The past few days we’ve been talking about speakers using crutch words when we’ve got excess energy either from excitement or nerves. Today we’re going to talk about filler words in a different way. Thanks to Maya Chupkov of the Proud Stutter podcast I’ve been learning a lot about stuttering specifically and speech diversity as a whole. Here are a few minutes from an interview I did with her recently on the Global Podcast Editors YouTube channel. 

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