Archie's Cochlear Implant Lab
Hear Here Podcast
The Hear Here Podcast is based out of the Archie's Cochlear Implant Lab at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada. The show is hosted by Audiologist and senior scientist, Karen Gordon and co-hosted with Dr. Sharon Cushing and Dr. Blake Papsin, Otolaryngologists at the Hospital for Sick Children. The goal with these discussions is to explore new ideas that may help people use devices like cochlear implants to hear.
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19. sep. 2026
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#2: Hearing Lessons from an Engineer with Dr. Deniz Başkent 23.06.2022 32:17
Dr. Deniz Başkent, Professor at Groningen University tells us why she has the perfect name for hearing research, why communication is intriguing to study, and how robots became part of her team. Episode #2 Transcript dB SPL Lab
#1 Binaural Hearing: The Where and Why with Dr. Ruth Litovsky 23.06.2022 30:59
Dr. Ruth Litovsky, Chair and Professor, Communication Sciences and Disorders, University of Wisconsin-Madison, is our guest for the first ever episode of the Hear Here Podcast. She shares her thoughts on binaural hearing, bilateral cochlear implantation, and the importance of mentorship and sharing ideas. Episode #1 Transcript Dr. Ruth Litovsky’s Profile Binaural Hearing and Speech Lab
Hear Here Podcast Trailer 22.06.2022 3:39
Welcome to the Hear Here Podcast! We are based out of the Archie's Cochlear Implant Lab at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada. The goal of this podcast is to explore, discuss and learn about new ideas that may help people use devices like cochlear implants to hear. Trailer Transcript
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