Sean discusses his experiences with stammering and how it intersects with his life as a writer. He elaborates on the importance of stammering pride and the idea of “natural fluency,” where ease of communication is prioritized over conventional fluency. Sean …
Kellina Powell discusses her perspective on disabilities, focusing on viewing them as unique abilities. She shares her experiences as a Deaf entrepreneur, highlighting the challenges and importance of accessibility in technology, such as closed captioning on platforms like Zoom and …
Maryam Shoghi shares her personal experiences with stuttering, emphasizing the emotional journey and the struggle for self-acceptance. The episode delves into how stuttering affects communication and relationships, and how Maryam navigates these challenges with resilience.
Some Stutter, Luh! welcomes Aaron Silverthorne, Judith Silverthorne, and Jayan Juneja for a conversation about stuttering. Aaron is a producer at Silverlight Productions whose latest documentary is called Echoed Words. This half hour documentary takes “a powerful first-person perspective on …
A frank conversation about stuttering with with Lee Lovett, founder of World Stop Stuttering Association.
Don’t be your own obstacle.
Brian Woo is an ADHDer who stutters. He first noticed that he struggled with ADHD symptoms in college in 2014. In hindsight, his ADHD symptoms were present even before that, but were missed, and one factor may have been his …
Some Stutter, Luh! welcomes Dr. Simon Falk, a trained linguist and an associate professor in neurolinguistics at the Université de Montréal, Canada, and member of the International Laboratory for Brain, Music and Sound Research. She currently holds a Canada Research …
