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Google Plus for the stuttering community
Friday, August 19th, 2011 Posted in podcast | Comments Off
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Epsiode #118: Recently launched Google Plus is yet another new social network for us to give a try. On this episode, I talk about it’s potential for the stuttering community. Particularly, it’s group video chat feature.
Comfort in stuttering openly and being authentic
Monday, August 8th, 2011 Tags: David Friedman, Pam Mertz, twitterPosted in podcast, stuttering | 1 Comment »
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Episode #117. On this episode, I share a recording of a conversation about becoming comfortable with stuttering openly and how it makes you appear more authentic. I also play some feedback explaining how Twitter can be a way to describe how it feels like to stutter.
Stuttering conferences are awesome
Thursday, July 21st, 2011 Posted in podcast | 2 Comments »Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Episode #116: The NSA after-party episode. Man, do I miss all my friends from the NSA conference! Good thing we live in a social media world so we can still keep in touch. And record for my podcast! On this show, some of my new and old friends share their reflections on an epically awesome [continue reading...]
Stutterers are awesome people
Monday, July 11th, 2011 Posted in podcast | 3 Comments »Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Episode #115: On this show, I share with you some of my experiences at this year’s outrageously awesome NSA conference including snippets from Oscar winning screenwriter, David Seidler‘s keynote.
International Stuttering Association 2011 World Congress
Saturday, July 2nd, 2011 Posted in podcast | Comments OffPodcast: Play in new window | Download
Episode #114: I speak with Obim Okongwu who shares with us his stuttering experiences growing up and his recent trip to Argentina for the International Stuttering Association 2011 World Congress.
Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes
Tuesday, June 21st, 2011 Posted in podcast | 2 Comments »Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Episode #113: This episode is all about what happens after you go to speech therapy and start gaining control of your stuttering and fluency. You go through a lot of positive changes, of course, but be sure to involve your loved ones during your transformation.
Bodybuilding, martial arts and stuttering
Tuesday, June 7th, 2011 Tags: bjj, bodybuilding, Chris Bryant, Curt Schneider, martial arts, stammering, stutteringPosted in podcast | 3 Comments »
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Episode #112: My stuttering increases after a particularly hard workout. Does yours? On today’s episode, I ask two fellow stuttering fitness enthusiasts if they experience the same thing.
Stuttering in the military and doing comedy
Tuesday, May 17th, 2011 Tags: air force, army, comedy, Jody Fuller, marines, military, navy, stammering, stand up, stutteringPosted in podcast | 9 Comments »
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Episode #111: I speak with Jody Fuller, comedian, Iraq war veteran and captain of the Alabama National Guard. He explains how us stutterers have nothing to worry about when it comes to enlisting in the military and stepping onto the stage.
A message of stuttering empowerment
Tuesday, May 10th, 2011 Posted in podcast | 2 Comments »Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Episode #110: On this episode, my friend Saba Worku shares with us her speech about what it feels like to stutter. Saba gives quite an empowering message so be prepared to feel uplifted and, well, empowered! Quite fitting for this week being National Stuttering Awareness Week.
Stuttering in the social media age
Monday, April 25th, 2011 Tags: film, Hiten Vyas, movies, Paddy O'Sullivan, Pam Mertz, social media, Speechless, stammering, stutteringPosted in podcast | 2 Comments »
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Episode #109: Following up from the previous episode, I chat with a couple of fellow stutterers about how they use social media to mentor, well, fellow stutterers.
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This is an open-mic podcast. I encourage you to record some audio of yourself and email it to me at coolstutter@gmail.com.
I'll play it on my next episode!
This way, we all hear each other stutter and feel less alone with our speech impediment!
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