In this week's teaser, we reflect on the name of our podcast and learn a little bit more about where "Some Stutter, Luh" came from! Dr. Paul De Decker, professor of Linguistics at Memorial University & a member of our production team, explains the terms "some" and "luh" in the Newfoundland English dialect. 
 
 
 
Production Team: Greg O'Grady, Luca Dinu, Dr. Paul De Decker, Katelyn Mayo

In this week's teaser, we reflect on the name of our podcast and learn a little bit more about where "Some Stutter, Luh" came from! Dr. Paul De Decker, professor of Linguistics at Memorial University & a member of our production team, explains the terms "some" and "luh" in the Newfoundland English dialect. Production Team: Greg O'Grady, Luca Dinu, Dr. Paul De Decker, Katelyn Mayo

In this week's teaser, we reflect on the name of our podcast and learn a little bit more about where "Some Stutter, Luh" came from! Dr. Paul De Decker, professor of Linguistics at Memorial University &amp; a member of our production team, explains the terms "some" and "luh" in the Newfoundland English dialect.&nbsp;
 
 
 
Production Team: Greg O'Grady, Luca Dinu, Dr. Paul De Decker, Katelyn Mayo

Some Stutter, Luh?

Some Stutter, Luh! Podcast aims to rebuild confidence and hope for people who live with communication differences by dismantling stuttering myths, stigma, stereotypes and barriers. https://somestutterluh.ca/

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