- Self-Care Tipsby B RadIn a world driven by noise, we are constantly struggling to hear. We actively listen like pros and we wear hearing aids like it’s our job. We rely on nonverbal cues and we shift our heads from side to side to home in on voices or environmental noise that’ll help us hear voices more clearly… Read more: Self-Care Tips
- Disclosing During Interviewsby B RadBrad is flying solo this week. To disclose or not to disclose: that is the question. Or is it? This week I’m going to talk about disclosing my hearing loss during job interviews. I’ve had the good karma to have only had a handful of jobs in my life. I got my first job at… Read more: Disclosing During Interviews
- Episode 58- Reese’s Lawby B RadThis week, we delve into Reese’s Law – an important law, but with a complete oversight regarding hearing aid battery packaging.
- Kintsugi and Griefby JulieKintsugi is a style of Japanese pottery that repairs broken bowls and the like not by hiding where it’s been broken but highlighting where it’s been broken. With gold. This week, Julie chose to explore the concept of Kinstugi as it relates to grief, while Brad connected Kinstugi to his hearing loss. My friend, co-conspirator,… Read more: Kintsugi and Grief
- Kintsugi and Bionic Earsby B RadKintsugi is a style of Japanese pottery that repairs broken bowls and the like not by hiding where it’s been broken but highlighting where it’s been broken. With gold. (Source) I love that idea. Who among us hasn’t been broken; physically, mentally, or emotionally? Life can be hard, life can be unfair, life can be… Read more: Kintsugi and Bionic Ears
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