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Earvangelism

Priscilla Leigh

Health & Fitness

Frequency: 1 episode/569d. Total Eps: 37

Discover the miracles of your auditory system with Earvangelism! Join psychoaudiologist Priscilla Leigh for tales of ear wonders—stories, science, and quirky facts that prove your ears are truly mind boggling. From vocal control to emotional regulation to gut function, each episode reveals why ears are the best thing since sliced bread. Tune in to discover how auraculous you are!

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06/02/2026
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24/01/2026
#69
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23/01/2026
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22/01/2026
#62
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21/01/2026
#76

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The Auditory Memory You Didn’t Know You Had

Wednesday, January 14, 2026 • Duration 07:25

In this episode of Earvangelism, Priscilla explores echoic memory — the brief but brilliant auditory system that holds sound just long enough for meaning to emerge. Through everyday moments like multitasking conversations, hearing your name called, or processing fast speech, this episode reveals why listening isn’t as instantaneous as we think.

Echoic memory sits quietly between sound and understanding, acting as a rolling auditory buffer that allows the brain to stitch syllables into words, separate speech from noise, and make sense of sound after it’s already stopped.

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How to Be a Better Listener in 2026!

Wednesday, January 7, 2026 • Duration 08:12

As a new year begins, we all resolve to be better: better partners, friends, colleagues. In this episode of Earvangelism, Priscilla explores one of the most overlooked yet valuable ways to do that: becoming a better listener.

Drawing on 3 simple habits, this short episode looks at how listening well can start through eye contact, fewer interruptions, and ...becoming a trampoline. Small shifts can make a big difference to how people feel heard, valued, and understood.

A gentle invitation to start 2026 by listening differently and offering more value to the people around you.

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Selective Hearing: Science or Excuse?

Wednesday, October 8, 2025 • Duration 09:10

In a world full of sound, our brains are expert editors — deciding what’s worth hearing and what’s not. This episode of Earvangelism dives into the phenomenon of selective hearing: the fascinating intersection between perception and attention.

We’ll explore the neuroscience behind why some sounds capture our attention while others fade into the background. From survival instincts to modern distractions, and from romantic frustration to neural efficiency, selective hearing reveals how finely tuned — and biased — our auditory systems really are. By the end, you might rethink what it truly means to “listen.”

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Misophonia - When Everyday Sounds Drive You Mad

Wednesday, October 1, 2025 • Duration 09:14

What if everyday sounds like chewing, tapping, or breathing made your skin crawl or sent your stress levels through the roof? In this episode of Earvangelism, we dive into misophonia — a condition where ordinary sounds trigger intense emotional and physical reactions. We’ll explore what science knows so far, why it happens, and how people cope with it. Whether you’re an audiologist, a healthcare professional, or someone who struggles with sound triggers, this episode will help you understand misophonia’s impact on the brain, behaviour, and daily life.

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What Really Makes Hearing Aids Work

Wednesday, September 24, 2025 • Duration 10:52

In this episode of the Earvangelism Podcast, we unpack the key factors that determine how effective hearing aids truly are. From the degree and type of hearing loss, to the role of technology, fitting formulae, and audiologist expertise, through to the brain’s remarkable ability to adapt — we explore why success with hearing aids depends on much more than the device itself.

You’ll hear why consistency is critical, how patient feedback shapes customization, and why encouraging friends or loved ones to give their hearing aids a real try can make all the difference. Finally, we step back to remind ourselves of an important truth: no matter how advanced the technology becomes, nothing compares to the natural hearing we’re born with — which makes protecting our ears more important than ever.

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Hearing Aids 101: Styles, Tech, and How They Really Work

Wednesday, September 17, 2025 • Duration 09:30

In this episode of the Earvangelism Podcast, we dive deep into the world of hearing aids . We’ll explore what hearing aids actually are, the key components that make them work, and how modern programs adapt to different listening environments. You’ll also learn about the different styles available — from discreet in-the-canal devices to behind-the-ear models — and the differences between tubes and wires.

Whether you’re curious about how these tiny technologies restore clarity, considering hearing aids for yourself or a loved one, or simply want to understand how they enhance everyday life, this episode will give you clear insight into one of the most important tools for better hearing.

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Noise-Cancelling Headphones: Friend or Foe?

Wednesday, September 10, 2025 • Duration 09:41

They promise peace and quiet at the push of a button — but what’s really going on inside your noise-cancelling headphones? In this episode of Earvangelism, we break down how these devices actually work, why they feel so effective in loud environments, and the surprising ways they can both help and harm your ears. Are they the ultimate tool for focus and calm, or could constant use come at a cost? Tune in to find out what the science says — and how to use them wisely.

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3 Auditory Hacks to Instantly Level Up Your Public Speaking

Wednesday, September 3, 2025 • Duration 10:41

Want to keep your audience hooked from the first word to the last? In this episode of Earvangelism, I share three simple but powerful auditory hacks that make any speech more engaging and memorable. You’ll learn why repeating key phrases works like magic on the brain, how to take advantage of the primacy and recency effect by framing your openings and closings just right, and why sprinkling in more “you” pulls listeners in on a personal level.

These auditory brain-friendly strategies ensure your audience not only listens to your talk, but remembers, repeats and enjoys every word.

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Ears, ovaries & oestrogen: The surprising link

Wednesday, August 27, 2025 • Duration 09:16

What do your ears have to do with your ovaries? More than you might think. In this episode, we dive into the fascinating connection between the auditory system and oestrogen, exploring how hormones influence hearing, balance, and overall ear health — and what this means for women across the lifespan. From puberty to menopause, the ear is listening to more than just sound; it’s responding to your hormones too.

Join me as we uncover this overlooked link between two seemingly distant systems — and why understanding it could change the way we think about women’s health.

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Stop Speaking About Hearing Loss in Percentages!

Wednesday, August 20, 2025 • Duration 07:33

When patients tell me, “I’ve lost 50% of my hearing,” I know what they mean — but in audiology, that statement doesn’t really mean much.

In this episode of Earvangelism, I unpack why talking about hearing loss in percentages creates confusion, and what language actually helps audiologists understand your hearing health. We’ll explore:

Why “percent hearing loss” isn’t a standard measure in audiology
The terms that truly matter: severity in decibels, affected frequencies, type of hearing loss, and which ear is involved
How speaking the right “hearing language” makes diagnosis and treatment more accurate

If you’ve ever struggled to explain your hearing to a professional, this episode will give you the vocabulary to be heard...and understood.

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