and how it intersects with feminist futures across different backgrounds and circumstances. The Drop – …

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