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MED-EL Podcast

MED-EL Medical Electronics

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This is the official audio podcast of MED-EL. This podcast is designed as a learning tool and is a convenient way for professionals to update themselves on the new developments in hearing solutions. Join our channel and be the first to hear what we are up to.
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Gold Medel Thoughts

Ethan Medel

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I am in high school. The topics that I will discuss on here, will also be discussed in my class. I will go in depth about topics I talk about. And I will try my best to justify my thoughts. Cover art photo provided by Patrick Tomasso on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/@impatrickt
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The Wild Initiative

The Wild Initiative, LLC

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Podcasts and stories to inform and inspire your passion for the outdoors, hunting and fishing. Don’t let present circumstance limit your initiative for the wild. Listen now for tips, tactics and wisdom from the most informative and inspiring men and women in the outdoors such as Jim Shockey, Remi Warren, Randy Newberg, Laura Zerra, Corey Jacobsen, Paul “ElkNut” Medel, Jana Waller, Fred Eichler, Brian Call, Kristy Titus, Ted Nugent, Hannah Barron and Donnie Vincent. The Wild Initiative is a m ...
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Lester and Kynan attempt to explain, evaluate, enlighten and elucidate the Academy Award-winning film, Everything Everywhere All At Once, minute by multiversal minute! Now, you may only see a couple of chuckleheads trying to talk about a movie and getting distracted by all the cool references and easter eggs…but we see a story! Follow us through the multiverse as we explore each individual minute of this amazing film!
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Henderson Outdoors

Jason Henderson

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I like to share Information. Pretty much anything outdoors related. I've been playing outdoors my entire life. For the last 15 years I've worked as a Guide for Boss Outfitting and spent the past decade as a member of the Rapala Prostaff Team in Alberta. I hunt I fish and I camp. I talk about what I know and get in some guests who know some areas better than me. Thanks for checking us out😀
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On this episode: What is Waymond up to? Despairing Joy and hints of Jobu Misery loves company, and mental illness loves ME! The history of Barney Google, the googol, Google, and googly eyes! Evelyn is a mood How do I do....what? from BIPO! Waymond has become THE MATRIX! ...and MORE! extra music by Kevin MaCleod --- Learn more about supporting this …
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On this episode: How long has Gong Gong been with us? Other people count sheep, Gong Gong counts disappointments We meet Debbie the Dog Mom, played by Jenny Slate! Didja hear what they're doing in Springfield?! Marcel the Shell sells seashells at the seashore (with shoes on.) Pinocchio's Labyrinth We meet Rick, played by Biff Wiff! pickled peckers.…
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Jane Opie, a Senior Research Audiologist for MED-EL, introduces the topic of aging and hearing loss to our rehab series. Here we discuss a range of issues, including the challenges of early diagnosis and intervention, the cognitive impact of hearing loss, relevant research, assessment tools, and ideas and tips for rehabilitation. Weblinks Access ou…
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On this episode of Every Minute Of Everything Everywhere All At Once: Evelyn turns into a kitchen! Becky makes Evelyn and Gong Gong do a trust fall! Bad Michael Caine impressions Bad Edward G. Robinson impressions Extremely accurate George Lucas impressions Stairs make GREAT shelves (but it doesn't work the other way!) Gather ye rosebuds while ye m…
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On this episode of Every Minute Of Everything Everywhere All At Once: It's all Becky all the time! Happy little circles! "Fire sometimes lit, but sometimes mid, bruh." Everybody Loves Waymond (didn't we already do this joke?) How To Win Friends And Save The Multiverse Two pots for spaghetti? Crazy! Did YOU catch that wholesome can of DANIEL'S Soup?…
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On this episode of Every Minute Of Everything Everywhere All At Once: The Teppanyaki Universe, aka....... I LOVE Kubrick films! Like...... I do a REAL LIFE spit take! This summons is DIRE! We meet Joy! And Stephanie Hsu! We meet Becky! And Tallie Medel! I have used that dryer! Shout out to Majers Coin Laundry in San Fernando, CA! Stephanie Hsu's au…
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On this episode of Every Minute Of Everything Everywhere All At Once: Plato says SOCRATES says.... What is "bank?" Kynan pitches his COUSIN'S podcast??? "I'm not confused, I just don't know what's going on!" EVERY party is Gong Gong's party! Listeners, you are our Gong Gong ...and more! --- Learn more about supporting this podcast by becoming a mem…
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On this minute of Every Minute of Everything Everywhere All At Once: We meet Michelle Yeoh AND Evelyn Wang! Squaring the circles......and circling the squares! Somebody PLEASE make a "Where's Evelyn" book! You thought we WEREN'T gonna talk about Mrs. Doubtfire? Michelle Yeoh wasn't a Bond Girl... Pierce Brosnan was a Yeoh Boy. We meet Ke Huy Quan a…
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In our seventh episode, NASUWT National Official Mike Corbett speaks to Darren Northcott the NASUWT National Official for Education about the UNCRC. They delve into all aspects of it from the basics to the implications for behaviour management. NASUWT Code of Conduct: The NASUWT is committed to ensuring that all members, representatives, staff, vis…
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Welcome to Every Minute of Everything Everywhere All At Once, a show where we attempt to explain, evaluate, enlighten and elucidate the Academy Award-winning film, Everything Everywhere All At Once, minute by multiversal minute! Now, you may only see a couple of chuckleheads trying to talk about a movie and getting distracted by all the cool refere…
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Lester and Kynan attempt to explain, evaluate, enlighten, and elucidate the Academy Award-winning film Everything Everywhere All At Once, minute by multiversal minute! Now, you may only see a couple of chuckleheads trying to talk about a movie and getting distracted by all the cool references and easter eggs…but we see a story! Follow us through th…
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In our sixth episode, NASUWT National Official Mike Corbett speaks Leanne McGuire the chair of the Glasgow City Parents Group on the back of their successful march against education cuts. NASUWT Code of Conduct: The NASUWT is committed to ensuring that all members, representatives, staff, visitors, contractors and other third parties behave in a co…
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In the final episode, hosts Alex and Lukas from the Product Management Team meet up with specialist Natalie Teakle to explore the crucial role of digital tools in achieving optimal performance through rehabilitation. Join the discussion as they shine a light onto how these tools simplify the journey for both professionals and patients. Natalie also…
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In the fourth episode, hosts Alex and Lukas from the Product Management Team talk about the new features of MAESTRO 10, focusing on patient-centric remote care and fitting solutions. Explore the latest advancements designed to facilitate remote patient support and streamline workflows for clinics, saving valuable time. Additionally, they explore th…
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In the third episode, hosts Alex and Lukas from the Product Management Team sit down with expert Nikola Ivanovic to explore enhancements in the latest version of OTOPLAN. Discover how these new features streamline the planning process for individualized otological surgery, making it more accessible than ever before. Join the conversation on the pot…
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In the second episode, hosts Alex and Lukas from the Product Management Team engage in a conversation with specialist Marina Martin-Ballestero about the complexities and anxieties involved in choosing a cochlear implant. Explore the invaluable role of mentoring and fostering connections, as they talk about platforms like Hearpeers. This patient-dri…
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Alex and Lukas from Product Management provide an overview of MED-EL’s digital care ecosystem. They will talk about how digital tools and services can make the lives of professionals and their patients easier along the entire patient journey. From finding information on hearing solutions all the way to reaching peak performance through individualiz…
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In our fifth episode, NASUWT Policy Official Tara Lillis speaks to Scottish campaigner and co founder of the Time For Inclusive Education (TIE) charity. NASUWT Code of Conduct: The NASUWT is committed to ensuring that all members, representatives, staff, visitors, contractors and other third parties behave in a courteous manner at all times when en…
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In our fourth episode, NASUWT National Official Mike Corbett speaks to Shadow Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills and MSP for Glasgow Pam Duncan-Glancy. NASUWT Code of Conduct: The NASUWT is committed to ensuring that all members, representatives, staff, visitors, contractors and other third parties behave in a courteous manner at all times …
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In our second episode, NASUWT Scotland Organiser speaks to NASUWT National Official and former classroom teacher Mike Corbett on the plans for the year ahead for the NASUWT in Scotland. NASUWT Code of Conduct: The NASUWT is committed to ensuring that all members, representatives, staff, visitors, contractors and other third parties behave in a cour…
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In our second episode, NASUWT Scotland Policy Official Tara Lillis speaks to NASUWT activist and classroom teacher Sara Medel Jiménez. She is also a member of the Scottish Trades Union Congress Black Workers Committee. NASUWT Code of Conduct: The NASUWT is committed to ensuring that all members, representatives, staff, visitors, contractors and oth…
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Peter Grasso and Florian Feichtner talk to Marcus Schmidt about how the clinical support they provide increases reliability: they work in multidisciplinary teams to aid clinicians along the entire patient pathway, answer questions, make expert recommendations, and provide training. Weblinks: (free professional myMED-EL login required, sign up at ht…
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MED-EL’s audio processors have low average monthly repair rates, but sometimes issues do arise. Audiological scientist Katherine Wilson, Peter Konecny, and Manfred Pieber discuss design aspects that keep this number low - such as analyzing weakness in devices that do break and improving them with each new generation - and how devices are serviced r…
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MRI is a very common medical procedure for both otological and non-otological reasons, so it shouldn’t have complications or be painful for hearing implant recipients. Dr. Ingo Todt and Dr. Martin Zimmerling talk to Manfred Pieber about the features of MED-EL implants that reduce or eliminate complications - such as magnet dislocation - during MRI:…
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Prof. Dr. Kristen Rak and Patrick Müller talk to Marcus Schmidt about their clinical experiences with the VIBRANT SOUNDBRIDGE, the active middle ear implant that has been on the market the longest. They discuss its simplicity and flexibility, the characteristics that ensure its reliability, and the importance of considering feedback from surgeons w…
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BONEBRIDGE is different from other bone conduction devices. Prof. Georg Sprinzl, Christine Mühlöcker, and Marcus Schmidt discuss how design differences allow BONEBRIDGE to provide outstanding safety and reliability to users, along with what makes it an ideal choice for pediatric patients. The BCI 602 implant has a robust transducer, a low profile, …
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Speech and language therapist Pedro Brás da Silva and Joanna Shepherd talk to Manfred Pieber about the aspects of reliability that are especially important for children with cochlear implants. Receiving quality sound all day is crucial to children’s learning and development, so having a reliable audio processor and implant is therefore essential. W…
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In our first episode, NASUWT National Official Mike Corbett speaks to behaviour management specialist Tom Bennett. Tom was a teacher in the East End of London for thirteen years. Currently he is the Director and founder of researchED, an Independent Behaviour Advisor to the Department for Education and recently chaired their Behaviour Management Gr…
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Prof. Dr. med. Sebastian Schmerber and Dr. Anandhan Dhanasingh talk to Manfred Pieber about how the design features of MED-EL’s flexible, free-fitting, straight FLEX series electrode arrays contribute to implant safety and reliability by reducing the occurrence of common problems such as tip fold-over, scalar deviation, and migration and also prese…
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Comparing manufacturer reliability data can be difficult. Surgeon and researcher Sumit Agrawal and MED-EL reliability expert Manfred Pieber share their professional insights into this topic with Marcus Schmidt. Clinical studies on reliability can also provide valuable insights into implant manufacturers. Weblinks: Refer to pages 4-14 and 32 after d…
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Hearing implant reliability starts with the design process. Dominik Hammerer and Bernhard Jamnig talk to Manfred Pieber about new device development and steps in the manufacturing process that contribute to reliability, including feasibility, hermeticity, impact, environmental, and vibration testing that ensure all requirements are met. Results fro…
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Since reliability is an important topic for hearing implant recipients and surgeons, MED-EL publishes reliability reports regularly. But there is more to reliability than high cumulative survival rates. Manfred Pieber and Marcus Schmidt discuss the aspects of design and technology that contribute to implant and audio processor safety and reliabilit…
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For us to understand how the brain can adapt to a cochlear implant, Prof. Michael Dorman, PhD, explains the complex topics of tonotopicity and brain plasticity in simple words. He also describes how we can support the brain so there is a greater chance to optimize the hearing outcome.Από τον MED-EL
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Dr. Michael Canfarotta explains how, in the majority of cases, the cochlear implant program in his clinic can perform full electrode insertion with the longest commercial CI electrode in the field when the individualized measurement for each cochlear duct length was accounted for.Από τον MED-EL
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In this episode, Prof. Van de Heyning shares 3 harmful results which could occur when an electrode is inserted into the cochlea and how we can prevent it. He also discusses why straight electrodes are a suitable and preferable choice for robotic and CI surgery.Από τον MED-EL
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The differences between the two main types of cochlear implant electrode arrays are explained in this episode by Dr. Hans Thomeer. Specifically, how these two electrode designs and surgical approaches can affect translocation after the electrode insertion, and what might be a better option.Από τον MED-EL
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Charles Spiegel, co-owner and co-host of Target Rich Environment TV, Helihunter, and Three Curl Outfitters, joins Sam on The Wild Initiative to delve into the world of feral hogs, their origin, and the imperative need to control their population. Charles provides insights into the rise of these non-native hogs in Texas, from their domestication to …
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Lilian Mremi, a native and game scout of The Rungwa Game Reserve, Tanzania, Africa, joins Sam on The Wild Initiative to provide a unique perspective as a professional African game scout. She shares how her journey into this role began, inspired by her uncle's occupation as a wildlife commander. In this podcast, Lilian and Sam discuss the misconcept…
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Captain Zachariah Rollins, host of Along the Keel, joins Sam on The Wild Initiative to dive deep into his world of offshore fishing and the captivating life of a captain. With a family history rooted in generations of sou’wester-wearing longliners off the Rhode Island coast, Zach's journey into the realm of fishing commenced at the tender age of 10…
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Sue Tidwell, author of Cries of the Savanna, embarks on a riveting journey with Sam on The Wild Initiative to share her profound love for hunting and conservation in the heart of Africa. Sue's story unfolds against the backdrop of a childhood in a hunting family, but her personal hunting adventures didn't kick off until she met her husband in the u…
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Dan Cabela, executive director of the Cabela Family Foundation, joins Sam on The Wild Initiative to explore the profound connection between hunting and conservation. Growing up immersed in hunting and outdoor activities, Dan shares his journey from small game hunting to his passionate love for hunting in Africa. He delves into the critical role hun…
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Britné Prosser, friend and long-time supporter of the podcast, joins Sam on The Wild Initiative in an engaging conversation about her journey as a female hunter, a newcomer to the world of hunting, and a mom who balances her love for the outdoors with family life. Britné shares her initial inspiration for hunting and recalls her first hunting exper…
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