In this eye-opening episode of ‘Some Stutter Luh!’, hosts Paul, Laura and Greg welcome Molly Clarke, a speech language pathologist, to discuss the critical shortage of publicly funded speech language pathology (SLP) services in Newfoundland and Labrador. Molly shares her …
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When life blocks you, do you break or build? In this episode, SSL! Welcomes Dr. Satyendra Srivastava who has built a community of courage! His journey started as a four-year-old who was bewildered by his first stammer, to a covert …
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What if your greatest challenge became your greatest asset? In this compelling episode of “Some Stutter Luh!”, David, a medical student at Queen’s University, shares how stuttering has shaped his path in medicine. He candidly discusses his journey through medical …
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In our third Persian episode in Some Stutter, Luh! podcast we welcome Ali Akbar Afzhuland, a 25-year-old engineer from Iran who has stuttered since middle school. He discusses societal misconceptions, the importance of awareness, and his experiences with different types …
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In this special episode, Carolina and Sang, a long-distance couple in their mid-40s who both stutter, return to Some Stutter, Luh! for their fifth episode and third Valentine’s special. As they celebrate nearly six years together, they reflect on the …
In this episode of Some Stutter, Luh!, host Greg O’Grady talks with Ronan Corr about web accessibility. They discuss the various factors that website designers should consider when designing for accessibility, especially keyboard users who rely on screen readers.
28-year-old Ben shares his experiences growing up with stuttering and undergoing speech therapy from elementary to high school. He reflects on the challenges of speech therapy, including limited resources and ineffective techniques, and the long journey toward self-acceptance. Ben emphasizes …
Alex discusses his ambition to be influencer on YouTube, where he provides advice and share experiences with other stutterers. Through self-discovery and connecting with others, Alex realized the importance of authenticity and made a conscious effort to embrace open stuttering. …
Daniel discusses leaving the Jehovah’s Witnesses, elaborating on the varied experiences of those who drift in and out of the religion. His journey was more definitive, marked by rejection due to his sexuality, which contrasts with others. He also critiques …
In this insightful episode, Some Stutter Luh! welcomes Daniel Allen Cox, a person who stutter, a former Jehovah’s Witness and the writer of “I Felt the End Before it Came: Memoirs of a Queer Ex-Jehovah’s Witness.” Join us to hear …