Posts Tagged ‘stammer’
I stuttered my name in my presentation!
Wednesday, March 11th, 2009 Tags: panel, pcto09, podcamp, presentation, presenting, stammer, stammering, stutter, stuttering, torontoPosted in podcast | 1 Comment »
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Epsiode 43 …and I liked it! It was totally cool and the sky didn’t fall on my head. The audience didn’t even flinch. On today’s episode, I play a clip from the panel I participated in at PodCamp Toronto 3. You can see the video here. I tried my best not to do any secondaries [continue reading...]
The Stuttering Brain
Sunday, March 8th, 2009 Tags: brain, science, stammer, stammering, stutter, stuttering, Tom WeidigPosted in links | 3 Comments »
#23 Here’s a great site: The Stuttering Brain, by physicist and/or financial guy, Tom Weidig, of Luxembourg. How cool is that? :) And/or? He was working towards a PHd in particle physics (I love physics!) when he decided to get into finance and investment banking has a PhD in physics, worked in research then left [continue reading...]
Ssstutter interview
Thursday, March 5th, 2009 Tags: Bruce Oothout, stammer, stammering, stutter, stuttering, Youssef El-KhouryPosted in podcast | 3 Comments »
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Episode 42 I posted a link to Ssstutter, a short film about stuttering made by director Bruce Oothout and producer Youssef El-Khoury while attending the Vancouver Film School. I interview them on today’s show. We chat about how they got into film making, the making of Ssstutter, and of course, their personal experiences with stuttering. [continue reading...]
Polygenetic Mutation X-Men
Thursday, February 26th, 2009 Tags: Greg Snyder, polygenetic mutation, stammer, stammering, stutter, stutteringPosted in podcast | Comments Off
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Epsiode 41 Part 4 of my fun interview with Stuttering.Me‘s Greg Snyder, we first chat a bit about the podcast scene then we talk a new kind of X-Men: polygenetic mutation hard evidence that stuttering is a genetic thing and NOT, I repeat, NOT or ever has been a psychological thing. This is great news [continue reading...]
Role of technology in stuttering and self-help
Thursday, February 19th, 2009 Tags: Greg Snyder, stammer, stammering, stutter, stutteringPosted in podcast | 2 Comments »
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Episode 40 This is part 3 of my interview with Greg Snyder of Stuttering.Me. We start off talking about the role of technology in stuttering and self-help. Can technology also be abused? We also talk about stuttering in relationships (ignore the part where I say Valentine’s is coming up since this was recorded before and [continue reading...]
10 tactics
Tuesday, February 17th, 2009 Tags: Hiten Vyas, stammer, stammering, stutter, stuttering, twitterPosted in links | Comments Off
#22 Following up on my previous post sharing 5 common mistakes stutterers make, by Hiten Vyas of Stuttering Hub, today I share his 10 Tactics To Deal With Stammering. Items #7 and #8 will be devoted to an entire episode when I interview Hiten on a future show. And I really like item #9. You [continue reading...]
5 stuttering mistakes
Monday, February 16th, 2009 Tags: Hiten Vyas, stammer, stammering, stutter, stutteringPosted in links | Comments Off
#21 My good friend, Hiten, has a few “list posts” that I’d like to include here on my 101 Stuttering Links hall of fame. Today, I’m sharing with you Hiten’s reality check entitled, “5 Common Mistakes PWS Make“. Items #1 and #2 describe me during secondary and post-secondary school. What an ordeal. Thankfully, #3 and [continue reading...]
Stuttering related food service stories
Thursday, February 12th, 2009 Tags: Greg Snyder, stammer, stammering, stutter, stutteringPosted in podcast | Comments Off
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Episode 39 In part 2 of my interview with Greg Snyder of Stuttering.Me, we chat about stuttering related food service issues and double entendres (which means there’s a language advisory in today’s episode), standing up for your stutter, shared common experiences among stutterers and when little kids ask us why we talk the way we [continue reading...]
Interview with Greg Snyder
Wednesday, February 4th, 2009 Tags: Greg Snyder, stammer, stammering, stutter, stutteringPosted in podcast | Comments Off
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Episode 38 Today I interview Greg Snyder, founder of Stuttering.Me, his awesomely motivating micropodcast and microblog about stuttering. We had so much fun chatting that I recorded almost a full hour and a half! There is no way I’d edit any of it out so I chopped it up into 4 bite sized pieces (a [continue reading...]
Making friends in the digital age
Saturday, January 31st, 2009 Tags: stammer, stammering, stutter, stutteringPosted in podcast | Comments Off
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Episode 37 In this episode, a few audio comments, a bit of my thoughts on meeting new people in today’s hectic world, PodCamp Toronto, a really, really, really quick update on the Canadian Stuttering Association’s convention, then an update on my too-tired-to-talk phase and an update on my comics. So many updates! It’s a wonder [continue reading...]
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