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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 5 days 22 hours
The Way We Talk: When Stuttering Truly Becomes Okay (Ep. 569)
Michael Turner joins Christopher Constantino to discuss The Way We Talk, an award winning documentary about stuttering. Michael Turner is a filmmaker and a person who stutters. Turner was awarded the 2015 Oregon Media Arts Fellowship for The Way We Tal...
What Causes Stuttering with Dr. Soo-Eun Chang from the Speech Neurophysiology Lab at the University of Michigan (Ep. 568)
Dr. Soo-Eun Chang joins Peter Reitzes to discuss what causes stuttering from a brain imaging and brain research perspective. This is the fifth episode in a series on the cause of stuttering. Dr. Chang discusses what brain research tells us or suggests ...
Detained for Stuttering: A Law Enforcement Perspective (Ep. 567)
Corporal Phil Peet joins Peter Reitzes to discuss the troubling report of a woman, Kylah Simmons, who was allegedly detained at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport because she stutters. Corporal Peet discusses this issue as a person who st...
Woman Detained at Atlanta Airport Because of Stuttering (Ep. 566)
Kylah Simmons joins Peter Reitzes to discuss being allegedly detained for an hour at the Atlanta International Airport because she stutters. Ms. Simmons reports and alleges that she was detained in isolation because of her stuttering,
Taking Fluency Off the Table (Ep. 565)
Sara MacIntyre joins Peter Reitzes to discuss a holistic approach to stuttering treatment which includes how, when and why to take fluency off the table. Sara answers listener questions and discusses her experience that the more a person tries not to s...
What Causes Stuttering with Dr. Gerald Maguire from UC Riverside School of Medicine and the Kirkup Center (Ep. 564)
Today on StutterTalk we ask Dr. Gerald Maguire what causes stuttering? This is the fourth episode in a series on the cause of stuttering. Dr. Maguire discusses the cause of stuttering while also providing listeners with a research update and much more....
What Causes Stuttering with Nina G (Ep. 563)
What causes stuttering is a question that professionals and others in the stuttering community are frequently called upon to answer. Today on StutterTalk we ask Nina G how she responds when asked this question.
Did I Stutter? (Ep. 562)
Caryn Herring, Joel Korte and Roisin McManus of the StutterTalk B Team discuss some of the ideas and positions presented on the Did I Stutter website. While The B Team embrace the overall “wisdom” of the Did I Stutter community,
A Genetics and Stuttering Update with Dr. Dennis Drayna from the NIH (Ep. 561)
Dr. Dennis Drayna joins Peter Reitzes to provide StutterTalk listeners with an end of the year genetics update. Dr. Drayna discusses recent research, answers listener questions and reports that his team at the NIH recently discovered a fourth stutterin...
What Causes Stuttering with Dr. Dennis Drayna from the NIH (Ep. 560)
What causes stuttering is a question that professionals and others in the stuttering community are frequently called upon to answer. Today on StutterTalk we ask Dr. Dennis Drayna how he responds when parents ask this question. Dr.