Miss Good Ear is Back! Join Mary Caitlin as she navigates the world of college applications and admissions, reflecting on her own journey and personal challenges, including her hearing challenges.

In this PodCast, Mary Caitlin invites Author, Speaker, and Digital Influencer, Harlan Cohen https://www.instagram.com/harlancohen/ https://www.tiktok.com/@helpmeharlan?lang=en to share insights and advice on this transitional and transformative phase for any young person.

Over the past 25 years, Harlan Cohen has helped students, parents, and professionals navigate change and "Get Comfortable with the Uncomfortable." Harlan has visited over 500 High Schools, Colleges and Universities and has written a total of 7 books. His second book, "The Naked Roommate: And 107 Other Issues" is a New York Times Best Seller about transitioning to College Life and it has over 1,000,000 Copies in Print.

In this Episode, Mary Caitlin and Harlan discuss the following topics:

• Advocating for Yourself (5:45)
• The Universal Rejection Truth (9:15)
• 1st Year College Challenges (20:54)
• Surrounding Yourself With Kind People (30:51)
• Prepare to be Lonely - Get Comfortable with the uncomfortable (32:11)
• Service above Self (42:07)
• Mean People Are Really Boring (51:40)

Get ready for an engaging and informative discussion on education, personal growth, and overcoming obstacles.

In her very first podcast interview, Miss Good Ear speaks with Dr. Marie Hartman, who is now the Executive Director of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program at Columbia University's Teacher's College. Dr. Hartman reflects upon her 44 year career as an Educator and opens up about how she chose this Carrer path, the changes in technology and educational policies that she has seen over the years and what improvements she'd like to see, going forward and her vision for a brighter future. This is a podcast episode you won't want to miss.

Join Mary Caitlin Cronin - aka "Miss Good Ear" - as she hosts this Podcast which is designed to inform, empower, support and advocate for the 9 Million Kids, Teens, and Young Adults who are hearing challenged in the United States.