
119 episodes

Future Ear Radio Dave Kemp
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4.9 • 22 Ratings
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Discussing the business of hearing healthcare and how hearing professionals can succeed in a rapidly evolving landscape.
Guests of the show include experts with backgrounds in Audiology, Public Health, Consumer Audio, and Technology.
The goal of Future Ear Radio is to connect the trends converging around our ears. (FuturEar)
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119 - Lindsey Koble, Au.D - Launching a Private Practice in 2023
Guest: Lindsey Koble, Au.D. - Owner of Audiology Always
Lindsey joins Dave on the podcast this week to discuss:
- Her backstory and path toward launching a private practice Audiology clinic, Audiology Always, in 2023
- Lessons learned from externing at an ENT clinic and then working as a hearing aid field rep (Signia)
- The value of garnering generalized experience and specialty expertise
- The decision to launch her private practice and the preparation involved
- How to begin attracting patients - high-level strategies and day-to-day tactics
- The evolution of private practice Audiology in today's climate and how to navigate today's challenges/opportunities
- The importance of support staff and upskilling staff into handling more and more of the patient load
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118 - Frank Wartinger, Au.D. - Building a Hearing Conservation Business from Scratch
Guest: Frank Wartinger, Au.D. - Owner/Founder of Earmark Hearing Conservation
Frank joins Dave on the podcast this week to discuss:
- Frank's backstory as a musician, experiencing tinnitus at an early age, and his eventual pursuit to become an Audiologist
- Obtaining his Au.D. from Salus Univerity and some of his mentors along the way
- Starting EarMark Hearing Conservation to provide hearing wellness for musicians in the form of healthcare, hearing protection and occupational safety
- The importance of educating the musician community on the importance of hearing health so that musicians serve as vocal advocates and ambassadors of hearing healthcare within the music scene
- Frank becoming a Course Director with the Council for Accreditation in Occupational Hearing Conservation (CAOHC)
- Extending the knowledge of hearing healthcare to allied medical professionals (i.e. occupational therapists) to dramatically expand the provision of hearing wellness
- The role that Frank's podcast, Talking Ears, has on his business
- Some of the highs and low, and learned experiences Frank's had over the first few years of his business
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117 - Mike Santucci, Au.D. - Sensaphonics: Safe, High Fidelity Audio for Loud Environments
Guest: Mike Santucci - Founder and Owner of Sensaphonics & ASI Audio
Special Co-Host: A.U. Bankaitis, Ph.D. - Vice President at Oaktree Products
Mike joins Dave & A.U. on the podcast this week to discuss:
- Mike's backstory into Audiology and the origin story of Sensaphonics
- Developing services and products for musicians to help them preserve their hearing while performing
- Building Sensaphonics' own earmold lab to ensure the highest level quality
- ASI Audio's flagship product, 3DME In-Ear Monitor System, and the profound experience it provides hearing impaired musicians
- Sensaphonics' new product, dB Check Pro - a sound level analyzer for musicians to use
- The state of music-based Audiology and Sensaphonics' Gold Circle program
- How to collectively address and communicate safe audio environments for musicians and fans
- The many signed guitars that Mike has donated to the American Academy of Audiology Foundation's Music & Hearing Research Grant Program (and the guitars that A.U. has purchased)
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116 - Gabrielle Merchant, Au.D., Ph.D. - The Case for Wideband Tympanometry
Guest: Gabby Merchant, Au.D., Ph.D. - Scientist II & Director of the Translational Auditory Physiology and Perception Laboratory at Boys Town National Research Hospital
Gabby joins Dave on the podcast this week to discuss:
- Her backstory, obtaining a joint Ph.D. from MIT & Harvard in Speech & Hearing Bioscience, and then acquiring her Au.D. from UMass Amherst
- The many mentors Gabby has had along the way, including Susan Voss and Jill de Villiers
- How and why she decided to leave her home in New England for Nebraska to join Boys Town National Research Hospital
- Her passion and work around wideband tympanometry
- The advantages that wideband tympanometry provides clinicians, especially within the pediatric population
- What it's like working inside a translational research lab and the many reasons that make Boys Town so special to Gabby
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115 - Nell Rosenberg, SLP - Developing a Telehealth Service within Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech
Guest: Nell Rosenberg, M.Ed., M.S., CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert. AVT - National Director of Teleservices
Nell joins Dave on the podcast this week to discuss:
- Her backstory, becoming a Speech Language Pathologist, and her path to joining Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech
- The importance of parent & caregiver coaching for children 0-3 years old (shout out to Mama Hu Hears' "My Child has Hearing Loss - Now What?)
- Addressing the issue of the "zip code lottery" through teleservices
- The evolution of Clarke's "T-Visit" teleservices and the types of outcomes they're achieving vs. their in-person outcomes
- Clarke's goal of increasing collaboration with Pediatric Audiologists (referring children to Clarke's T-visit services), School systems, and parents to provide optimal care for children
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114 - Dani Rood, Au.D. - The Path to Becoming a Clinical Trainer in the World of Audiology
Guest: Dani Rood, Au.D. - Clinical Trainer at Signia
Dani joins Dave on the podcast this week to discuss:
Her backstory and journey toward becoming an Audiologist
Her time in Florida spent at Nova Southeastern, Joe Dimaggio Children's Hospital, and the VA
The value of diversifying her clinical experiences and work settings
Joining Signia as a Clinical Trainer and a "day in the life of Dr. Rood"
Empowering Clinicians with "what I wish I would have known when I was in clinic" type of information
Educating the next generation by working closely with students and recent graduates entering the workforce
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Customer Reviews
Bravo
Love how Dave explores new technology and shares more about this realm of deaf and hard of hearing in a way that the general public who may not be in the industry can grasp and be more informed while also appealing to the audiology/deaf education sector.
Phenomenal Podcast -5 stars out of 5
Dave produces a top-notch podcast, hosts incredible guests, and provides great interviews through deliberate, intentional questions.
The Future Ear Radio podcast helps stay informed of latest trends arround innovative hearing tech as well as anticipate the future innovations occuring in the broader wearable, IoT, and health tech fields.
Keep up the great work Dave!
-A happy listener
Love this show!
Dave Kemp does a great job keeping the listener engaged. We admire the mission he is on - raising awareness of hearing healthcare and the importance of visiting a hearing healthcare professional!!