Episode 10: I'm not angry, I'm clear. FINAL EPISODE
In this final episode of Evidence and Argument, Dr. Ianessa Humbert describes why she's moving on from speech–language pathology, and Drs. Harold and Humbert close the Evidence and Argument podcast.
11 Aug 2021
Episode 9b: Ask about The Fears and Dramas
In this one-year anniversary episode series, Drs. Humbert and Harold answer: "What are your fears for our field?" and "What dramas have you experienced in our field?"
11 Aug 2021
Episode 9a: Ask about The Joys
In this one-year anniversary episode series, Drs. Humbert and Harold answer: "What joys have you experienced in our field?" and "What is the best part of being in our field, for you?"
19 Apr 2021
Episode 8: “Who, me!?”: Solutions are easy, but nobody wants to do them.
In this episode, we being to brainstorm solutions for some of the top problems SLPs voice concerns about, and welcome you all to join us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to share your solutions as well. After this episode, you may come to align "easy" with possible, not painless.
19 Apr 2021
Episode 7: “We’re struggling over here”: SLPs’ top four problems, and why they're not fixed
In this episode, we talk: training and expertise, perceived value and respect, caseload/workload/productivity, and money. We try to dig deeper than the basic bitching that happens on social media, to unearth the explanations for and connections among our problems. After all, there cannot be solutions without attempting to understand the problems in the first place.
19 Apr 2021
Episode 6: “But I meant well”: The history of our field and our f*ck-ups
In this episode, Drs. Harold and Humbert discuss the history of speech–language pathology, and unearth some truths and trends that will shock you. But also explain exactly why we are where we are today as a field. Understanding our problems and pain points today, after all, only makes sense when you realize how we got here.
8 Oct 2020
Episode 5: You are not in charge of your own brain
In this episode, Meredith and Ianessa discuss how businesses and social media influencers have a surprising amount of power over what clinicians think and buy.
8 Oct 2020
Episode 4: Are barriers to EBP mind-over-matter or matter-over-mind?
Join us with special guests Summer Loehr, MA, CCC-SLP & Will Farnham, MS, CCC-SLP, for a discussion-turned-collegial dispute about whether clinicians do not align with EBP because they themselves are the barriers or because external obstacles (i.e. time, resources) far outweigh individual determination.
29 Jul 2020
Episode 3: Thrown to the Wolves (or, How to Deal with Pseudoscience, Charlatans, Know-It-Alls, and Internet Assholes)
Once our CSD students graduate (and throughout their careers), they encounter an incredible amount of information and misinformation. And it's presented to them in many forms, including pseudoscientific nonsense, from charlatans trying to make a buck, and from know-it-alls and internet assholes who you perhaps can't decide if you should trust or not. How do we know who to trust? Can you skirt misinformation in our field by learning how to better understand people as barriers?
28 Jul 2020
Episode 2: Is the Evidence Gap in Our Field Graduate Programs' Fault?
Everyone's looking for someone to blame for the disconnect between our field's research and clinical practice. Where does that disconnect come from? Is someone or some process at fault? Could it be our graduate programs? Listen to Drs. Harold and Humbert discuss this, then join us on Facebook or Twitter to continue the conversation.
27 Jul 2020
Episode 1: Nobody Knows Shit
In this episode, we chat about how to identify both what you do and don't know. This episode is about bias, uncertainty, and expertise. And sets the stage for the type of thinking and questioning that will be a theme throughout this podcast. Learn more at www.evidenceandargument.com
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