Dean is a practicing Audiologist in Paris, TX.  Dean has hosted Audiology Talk with his fearless friends since 2010.  He is a native of South Dakota, graduating from both South Dakota State University and University of South Dakota.  Dean has been an Audiologist since 1997 and has enjoyed a diverse practice to include training, interoperative monitoring and clinical audiology in private and ENT settings.

Jenne Tunnell, AuD, PASC manages an Audiology practice in Southern Minnesota.  Her special interests include Pediatrics, EHDI, and cochlear implants, as well as pediatric vestibular and balance disorders.  Jenne served on a multidisciplinary cCMV advisory board for Minnesota which recommended universal cCMV screening. She served as Chair of AAA’s Academic and Professional Standards Council, is past President of APSO, and served as Chair of ABA. She is a past president of the MN Academy of Audiology, and a member of the JFLAC 2012 cohort. She serves on the SLP/A Advisory Council for MN. She is a current certificate holder in audiology precepting (CH-AP) and enjoys mentoring students, cooking spicy food, and watching stand-up comedy. Or is it that she enjoys watching food and cooking up spicy comedy?  

John A. Coverstone is a practicing audiologist in Minnesota. He has worked in hearing instrument and medical equipment manufacturing and is currently the President and CEO of Sentient Healthcare, an audiology consulting and clinical practice organization in New Brighton, MN. Dr. Coverstone served on the Board of Governors for the American Board of Audiology (ABA) and the Board of Directors of the Minnesota Academy of Audiology, Audiology Practice Standards Organization, and Sight & Hearing Association. He is the research writer for Tinnitus Today and has contributed to Feedback (now Audiology Practices), Advance for Audiologists magazine, and Audiology Today, and the Hearing Journal. Dr. Coverstone worked at KGON/KSGO (later KFXX), including hosting and producing a 1/2 hour weekly public affairs program in 1991 that ran on both stations.