A podcast about changing how we understand and talk about stuttering, one conversation at a time.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 67 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsRelationshipsSociety & Culture |
John Stossel, renowned TV personality and reporter, shares the challenges he faced in his broadcast journalism career and what led him to seek help with his fluency. more
Swathi grew up in India speaking multiple languages. She talks with Maya about how her stuttering influenced interactions, often prompting language shifts. Transitioning into her career as a software engineer, Swathi finds solace in a supportive work... more
Jayne Amelia Larson is an actor, voiceover artist, bestselling author and podcaster. Jayne shares with Maya her journey of covert stuttering and her struggle with being open about her stutter over the course of her career. more
This episode is Part 2 of Proud Stutter's official launch party and reading in Los Angeles to celebrate its comic book, MY STUTTER: LIFE OF VERBAL TURBULENCE. more
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I had some teachers kind of sneak me into some random sessions with a speech therapist in elementary school, because I was in another program they didn’t think applied to me. I wasn’t really sure what I was in speech therapy for, because I didn’t have a lisp or anything. I didn’t notice my own stutter much at that time. I was painfully shy and for a long time associated it with being meek and unsure. more
As a 38 year old queer stutterer I’ve always found masking to be a huge part of my identity. For the first time in my life I now disclose that I’m verbally diverse to colleagues and friends and am learning to embrace my stutter as a positive part of who I am. Thank you so much for the work you put into this podcast and for raising awareness of something that is so misunderstood. I’m not exaggerating when I say you’ve changed my life
This podcast is very informative and important today.I have never heard anyone talk about people who have trouble talking before. Really helps for people like me and you.keep up the great work.
It’s a great show and it is very inspiring to hear about all these people who are all proud of themselves and their stutters! I love all the episodes so pls keep making them! This pod is so fire ♥️♥️♥️
Excellent. Changing how we understand and talk about stuttering. more
Apple Podcasts | #155 | South Africa/Society & Culture/Personal Journals |
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