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 …
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 …
Helme Ayad shares his experience with Wilson’s disease, a rare condition that affected his speech. He describes the initial challenges, including severe pain and the eventual loss of speech. Helme emphasizes the struggle and resilience involved in navigating life with …
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 …
A frank conversation about stuttering with with Lee Lovett, founder of World Stop Stuttering Association.
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 …