
Changing how you think about stuttering.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 54 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Categories | CoursesSelf-ImprovementEducation | ||||

Marc Winski joins Chaya Goldstein-Schuff to discuss his role in teaching Rhenzy Feliz (Victor) from the HBO MAX globally acclaimed series – THE PENGUIN – how to stutter authentically, and the game-changing impact it has on people who stutter and the ... more
For National Stuttering Awareness Week (NSAW), Ben Goldstein and Mark O’Malia join Chaya Goldstein-Schuff to talk about what it takes to talk about stuttering. Mark and Ben share their stories about what when they started talking about stuttering, ho... more
Caryn Herring joins Chaya Goldstein-Schuff to discuss her response in the New York Times article, Trump’s Biden Mockery Upsets People Who Stutter: ‘We’ve Heard This Before. Caryn shares her concerns about the bullying of stuttering on a global stage ... more
JJJJJerome Ellis joins Chaya Goldstein-Schuff to talk about stuttering as an heirloom, something “precious and worthy of being cherished.” Jerome shares how he came about reframing the inherited genetic trait from something negative to positive and h... more
Dr. Derek Daniels joins Chaya Goldstein-Schuff to talk about stuttering and the hats he wears as a researcher, supervisor, clinician, and person who stutters.
Dr. Daniels shares his path to researching marginalized identities of people who stutter... more
Ward Jarvis joins Dr. Chris Constantino to discuss the Stuttering Yips and the mental side of stuttering.
Ward Jarvis is a performance coach on the PGA Tour focusing mainly on the mental side of preparation and execution. Ward has coached multiple... more
Dr. Chris Constantino joins Peter Reitzes to discuss facing old stuttering patterns, how stuttering has helped with public speaking skills, and the mitzvah of stuttering.
Peter Reitzes is president of StutterTalk.
Dr. Chris Constantino is an assist... more
Dori Holte joins Chaya Goldstein-Schuff to discuss her newest book “Voices Unearthed: The Impact of Childhood Intervention on Those Who Continue to Stutter.” Dori shares her motivation to write this book, her hopes for the outcomes for parents of chi... more
Highly recommended for anyone who stutters or with interest in stuttering. So many great episodes touching on the various challenges stuttering brings to a person’s life. Truly inspiring.
Thank you for all that you do; for sharing so many different aspects of Stuttering / Stammering to help educate us all. It really has opened my eyes to learn & understand more, dispelling myths about Stammering.
I had the great opportunity of being on StutterTalk recently to discuss my film WHEN I STUTTER. Chaya took painstaking care to ensure that my experience was first rate. I felt extremely comfortable and I think that allowed for a really free flowing exchange of ideas and experiences. Thank you Chaya and Peter!
It is like music to my ears to hear people who stutter. If you’re not stuttering, you’re not talking and that is a shame because stutterers have so much to say.
Reitzes and his co-hosts are first class interviewers: they know their subject, they have empathy for stutterers and have the best selection of guests and always provide balance.
The message is not throwing in the towel on Fluency. It is getting into the ring and making peace with stuttering.
I love you guys! Thanks for making me feel su... more
This is a thoughtful, well-made podcast by and for people who stutter and those who care about stuttering. It's also essential listening for any student or professional in the field of speech-language pathology.
Just listened to episode 612 and I absolutely love the show and the message. Keep up the great work!
There so much information to be found on this podcast! The B-Team is a personal favorite as are the episodes hosted by Chris Constantino.
Stuttertalk is the best! As a person who stutters and recent graduate of speech-pathology, I highly recommend StutterTalk to all of the people who I know (and work with!) who stutter. There is nothing more desensitizing than hearing all of the voices represented on StutterTalk. Engaging, open, informative and often humorous, this podcast is honest and eye-opening, yet doesn't always feel the need to take itself to seriously. StutterTalk is a most for anyone interested in stuttering. StutterTalk... more
I highly recommend this podcast to anyone who stutters, has a loved one who stutters, or are in the speech language pathology field. This show is very informative, inspiring, and has something for everyone! A definite must listen to!
I've learned SO MUCH about stuttering by listening to Stuttertalk. It's made a huge impact on how I think about stuttering, and with how I respond to it and live with it in my own life. Give it a try. More episodes and more information can be found on the Stuttertalk website. These are a few of my favorites: #309 "Fluency Shaping and Stuttering," #305 "Parents and Stuttering," and #210 "Quality of Life and the OASES."
These podcasts feature the best and brightest in the field of stuttering. The information contained in these podcasts will help people who stutter, speech pathologists and anyone who is interested in the topic. The wealth of information contained in these podcasts is amazing.
Love the B-team!
This podcast is an absolute gem. It is the perfect blend of personal and professional, and covers topics related to stuttering in a way that genuinely enhances understanding. Simply the best thing out there on the subject.
I just randomly stumbled on this podcast the other day. I don't stutter, but my grandmother did. I grew up not knowing that there was anything considered socially "wrong" or different about it. I always found it very easy to follow her and be patient. She would tell the same stories over and over, but they never got old. I loved them. I didn't really think about her stutter until I was a bit older and I saw her interact with other people. She was just my favorite person in the world. She passed ... more
I am not a person who stutters, and I don’t know anyone who stutters, but I very much love and enjoy this show! If you want to explore stuttering, this Podcast guides you through the mountains & valleys and nooks & crannies of stuttering with smarts, tenderness, strength and good humor. :)
PS: The B-Team has good stuff to say and is super rad! Like, I want buy them a beer and give ‘em all high fives.
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