Hear Us Out

"Hear Us Out" , conversations in sound and hearing with a twist, with Audiologists, Dr. Eric Sandler and Dr. Michelle Schechter. Each episode of 'Hear Us Out' explores how sound and hearing shape the human experience, from science and health to technology, culture, arts, entertainment and communication. We engage with scientists, musicians, sound professionals, actors, storytellers, pioneering healthcare providers, and many more, offering fresh perspectives on the ways sound influences our daily lives. With insights from leading experts and cultural figures, Dr. Sandler and Dr. Schechter bring their expertise as audiologists to the discussions. This podcast offers a unique perspective on the power of sound and hearing. This podcast goes way beyond hearing loss, hearing aids and balance disorders that audiology and Audiologists typically focus on. Dr. Sandler and Dr. Schechter highlight the critical role of sound and hearing in shaping human experiences. Please follow our podcast! Follow on instagram www.instagram.com/thc_audiology www.instagram.com/hearusoutpcast_official Check us out at our websites at www.hearusoutpodcast.com www.thcaudiology.com

Hear Us Out is a interviews podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 124 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  The Science of Musicians' Hearing with Music Audiologist Heather Malyuk

  Aug 3, 202657 minS2

  Musicians depend on their ears-but how do they protect them? Music audiologist Dr. Heather Malyuk joins Hear Us Out to explore the specialized world of hearing care for performers. From custom hearing protection and in-ear monitors to tinnitus, sound sensitivity, and the unique listening demands of professional musicians, Dr. Malyuk explains how artists can safeguard their hearing without compromising their craft. What makes her perspective especially unique is that she isn't just an audiologist studying music from the outside: she's a lifelong musician herself, giving her a firsthand understanding of the listening demands, challenges, and passion that come with performing. Dr. Malyuk works with musicians on everything from hearing conservation and custom hearing protection to in-ear monitors and hearing wellness. She has dedicated her career to helping artists experience music safely without losing the connection that makes it so meaningful. Follow us: www.instagram.com/thc_audiology www.hearusoutpodcast.com www.thcaudiology.com www.instagram.com/hearusoutpcast_official Follow Heather: https://www.soundcheckaudiology.com/about

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  Episode #49

  Jeff Coffin, The Joy of Listening and Finding Meaning in the Art and Science of Sound

  Jul 27, 20261h 20mS2

  What does it really mean to listen? In this episode of Hear Us Out , we welcome three-time Grammy Award-winning musician, composer, educator, producer, and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee Jeff Coffin. Best known for his work with the Dave Matthews Band and Béla Fleck & the Flecktones, Jeff has spent decades redefining what it means to create, perform, and connect through music. Our conversation begins with a question at the heart of this podcast: Where do the art and science of sound meet? From there, we explore why listening is one of the most important and often overlooked skills a musician can develop. Jeff shares his thoughts on improvisation, finding your own voice, collaborating with other artists, and the lifelong pursuit of creativity. Along the way, we dive into the unpredictable reality of performing live, discussing the moments when things don't go according to plan and how great musicians learn to embrace the unexpected. Jeff also offers fascinating insight into his experience with synesthesia, revealing how his unique perception of sound has influenced the way he creates and experiences music. As audiologists, we also discuss hearing conservation and the importance of protecting one of a musician's most valuable assets. Throughout the conversation, Jeff's curiosity, humility, and passion for music shine through, making this much more than a discussion about performing—it's a conversation about listening, creativity, and the human experience. Whether you're a musician, a Dave Matthews Band fan, an audiophile, or simply someone who appreciates thoughtful conversations, you'll come away hearing the world a little differently. Episode Sponsor: www.oaktreeproducts.com Follow us: www.instagram.com/thc_audiology www.hearusoutpodcast.com www.thcaudiology.com www.instagram.com/hearusoutpcast_official Follow Jeff: www.jeffcoffin.com www.earuprecords.com @jeffcoffinmusic

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  Jeff Brown; Behind the Sound of the Eras Tour: A Drum Tech’s Perspective

  Jul 23, 202652 minS2

  What does it take to make the biggest tour in the world sound flawless night after night? In this episode of Hear Us Out , we go behind the scenes with drum technician Jeff Brown, who worked on the record-breaking Eras Tour, to explore the hidden world of live sound at the highest level of performance. From drum setup and tuning to managing consistency across massive stadium shows, Jeff shares what it takes to support world-class musicians on tour. We dive into the realities of live performance, how sound is controlled in unpredictable environments, and the critical role drum techs play in delivering a seamless experience for both artists and audiences. If you’re interested in live music, drumming, touring, sound engineering, hearing health, or what happens behind the scenes of major concerts, this episode offers a rare look into the sound of one of the biggest productions in the world. Episode Sponsor: www.oaktreeproducts.com Follow us: www.instagram.com/thc_audiology www.hearusoutpodcast.com www.thcaudiology.com www.instagra:m.com/hearusoutpcast_official Follow Jeff: www.instagram.com/jeffbrowndrums www.instagram.com/shrugsoundstudio www.jeffbrowndrums.com

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  Episode #47

  Meet the Sirens of Just in Time on Broadway: Julia Grondin, Christine Cornish & Jessica White; Three Voices One Sound

  Jul 20, 202656 minS2

  This week on Hear Us Out we're joined by the Sirens of Just in Time-- Julia Grondin, Christine Cornish, and Jessica White-for an engaging conversation about bringing one of Broadway's most exciting musicals to life. These three performers take us behind the scenes of creating the Sirens' signature sound, blending their voices into seamless harmony while honoring the timeless music that defines the show. They share their journeys to Broadway, the friendships they've built backstage, and what audiences don't see once the curtain goes up. Their genuine friendship and effortless chemistry shine throughout the conversation as they reflect on the dedication, versatility, and resilience it takes to build a career as Broadway performer. This episode offers a fun and insightful look at the teamwork, musicianship, and joy that go into every performance of Just in Time . Episode Sponsor: www.oaktreeproducts.com Follow us: www.instagram.com/thc_audiology www.hearusoutpodcast.com www.thcaudiology.com www.instagram.com/hearusoutpcast_official See the Sirens: https://justintimebroadway.com/cast Follow Julia @juliagrondin Follow Christine :@christinecornish Follow Jessica: @jesssicawhite

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  Episode #46

  Aran Tanchum; Behind the Sounds of Film: The Art of Foley

  Jul 16, 202644 minS2

  What if most of what you hear in movies isn’t real? In this episode of Hear Us Out , we sit down with Foley mixer Aran Tanchum to explore the hidden world of sound design in film and television. From footsteps and clothing movement to the subtle sounds that make scenes feel real, Foley artists with the assistance of Foley mixer's (the recording engineer) create the everyday noises our brains rely on to believe what we’re seeing. We dive into how sound is built from scratch, why our brains accept artificial audio as reality, and what this reveals about how we process and interpret sound. Aran shares insights into the creative and technical side of Foley, breaking down how simple objects can be transformed into convincing sound effects—and why silence can be just as powerful as noise. This conversation also explores the science of hearing and perception, including how the brain prioritizes sound, how context shapes what we hear, and why certain audio cues feel more “real” than others. If you’re interested in sound design, Foley, film production, audio engineering, hearing, or the psychology of sound, this episode will change the way you experience movies—and the world around you. Follow us: www.instagram.com/thc_audiology www.hearusoutpodcast.com www.thcaudiology.com www.instagra:m.com/hearusoutpcast_official Follow Aran: www.instagram.com/thirdearaudio www.thirdearaudio.com

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