Best Dr Trinh Podcasts (2025)

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Tinnitus Management with Dr. Alexandra Tarvin | Elevate Audiology 58:34

17h ago58:34

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Send us a text Tinnitus affects millions, yet remains shrouded in misunderstanding, misinformation, and damaging myths. In this illuminating conversation, audiologist Dr. Alexandra Tarvin of Elevate Audiology brings clarity, hope, and cutting-edge solutions to one of hearing healthcare's most challenging conditions. "There is hope and there is help…

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The Myriad Benefits and Science Behind Infrared Light Therapy with Dr. Carl Rothschild 40:47

3d ago40:47

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In this episode, I have the great pleasure of speaking with Dr. Carl Rothschild about the countless benefits of Infrared Light Therapy as well as his book “Illuminated Healing: Unraveling the Mysteries of Light Therapy,” which gives detailed scientific explanations about the particular processes at hand. We also talk about the difference between be…

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Exploring Auditory Wellness with Dr. Larry Humes 22:31

5d ago22:31

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Send us a text Dr. Larry Humes discusses the critical difference between hearing wellness (pure tone audiometric results) and the broader concept of auditory wellness which encompasses psychosocial health and speech comprehension abilities. This distinction explains why millions of Americans with normal audiograms still struggle with listening diff…

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Shifting Gears, Staying Focused: A Community Update from Dr. Ren 7:06

5d ago7:06

7:06

“Just because we’re slowing down doesn’t mean we’re stopping.” In this special solo episode, I share some exciting updates, a few changes, and what’s ahead for Voices of Inclusive Research. We’re shifting from a biweekly release to a monthly schedule so I can pace myself and still show up with the energy this work deserves. Don’t worry—we’re still …

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Audiologists who shaped our profession share their 50-year journey 29:00

12d ago29:00

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Send us a text Dr. Douglas Beck hosts a special episode featuring audiology pioneers Dr. David Majit and Dr. Gary Dorf, whose combined experience spans nearly a century in hearing healthcare. Unlike typical clinical discussions, this conversation reveals the personal journeys of two professionals who helped transform audiology during its formative …

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6 Proven Strategies to Reduce Hearing Aid Returns 28:51

19d ago28:51

28:51

Send us a text Achieving a hearing aid return rate below 1% isn't accidental—it's the result of thoughtful systems and genuine patient care. Drawing from years of successful private practice experience, this episode unpacks strategies that transform patient outcomes while strengthening your practice's financial health. Financial barriers represent …

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Talking Pediatrics with Elisha Butts: Inclusive Research is a Family Affair - Part 2 17:55

21d ago17:55

17:55

What happens when a passion for research runs in the family? In this heartfelt episode of Voices of Inclusive Research, host Dr. Renarda Jones is joined by her sister, Elisha Butts—a clinical research professional with over 13 years of experience. Together, they reflect on their parallel journeys from Alzheimer’s research assistants to community-en…

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Intimacy and Hearing Loss with Gael Hannan 48:40

27d ago48:40

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Send us a text When communication becomes challenging, how do we maintain the deep, meaningful connections that make life worth living? This provocative question lies at the heart of our conversation with Gael Hannan, writer, advocate, and bimodal hearing device user who brings remarkable insight into the intersection of hearing loss and intimate r…

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Being Heard and Seen: In the Bear’s House with Bruce Hunter on Nature, Empathy, Technology, and Being Deaf 56:08

1M ago56:08

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In this episode, I have the great pleasure of speaking with Bruce Hunter, author of the fictional memoir In the Bear’s House, which he describes as a series of love stories about land, mountains, nature, wilderness, and people, including a love relation between a very creative mother and her deaf son named Trout. Bruce himself is deaf and is using …

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The Front Lines of Inclusion: Voices from the Health Equity Congress Conference 12:40

1M ago12:40

12:40

What does it take to move health equity from conversation to action? In this special episode, Dr. Renarda Jones brings us inside the Health Equity Congress—where powerful voices from across disciplines gathered to reimagine inclusion in research and care. From bedside insights to boardroom strategies, you’ll hear from public health professionals, r…

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Policy in Action: How Bridget Dobyan is Advancing Hearing Healthcare 34:37

1M ago34:37

34:37

Send us a text Bridget Dobyan, Executive Director of the Hearing Industries Association (HIA), joins us to share her remarkable journey from childhood hearing loss to becoming a powerful advocate for hearing health policy. Diagnosed with cholesteatoma at age 8, she experienced sudden hearing loss at 11 when the condition severely damaged the bones …

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On the Inherent Complexity and Complex Beauty of Cultural Identity with Writer and Book Publicist Hollay Ghadery 32:01

1M ago32:01

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In this episode, I have the great pleasure of speaking with Iranian-Canadian author and book publicist Hollay Ghadery about cultural identity and mental health, her memoir “Fuse,” her collection of poems as well as her “pathological love” for books. Hollay openly and candidly talks about growing up as a biracial woman and the various challenges and…

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Shamanic Energy Healer Lisa Nezneski on Being Grounded in Chaos, Leaning into Adversity, and Gaining Resilience 27:41

1M ago27:41

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In this episode, I have the great pleasure of speaking to Lisa Nezneski, a Shamanic energy healer, a mindfulness teacher, a pharmacist, and author of the book “Grounded in Chaos: Leaning into Adversity, Learning Joy.” Lisa has been involved in the healing arts for decades now and has had access to her own holistic toolbox that includes a wide range…

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Hearing Loss and Cognition with Madison Levine, BC - HIS 39:32

1M ago39:32

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Send us a text The connection between hearing loss and cognitive decline represents one of the most crucial health discoveries of our time—yet it remains surprisingly under-discussed in mainstream wellness conversations. Madison Levine, BC-HIS, founder of Levine Hearing and second-generation hearing care professional, joins us to explain why this m…

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The Dark Side of Fame and Success: Jerry Dale on Music, Porn, and Jesus and the Road of Redemption 31:06

1M ago31:06

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In this episode, I have the great pleasure to speak to author, music industry leader, and storyteller Jerry Dale, also known as “JD” about his inspiring memoir “Music, Porn & Jesus: A Journey to Redemption” in which he talks about his personal experiences in the music industry and the dark side of fame. In the 90s, Jerry worked with a wide range of…

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Professional Ethics in Hearing Healthcare with Dr. Michael Page 40:31

2M ago40:31

40:31

Send us a text What's the difference between following ethical codes and living ethical principles? In this thought-provoking conversation, Dr. Douglas Beck sits down with Dr. Michael Page, lead ethicist and author, to explore the complex ethical terrain healthcare professionals navigate daily. Dr. Page draws a crucial distinction that transforms h…

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Beyond the Diagnosis: A Caregiver's Voice in Facing the Wind 30:38

2M ago30:38

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"I didn’t choose caregiving—it chose me." In this deeply moving episode of Voices of Inclusive Research, host Dr. Renarda Jones sits down with Carla Preyer, founder of From the Salon Chair to Self-Care and advocate for dementia caregivers. Carla shares the powerful story of caring for her husband, Patrick, through his eight-year battle with Lewy bo…

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Auracast and Accessibility: Exploring Starkey's Latest Innovations 37:01

2M ago37:01

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Send us a text Step into the future of hearing technology as Dave Fabry and Holly Schissel unveil Starkey's groundbreaking Edge AI platform and accessories that are revolutionizing the hearing experience. This fascinating deep dive showcases how cutting-edge innovation is removing barriers for people with hearing loss in ways previously unimaginabl…

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Walking the Mystical Path: The Sephirot and a 49-Day Omer Counter toward Inner Balance with Rabbi Matthew Ponak 29:21

2M ago29:21

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In this episode, I have (once again!) the great pleasure of speaking with Rabbi Matthew Ponak, Teacher of Jewish mysticism, spiritual counselor, and author of “The Path of the Sephirot: A 49-Day Omer Counter for Spiritual Growth and Inner Balance.” Rabbi Ponak explains how the Kabbalah is a living tradition that helps us understand the journey betw…

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Faith, Fear, and Inclusion: Dr. Dung Trinh on Healing Beyond Borders 21:25

2M ago21:25

21:25

“Research is not just data. It’s people, their stories, and their trust.” In this compelling episode of Voices of Inclusive Research, Dr. Ren sits down with Dr. Dung Trinh — a Vietnam War refugee turned physician, researcher, and global health advocate. His journey from a refugee camp to the forefront of Alzheimer's research and inclusive healthcar…

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Psychic Healers Assemble: Lisa Campion on Awakening Psychic Ability and the Art of Reiki 30:34

2M ago30:34

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In this episode, I have the great pleasure of speaking to Psychic Counselor and Reiki Master Teacher Lisa Campion, author of Awakening Your Psychic Ability and The Art of Psychic Reiki on spiritual development and the vital role of authenticity and self-compassion. As Lisa explains, the three gateways that can open our latent psychic ability tend t…

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Navigating Managed Care in Audiology with Dr. Noël Crosby 30:26

2M ago30:26

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Send us a text When you hear "managed care" in audiology, what comes to mind? In this eye-opening conversation between Dr. Douglas Beck and Dr. Noël Crosby, the troubling reality of third-party payment systems in hearing healthcare takes center stage. Dr. Crosby, a three-time president of the Florida Academy of Audiology with decades of clinical ex…

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Building Trust Together: Inclusive Research Is a Family Affair with Michael Jones 14:56

3M ago14:56

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What does true representation in clinical research look like? And why does it matter? In this episode of Voices of Inclusive Research, host Dr. Ren sits down with a special guest, her husband Michael Jones to discuss the pressing need for diversity in clinical trials. They dive deep into the systemic barriers that prevent communities of color from …

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Matt Hay's Journey with an Auditory Brainstem Implant (ABI) 38:45

3M ago38:45

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Send us a text What if your entire life changed at the age of 19? Matt Hay shares his incredible journey of sudden hearing loss due to neurofibromatosis type 2 (NF2) and the pivotal moment an audiologist recognized the need for further medical evaluation, leading to his diagnosis. This episode underscores the critical importance of comprehensive au…

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The Buzz Over Tuning Out Tinnitus feat. Dr. Grant Searchfield 31:09

3M ago31:09

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Send us a text Why can some people completely forget about their tinnitus when engaged in challenging activities, while others remain painfully aware of it no matter what they do? The answer lies in our brain's complex attention systems, according to Dr. Grant Searchfield. In this illuminating conversation with host Dr. Douglas L. Beck, Dr. Searchf…

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Psychoanalysis of the Soul: Exploring Depth Psychology, Narcissism, and Authenticity with Professor and Psychotherapist Donald Carveth 38:56

3M ago38:56

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In this episode, I have the great pleasure of speaking with psychoanalyst, professor, and scholar Donald Carveth on his findings and insights on psychoanalysis, authenticity, and personal growth. We also explored various philosophical, existential, and psychological concepts, including narcissism, faith and doubt, instinct and intuition, and the im…

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Auditory Neuroplasticity with Dr. Brandon Paul 24:42

3M ago24:42

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Send us a text Dr. Douglas Beck sits down with Dr. Brandon Paul to unravel the fascinating world of auditory neuroplasticity and its profound implications for hearing health. Dr. Paul shares cutting-edge research on how our brains adapt when hearing diminishes—and what happens when we restore that sensory input. The conversation begins with a clear…

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Thyroid Eye Disease: Breakthroughs, Barriers, and the Need for Diversity with Dr. Vivek Patel 30:05

3M ago30:05

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Did you know that thyroid eye disease (TED) can cause vision loss, double vision, and even blindness? In this episode of Voices of Inclusive Research, host Renarda Jones sits down with Dr. Vivek Patel, Chief of Neuro-Ophthalmology at UC Irvine, to explore new breakthroughs in thyroid eye disease treatment and the critical need for diverse participa…

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Your Ear Is the Boss: How Proper Impressions Transform Hearing Aid Performance with Ray Woodworth, BC-HIS 29:16

3M ago29:16

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Send us a text Ever wondered why some hearing aids feel invisible while others never quite sit right? The secret lies in the impression-taking technique—and Ray Woodworth is the master. Ray joins Dr. Douglas Beck on the Hearing Matters Podcast to reveal the artistry behind deep canal impressions. As a Board-Certified Hearing Instrument Specialist a…

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Hope is a Good Thing: From Tarot Cards, Signposts, and Spirituality to Guidance from the Universe with Jill Amy Sager 51:25

3M ago51:25

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In this episode, I have the great pleasure of speaking with Jill Amy Sager, Tarot Reader, channeler, and author of “Guidance from the Universe: Hopeful Messages for Everyday Challenges” about reading Tarot, channeling and receiving messages from the universe and the importance of intuition and hope in our everyday lives. Jill has been a life-long T…

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Community, Research, and Action: What’s Next for Inclusive Healthcare 6:30

3M ago6:30

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What does inclusive research really look like in action? In this special solo episode of Voices of Inclusive Research, I share exciting community updates, upcoming events, and ways you can get involved in advancing inclusive healthcare research. From monthly Chow & Chat discussions on health topics like brain health and autoimmune diseases to major…

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Beyond the Audiogram: Subclinical Hearing Loss with Dr. Christina M. Roup 33:36

3M ago33:36

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Send us a text Are you or someone you know struggling to hear in noisy environments, yet are told your hearing is normal? This episode of the Hearing Matters podcast focuses on the often overlooked yet critical concept of subclinical hearing loss. Experts Dr. Christina Roup and Dr. Douglas L. Beck discuss the limitations of traditional pure-tone au…

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The Importance of Extended High-Frequency Testing with Dr. Melissa Fling 31:29

4M ago31:29

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Send us a text Are you aware of the sounds your ears can’t hear? This episode dives deep into extended high-frequency hearing, a vital but often overlooked component of audiology. Join us to uncover how testing ranges above 8,000 Hz can reveal significant insights into your auditory health. Dr. Melissa Fling shares her expertise and personal experi…

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Bridging Science and Business: How Dr. Denise Bronner is Driving Impact in Research 14:47

4M ago14:47

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What happens when personal experiences collide with a passion for science and business? Dr. Denise Bronner, CEO and founder of Impactful Ventures, shares her journey from academia to consulting, pharma, and venture capital—all with the goal of driving meaningful change in healthcare. In this episode of Voices of Inclusive Research, host Dr. Ren and…

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Speech Audiometry and Issues in Recorded versus Monitored LIVE Voice feat. Lisa Lucks Mendel, Ph.D. 29:06

4M ago29:06

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Send us a text Unlock the secrets of speech audiometry and speech perception with the renowned Dr. Lisa Lucks Mendel. With over 35 years of expertise, Dr. Mendel offers an enlightening exploration into the significance of choosing the right tests for speech perception assessments. Learn why classic tests like NU6 and CIDW22 remain relevant and how …

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Seeking Spirit and Personal Identity: The Interconnectedness between Spirituality, Writing, and a Fulfilling Life with Linda Trinh 30:03

4M ago30:03

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In this episode, I have the great pleasure of speaking with Linda Trinh, Vietnamese Canadian author of “Seeking Spirit: A Vietnamese (Non) Buddhist Memoir” on the role and influence of spirituality in her personal life. Linda discusses some of the difficulties and challenges of forging her own identity while juggling her Vietnamese culture with its…

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Ethical Journeys in Audiology: Dr. Michael Page on Balancing Care and Professional Standards 39:35

4M ago39:35

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Send us a text What if ethical practice isn't a destination but a continuous journey? Join us for a compelling discussion with Dr. Michael Page, an esteemed audiologist whose career has been profoundly shaped by his work in bioethics. Dr. Page offers invaluable insights into the universal application of ethical principles in audiology, sharing how …

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Feel, Process, and Cleanse: Just Ask Spirit and Feeling Emotions, Enhancing Intuition, and Finding Purpose with Sherianna Boyle 34:51

4M ago34:51

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In this episode, I have the great pleasure of speaking with Sherianna Boyle, founder of Emotional Detox Coaching and author of Just Ask Spirit: Free your Emotions to Energize Intuition and Discover Purpose on the intimate links and connections between emotions, intuition, and spirituality. We discuss how emotions are important and vital to our exis…

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From Academia to Impact: Why Mental Health Research Must Include Every Voice with Dr. Krystal Lira 32:20

4M ago32:20

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Can research truly serve as a resource for the community? In this episode of Voices of Inclusive Research, host Dr. Renarda Jones sits down with Dr. Krystal Lira, a Senior Research Associate at UCSD, to discuss the power of community-driven mental health research. Dr. Lira shares her journey from academia to real-world research, highlighting the im…

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Rethinking Dementia: Prevention, Treatment, and Healthcare Gaps feat. Dr. Dung Trinh 31:57

5M ago31:57

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Send us a text Can lifestyle choices truly prevent more than 50% of dementia cases? Join Dr. Douglas Beck and Dr. Dung Trinh as we explore this thought-provoking question and uncover groundbreaking insights. Our discussion dives into the 2024 Lancet study, highlighting 14 modifiable risk factors for dementia and the potential to prevent or delay ne…

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Bridging Healthcare Gaps with Cultural Sensitivity feat. Dr. Kristina English 33:03

5M ago33:03

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Send us a text Dr. Kristina English, a trailblazer in the field of educational audiology, joins us to share her inspiring journey from the bustling districts of Los Angeles to the halls of Central Michigan University. What challenges did she face while managing hearing aid systems for 120 children? And how did those experiences shape her innovative…

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Migraine Research, Mentorship, and Diversity: Dr. Aliya Frederick’s Story 7:19

5M ago7:19

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How do we ensure that underrepresented communities benefit from clinical research? In this episode of Voices of Inclusive Research, Dr. Ren sits down with Dr. Aliya Frederick, a child neurologist and researcher specializing in pediatric migraines. Dr. Frederick shares her inspiring journey, from her early fascination with neuroscience to leading gr…

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Love as the Ultimate Cure: Sigourney Award Recipient Dr. Merav Roth on How Psychoanalysis and Literature Can Help Deal with Trauma and Bereavement 46:01

5M ago46:01

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In this episode, I have the great pleasure of speaking with Dr. Merav Roth, a recent Sigourney Award Recipient for her work as a psychoanalyst and cultural researcher aiding and supporting trauma survivors and bereaved families while also contributing to the field of literature by examining it through a fascinating and insightful psychoanalytic len…

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Shed Your Skin, Find Your Roots, and Plant New Seeds: Letao Wang on The Year of the Wood Snake and Healing 42:53

5M ago42:53

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In this episode, I have the great pleasure of talking to Letao Wang who specializes in Chinese and Western astrology, mythology, Tarot Cards and who is also the founder of The Healing Kingdom where he provides a wide range of counselling services. He also created two oracles with beautiful decks and guidebooks: The Oracle of the Mythic Heroes and T…

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Molly Peacock’s Widow’s Crayon Box: Poetry to Transcend Grief and Add Color to Life 44:22

5M ago44:22

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In this episode, I have the great pleasure of speaking to Poet and Biographer Molly Peacock on the different states of widowhood, alongside themes of sickness and disease, nursing and caregiving, and loss expressed honestly, candidly, playfully, and colorfully in her poetry book The Widow’s Crayon Box. We discuss thinking outside of the (crayon) bo…

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From Foam to Global Impact: Elliott Berger on Hearing Protection 30:05

5M ago30:05

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Send us a text What if the simple act of inserting a foam earplug could protect your hearing for a lifetime? Join us for an engaging conversation with Elliot Berger, an acclaimed scientist and engineer whose groundbreaking work in hearing protection has transformed lives worldwide. We journey through the fascinating history of the iconic yellow foa…

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How Purpose Drives Holistic Health and Equity 18:26

5M ago18:26

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“True health starts with purpose—and purpose thrives in community.” In this episode of Voices of Inclusive Research, Renarda Jones talks with Justin Campbell, a UX designer turned health and mindset coach, about the intersection of personal growth, wellness, and inclusive health data. Justin shares how his shift from tech to health coaching was dri…

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Chronic Medical Conditions and Hearing Loss with Dr. Gerda Maissel 33:48

5M ago33:48

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Send us a text In the latest episode of the Hearing Matters podcast, discover why asking the right questions can make all the difference in understanding your health care decisions. Dr. Maissel sheds light on the critical gaps in doctor-patient communication and the often-overlooked nuances of hearing healthcare. Explore the necessity of comprehens…

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Christmas Gratitude: Celebrating Voices That Inspire Change 6:23

6M ago6:23

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"Inclusive research isn’t just a goal—it’s a responsibility we all share." In this special holiday episode of Voices of Inclusive Research, host Dr. Renarda Jones takes a moment to celebrate the incredible journey of the podcast and reflect on the powerful lessons shared by past guests. From breaking misconceptions to fostering trust and advocating…

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From Silence to Sound: A Journey of Hope feat. Suzanne Picerno 25:27

6M ago25:27

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Send us a text Have you ever felt stuck in the "gray zone" of hearing loss, unsure where to turn for help? Join us as we explore the inspiring journey of Suzanne Picerno, a remarkable advocate and professional in the hearing healthcare field. Suzanne candidly shares her personal battles with undiagnosed hearing loss from grade school to college and…

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