Happens To Stutter – Episode 105
Posted on: June 24, 2013
Episode 105 features Erin, who hails from Washington, DC, via San Fransisco, CA. Erin has an undergrad degree in history and her master’s degree in Library Information Studies. She works in the history field, doing archival work.
Erin enjoys her dog, Eleanor Roosevelt and is an ocean person. She loves to surf.
Listen in as we discuss experiences we both had in London, mine for a brief one week, Erin’s when she studied abroad for college.
We discuss covert stuttering, speech therapy experiences, career choices and not settling.
We also discuss the value of hanging out with people who happen to stutter, but not necessarily talking about stuttering.
I unfairly did more of the talking in this episode, which will be cause to invite Erin back as a guest in the future, where I’ll shut up and let her talk. For she has a lot to say. Check out her blog Not Just Stuttering.
Feel free to leave comments or just let us know what you thought of the episode or what a great job Erin did. Remember, feedback is a gift.
The podcast safe music used in this episode is credited to DanoSongs.
3 Responses to "Happens To Stutter – Episode 105"
June 25, 2013 at 2:40 PM
Reblogged this on Not Just Stuttering and commented:
OH HEY IT’S ME.
August 10, 2013 at 12:48 PM
Hey my name is Jacob and im only 15 and it puts me down that I cannot answer a question it makes me really sad and I just don’t want to go threw it anymore i’m looking for a website to help me my mom I always ask her for help but she says you’ll grow out of it so I have to take matters in to my own hand and I tried this website and now i’m getting very positive results I never would have seen this coming i’m a softmore student speaker and I put a smile on my face and walk up proud and make the students feel warm about them selves I have told then storys about what I delt with as to be getting bullied and beaten up cause the way I talked but now I have gotten help ATLAST i’ve been so happy. 😀
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June 24, 2013 at 9:14 AM
This is amazing.