The Hearing Matters Podcast: Hearing Aids, Hearing Technology and Tinnitus
Welcome to the #1 Hearing Aid & Hearing Health Podcast with Blaise M. Delfino, M.S. - HIS! We combine education, entertainment, and all things hearing aid-related in one ear-pleasing package!
In each episode, we'll unravel the mysteries of the auditory system, decode the latest advancements in hearing technology, and explore the unique challenges faced by individuals with hearing loss. But don't worry, we promise our discussions won't go in one ear and out the other!
From heartwarming personal stories to mind-blowing research breakthroughs, the Hearing Matters Podcast is your go-to destination for all things related to hearing health. Get ready to laugh, learn, and join a vibrant community that believes that hearing matters - because it truly does!
The Hearing Matters Podcast: Hearing Aids, Hearing Technology and Tinnitus
Latest Episodes
What Is Auracast? Bluetooth Audio for Hearing Aids & Earbuds
What is Auracast, and why does it matter for hearing aids, earbuds, cochlear implants, and public venues?In this Friday Audiogram, Blaise Delfino, M.S. - HIS speaks with Mikey Shaffer, Vice President of North American Sales at
Auracast Is Here: Bluetooth’s Hearing Access Revolution
Auracast may be one of the biggest shifts in hearing accessibility, Bluetooth audio, and assistive listening technology in decades.In this episode of the Hearing Matters Podcast, Blaise Delfino, M.S. - HIS speaks with
How Hearing Aids Improve Relationships: Ending Effortful Listening and Hearing Clearly Again
Hearing loss does not just affect volume — it affects relationships, confidence, communication, and quality of life.In this episode of the Hearing Matters Podcast, Blaise Delfino, M...
How A Rare Ear Condition Sparked A National Fight For Hearing Coverage
A single sentence can change a family’s future: “You’ve got one good ear, that’s enough.” We sit down with Melissa Tumblin, founder of EarCommunity.org, to unpack why that belief harms kids and adults with microtia, aural atresia, and unilatera...
Fan Mail
I am 74 and just had a test for auditory processing disorder and had substantial loss. At my age I finally at least got an answer why I had trouble my entire life. My first hearing test was as a child and I had two as an adult and was told my hearing was fine. I got hearing aids in the spring but has not really helped in noise. My test was done at St Louis Speech and Hearing Center, associated with Washington University. Enjoying your podcasts.
Imperial, Missouri
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