Kate Watson

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285 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 4d ago

Kate Watson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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G'day, I'm Kate Watson.
Dr.
Simon Carlisle is an internationally renowned auditory neuroscientist.
He has a PhD in neuroscience from the University of Sydney.
He spent decades studying how our brains process sound in noisy, complex environments.
Most recently, Simon joined Google Research in Australia as a senior staff research scientist.
Dr.
Carlisle, you've given me permission to call you Simon.
Welcome to the podcast.
Thank you very much.
understand what you're about to talk to us about.
I want you to share the personal story of your dad.
I've watched you talk about this in the in a TEDx talk and I think it just sets a real, you know, human element to what we're about to discuss.
And your dad is so not alone.
One point five billion people around the world suffer some form of hearing loss.
So this is a very big problem.
I mean, the bit I was trying to wrap my head around is that a hearing aid helps you hear better.
It sort of turns up the volume.
The problem you're trying to solve for is isolating different sounds so that people are able your brain is able to sort those into something coherent.
Is that a good way to put
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