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The Optical Journal Podcast

Daniel Feldman - The Optical Journal

The Optical Journal podcast is a weekly show about newsmakers, artists, artisans, marketers, opticians, and optometrists who make optical better.

PublishesWeeklyEpisodes269Founded6 years ago
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Latest Episodes

Daniel speaks with Elaine Grisdale, Director of Development at the International Opticians Association about the upcoming SILMO Singapore Trade Show. more

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7 days ago

Daniel speaks with Ashley Mills about the last Vision Expo East in New York City, VEE 2024!

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21 days ago

Daniel speaks with Eline De Munck, the owner of Odette Lunnetes. more

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a month ago

Daniel speaks with Carrie Wilson, Matt Smith, and Bradie Husser about the upcoming SIOS show taking place on April 20 near Dallas Texas. more

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2 months ago

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 20 ratings
  • Loving this podcast!!

    I'm loving this show from Daniel! He provides great insight on the world of optics and keeps things interesting.

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    5
    Marisa J2
    United States4 years ago
  • Relevant and interesting

    Love hearing about all aspects of the optical world! Thanks Daniel!

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    5
    Lanwowww
    United States6 years ago

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