The Hearing Edit

The Hearing Edit
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The Hearing Edit is the podcast changing the conversation around hearing and accessibility. Hosted by Dr Yovina Khiroya-Morjaria and model, actress and deaf advocate Georgia Meacham. The Hearing Edit brings a fresh perspective to hearing, beauty standards, representation, technology and the future of accessibility. Because hearing deserves a place in the conversation.

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    Seen and Heard – Hearing Loss in the Media

    Welcome to The Hearing Edit, the podcast that opens up new conversations about hearing loss. In our first episode, we look at how deafness and hearing loss are shown on TV and in fashion, and why representation matters so much. Yovina brings the clinical side as an audiologist. Georgia has worn hearing aids since she was 18 months old, so she brings lived experience. Together they talk about: Peppa Pig. George's new hearing aid storyline gets lots of things right: a moderate hearing loss in one ear, an accurate hearing test, and nursery friends who shout at him to help (please don't!). We also discuss why it matters that a main character, not a one-episode token, has hearing loss.Love Island. Was Sam really "too quiet", or was the villa just one of the hardest listening environments imaginable? We talk about echoey open-plan rooms, group chats, whispering and darkness, and why hearing aids work best within about 1.5 metres. Georgia also reveals she was approached to go on the show three years running.Strictly. Rose Ayling-Ellis's historic win, and the BAFTA-winning silent dance that showed audiences want to see something different.Fashion and modelling. Georgia talks about hiding her hearing aids as a 16-year-old model. She also talks about her PETA campaign, where her hearing aids were on full view for the first time, and why that no longer made her uncomfortable."Deaf model" or "model who wears hearing aids"? An honest conversation about labels, pride, and not wanting hearing loss to become your whole story.Lip reading. It's a puzzle, not a superpower. We also cover how tiring it is to fill in the gaps all day, and give a shout-out to lip-reading queen Jackie.The Truth Edit. Our new myth-or-fact segment. This week: which celebrities have hearing loss? Some of the answers might surprise you.Timestamps 00:00 Welcome to The Hearing Edit03:07 Peppa Pig and George's hearing aid14:50 Love Island: what went wrong for Sam?25:19 Strictly and Rose's silent dance28:46 Modelling with hearing aids32:43 The truth about lip reading37:49 "Deaf model" or "model who wears hearing aids"?44:32 The Truth Edit48:28 Our takeaways Mentioned in this episode Georgia's PETA campaign, which you can watch on PETA's InstagramJackie, the lip-reading creator: @tismejackiegThe National Deaf Children's SocietyZebedee ManagementMénière's diseaseSponsored by Nuance Audio Nuance Audio is the invisible hearing solution built into glasses. It's designed for adults with perceived mild to moderate hearing loss, and makes speech clearer while leaving your ears free and comfortable. Find out more at nuanceaudio.com. Meet your hosts Dr Yovina is an audiologist and the founder of Dr Yovina Audiology. Find her at @dryovina and www.dryovina.co.uk.Georgia Meacham is an actor, model and deaf advocate. Find her at @georgiameacham.If this episode got you thinking, follow The Hearing Edit, leave us a review, and send it to someone who needs to hear it. New episodes every week.

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The Hearing Edit is the podcast changing the conversation around hearing and accessibility. Hosted by Dr Yovina Khiroya-Morjaria and model, actress and deaf advocate Georgia Meacham. The Hearing Edit brings a fresh perspective to hearing, beauty standards, representation, technology and the future of accessibility. Because hearing deserves a place in the conversation.

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    The Hearing Edit
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    1
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