Eddie Poe

Ears to the Ground

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Ears to the Ground is an internal podcast series celebrating the people behind Cochlear North America's shared work and mission to transform lives through hearing. In each episode, we sit down with employees from across the organization to learn more about their roles, teams, and how their day-to-day work helps bring Cochlear's mission to life. From manufacturing and customer support to clinical, commercial, and corporate teams, Ears to the Ground highlights the many ways CNA employees contribute to our shared aspiration of reaching 1.5 million people globally with hearing loss by 2033 . Thes...

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Eddie Poe

Episodes

Frontlines of Connection: A Look at Field Sales 13.05.2026 23:35

Welcome to Ears to the Ground, an internal podcast series celebrating the people behind Cochlear North America's mission to transform lives through hearing. In this episode, we're joined by Megan Butcher and Namita Gehani , who each bring years of hands-on experience supporting clinics, recipients, and families at Cochlear. Megan and Namita work directly with clinic partners and provide...

First Line of Impact: Inside Customer Service 12.03.2026 22:04

Welcome to Ears to the Ground, an internal podcast series celebrating the people behind Cochlear North America's mission to transform lives through hearing. In this first episode, we sit down with teammates Tiffany Hill and Yaney Alvarado , who serve as the voice of Cochlear for recipients, families, and healthcare providers reaching out with questions, concerns, and needs. Tiffany and Yane...

1.5 Million Reasons: Introducing Ears to the Ground 10.03.2026 4:23

Welcome to the teaser episode of Ears to the Ground , a new podcast series celebrating the people behind Cochlear North America's mission to transform lives through hearing. In this introduction, host Eddie Poe sits down with Cochlear North America President Lisa Aubert to explore the vision behind our 1.5 million reasons aspiration and why sharing stories across our organization matters now...