101 Stuttering Links

Beware of online stuttering shopping sites

Monday, August 2nd, 2010

Link #55 Tom Weidig over at the fantastic The Stuttering Brain blog has been posting about a website claiming (and at the same time, not claiming) to have a stuttering cure.

Stuttertini

Saturday, July 10th, 2010

Link #54 As of writing, the Stuttertini has been born. I asked David Friedman, my new stuttering friend who I met at this year’s NSA Conference, to create a martini to reflect and commemorate the awesomely cool experience of attending an NSA Conference: Stuttertini 2 pts vodka 1pt triple sec 1/2 part grenadine 1/2 part [continue reading...]

Stuttering acceptance is like planting a seed

Monday, June 21st, 2010

Link #53 I came across a fantastic post by Sachin of the Indian Stammering Association mentioning the Ti-Ger Analogy (Thanks! And I think it’s so cool that the analogy is known in India!). Sachin explains how growing up, he thought that if he could read as much about stuttering as he could, then one day he could [continue reading...]

The Modern Stutterer

Sunday, June 6th, 2010

Link #52 Once again, as always, another excellent post over at Stuttering Hub by Hiten Vyas. And I’m not just saying that because I’m mentioned ;) Hiten wrote up 8 characteristics of modern stutterers. A very positive read. Thanks Hiten!

Stuttering podcast for women

Monday, May 17th, 2010

Link #51 Frequent Stuttering is Cool guest and blogger Pam Mertz, the Stutter Rock Star, has launched her very own podcast! Called Women Who Stutter (iTunes link), it’s geared towards the stuttering experience of the fairer gender. In a casual chat format, Pam’s podcast is a long overdue glimpse into the stuttering experience for women. [continue reading...]

How to cure stammering in 1940

Thursday, April 29th, 2010

Link #50 Here is an article from page 92 of a 1940 issue of Popular Science magazine – The Cure for Stammering. I haven’t had a chance to read it yet so apologies in advance if it’s turns out to be completely and utterly rubbish. Actually, chances are it is complete and utter rubbish but [continue reading...]

Joe Biden talks about stuttering

Tuesday, April 27th, 2010

Link #49 U.S. Vice President Joe Biden talked about stuttering on The View. I haven’t seen the video but since it was posted on the NSA website, you know it will be good! :) Glad to see Joe Biden doesn’t hide the fact that he stutters and it was difficult to live with. Part 1 [continue reading...]

Stammering Non-Avoidance Day

Monday, April 26th, 2010

Link #48 Stammering Non-Avoidance Day happens on the last Friday of every month. An idea started up by Steven, the man behind the British Stammering Association‘s Twitter feed, is very simple and very effective: on that day, do a speaking situation something you’d normally would avoid. Say, using the telephone, ordering tickets, asking for directions, [continue reading...]

Shine of Rainbows

Thursday, April 8th, 2010

Link #47 I’ve been alerted by the British Stammering Association’s Facebook fan page of a movie that’s out called Shine of Rainbows. It’s about a woman who adopts an orphaned boy with a stutter and takes him to live in a remote part of Ireland. From the trailer it looks to be a great movie.

The King’s Speech

Friday, March 19th, 2010

Link #46 The King’s Speech is an upcoming movie about King George VI’s stutter (or as the Brits say, stammer). For the longest time, I’ve always thought how cool it would be to have a book about the king’s stuttering. In fact, a few days before I found out about this movie, I was thinking [continue reading...]

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