Announcement Tinnitus Talk Podcast Launched!

This announcement comes somewhat after the fact, but for those of you who didn’t yet notice: We launched our very own podcast series!

Tinnitus Talk is a podcast on all things tinnitus.
We aim to engage and inform you, bringing you fresh insights and updates on research, treatments, personal experiences and public awareness. Our hosts – who all have tinnitus themselves – interview tinnitus researchers, healthcare providers and advocates, and bring you real life stories from tinnitus patients.

New Podcast Sub-Forum
We created a dedicated sub-forum called Podcast, where we will publish a thread for each episode, so that you can discuss after listening.

You can also:

• Provide your ideas and suggestions for future episodes

Listen to Tinnitus Talk on:

• Tinnitus Talk Podcast (episode listings include timestamps and transcripts)
  
• SoundCloud
• iTunes
• Spotify

We put a lot of time and effort into our podcast!
There's a lot more that goes into creating a podcast than you might think. Check out below an overview of the number of volunteer hours that go into just one episode.



Would you support us financially?
Podcasts are not created out of thin air. Apart from the 100s of volunteer hours that go into this, we spend money on it as well - partly out of our own pockets, since we operate on a very limited budget. Please find below a breakdown of costs for 2019.



We set up a Patreon page for listeners who would like to directly support the podcast with financial donations. Patreon is a crowdfunding membership platform where creators can run a subscription content service, build relationships and provide exclusive experiences to their subscribers, or "patrons".

BECOME A PATRON!

 

Aw man. I wish I could afford to support on the max tier.

I'd like to do a podcast with you sometime or something.

Heck, I'd be happy to just talk a bit some evening.

 

He comes on about every 2-4 weeks, @Hazel.

I expect he'll see this by the beginning of next month, latest.

 

Oh, hello! No worries.

I'd love to be a part still. Due to the heat I will not be able to use my recording setup during summer, but once Autumn rolls around things should be in better order.

Where do I contact you when such a proper time comes?

 

Hi @Hazel - do all the Patreon podcasts come with subtitles (captions)?

What about the live events, do you have auto generated captions on those too?

If not I guess I can download a 3rd party Chrome plugin.

 

Hi @Hazel - thanks for the reply!

Did you ever consider YouTube for Patreon supporters?

I say this as I use YouTube a lot (usually over 2 hours a day) and the auto generated captions are 95% good enough 95% of the time. YouTube has been nothing short of a huge entertainment source as I can't listen comfortably to artificial audio, and their auto captions on almost every video (for free) has been amazing. I feel I can watch almost any video and follow along very well.

I use Teams for work. It has automated captions, and they are pretty decent BUT very annoyingly the user cannot just switch them on for group meetings. A one-on-one call yes, but group meetings no. The meeting organiser must switch these captions on before every session - but they do work well.

 

Many thanks for this @Hazel.

I have just joined and just watched the interview with Dr. Josef Rauschecker with the Vimeo auto captions and I was able to follow along just fine

A really good interview and really encouraging to hear how committed he is to finding a cure and his imminent and future plans for the various studies he is involved with, especially in San Diego if they can get the approval to include tinnitus patients.

I really do recommend everyone to go join and check it out!

 

Did you join Patreon and then just accessed the Rauschecker interview under the podcast category?

 

Yes, exactly.