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The Force is back. And it’s as powerful and persuasive as ever.
Who better than actor James Earl Jones to handle the narration in the American Speech Language Hearing Association’s new public service campaign?
The television, radio and print effort, created by August, Lang & Husak in Bethesda, Md., is designed to educate consumers about so-called “communication disorders.”
“How to destroy your ears slowly” is the tagline of one of the spots depicting a set of stereo headphones.
More than 42 million Americans are afflicted with a variety of such potentially debilitating conditions, including stuttering, hearing loss and aphasia (difficulty in speaking or comprehending speech, typically triggered by stroke).
“Today he spoke his first words.
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