Stuttering stories #1
I’m really tired on today’s show. So tired that I identify it as show #16 instead of 15. But who’s counting, right? With lack of sleep comes lack of fluency. Or so I thought.
Links mentioned on today’s show:
Stuttering Is Cool Facebook group
2008 National Stuttering Association Annual Conference
No commentsPodcasts I think you should try
We take a trip in my car on my way out as I go off topic today and give you my suggestions for some other podcasts to listen to. After all, stuttering isn’t everything 
In order of mention:
- For the Sake of the Song provides the music played on today’s show
- YonderCast
- Atomic Suburbia
- All Axis Radio
- On The Log
- Headphones Required
- Betty in the Sky with a Suitcase
- The Amazing Adventures of Doctor Floyd
- The CatFish Show
- The Canadian Podcast Buffet and Podcasters Across Borders
- Just One More Book
- The Daily Breakfast
- StutterTalk
- Stutter Radio
- Canadian Immigrant Song
- New Turkish Beat
- Boxcars711 old Time Radio Podcast
Job interviews - part 2
Continuing the conversation from my previous episode, today’s show feature’s listener comments about job interviews. I also have an announcement to make regarding a new feature of my website and I ask you what you would like in a cartoon character who stutters.
At the end of the show, I play a snippet of a song from 1922 called You Tell Her I Stutter by Billy Jones and Ernest Hare.
No commentsJob interviews - part 1
I share my advice on staying confident and relaxed in job interviews despite my stutter. Part 2 of this topic is dependent on audio feedback from you. I want to hear your stories. Your tips. Your advice. So enough about me, I want to know what you think.
You have 3 very easy ways to leave audio which are found on the right navbar of stutteringiscool.com. Plus, I also mention it on my show.
No commentsWhat?!
You think you know someone and then BAM! they inform you that they, too, stutter. And here I thought I was the only one. Go figure. Today’s show is a little pow-wow chat with a friend who I just recently found out is also a cool person who stutters (that bubbling sound you hear in the background is their fish tank).
Also, is stuttering a handicap/disability? And another radio show all about stuttering. Send in your audio comments by calling +1-206-202-0463.
- Holland by Cique
- Record scratch sound by jswonger
- bubble sound effects by tedthetrumpet
- Stutter Radio
Seductive Stuttering
Continuing the topic of using your stutter to your advantage, today’s show features a chat with 2 fellow members of the toastmasters group for people who stutter that I attend. One member talks about how a girl liked his stutter and while the other explains there is truly no reason to get bent out of shape over stuttering in the first place.
Music used: Holland by Cique
No commentsHow to pick up girls with your stutter
I’m back with episode number 9… number 9… number 9…
Today we learn from a listener how we can use stuttering to our advantage when meeting women. I am not a love expert, however, I give you my take on the 3 things women find the most attractive in a man.
My apologies for the sound quality.
PWS Toastmasters Facebook group
Music used: Holland by Cique
1 commentBusy as a b-b-b-bee
Well hello there! Golly, it’s been a while since I’ve posted my last episode. Too long in fact. Now it’s spring !(here in the northern hemisphere). Anyhoo, here’s a quick piece of audio until I record and post episode 9 later in the week. Remember, you still have time to send in your audio.
No commentsMe public speaking and shovelling
I shovel the snow again as I play a few audio comments sent in by listeners from warmer climates (there’s a tiny bit o’ buzzin’). Then I play a 15-minute (more or less) audio clip of me in a Q & A panel about social networking.
Links mentioned:
PodCamp Toronto
Music: Holland by Cique
Music: I disagree (UK Dance Mix) by KCentric
2 commentsConfidence
Today I talk about confidence accompanied by some personal stories and audio comments. Stuttering isn’t caused by lack of confidence.
I also say something profound like: “When you think ‘I can do this I can do this’, there is a chance you’ll end up doing what you’re doing”. You see, I meant to say you’ll end up accomplishing what you hope to do with flying colours. Anyhoo, I hope you will still enjoy the show.
Music for intro, as always, Holland by Cique
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