This episode features Jordyn Carroll, a DEI advocate, professional speaker, small business owner, and culturally responsive SLP. This episode was a candid conversation about the difficulties and pressures of graduate school (especially the few months immediately after graduation), what it's like to treat patients across the U.S., and a vulnerable discussion about Jordyns undergraduate experiences leading to the influential and motivational SLP and person she is today!

You can find Jordyn on Instagram @jrc_theslp

Tiktok @jrc_theslp

Twitter @jrc_theslp

Website: JRCtheSLP, LLC

Cute Merch on Etsy

The Ultimate SLP: the website Jordyn mentioned as a resource she uses during teletherapy.

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This episode features Gabriella Gizzo, a New York based, and Connecticut certified, SLP who is currently working in a school for the visulally impaired. Can you believe this is the first time we have had on a school based SLP? At least the first time we get into the knitty gritty about school-based questions!! Gabriella is also the author of Sophie's Special Story which target's /s/, "s" clusters, and so much more!! Please check out her book, I have linked it below for you all to grab a copy!

You can find Gabriella on Instagram @speechsolutions_

You can also find her book, Sophie's Special Story at

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This episode features Melanie Y. Evans, a Texas based SLP with a primary focus on cultural competemility. Melanie is also the host of The Pediatric Speech Sister Show which streams on all podcasting platforms AND on YouTube, which can be found here. On this episode Melanie teaches us about cultural competemility, the significance of it being embedded into our daily practice, and much more about her journey to becoming an SLP.

You can find Melanie on Instagram @pediatricspeechsister⁠

or on her praxis Instagram @praxisspeechsister

You can also find resources about Cultural Competemility on her Amazon Page Here.

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This episode features Laura Baskall Smith, a Colorado based SLP who focuses on Childhood Apraxia of Speech! Laura answers all our pressing questions about CAS, how it develops, warning signs, and so much more!

You can find Laura on instagram @slpmommyofapraxia

or on her website: Here

Some of her favorite resources mentioned on the podcast:

- Marquette CML Lab Instagram

- NYU Motor Speech Lab Instagram

- Speech Sound Production Lab Syracuse University

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This episode features Marco Pieri, my fiancé and we are here to review a variety of thickeners provided to us my Hillary from the Dysphagia Outreach Project.

Have you ever wondered what your reaction might be to a thickener? What they taste like? Are they all the same? Together we taste test eight different thickeners and give you our honest reactions!

Feel free to follow along with us as we try the following thickeners (order of trials):

1. Thick-it Original

2. Nestle Resource Thicken Up

3. Clear DysphagiaAide

4. Hormel Thick & Easy Clear

5. Pura Thick

6. Glemix

7. Simply Thick

8. ReadyCare Pre-Thickened Water

Thickener Taste Test Rating Form

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This episode features Jodi Lynne Hays, she is a pediatric SLP and works in a private practice setting, primarily with children with Autism. On this episode, we get into some high level private practice questions like How do hours work?? How are you paid?? When do you do your SOAP notes??

We also have an additional guest, a parent to two kids under two and my very own sister, Amanda Winslow. She asks Jodi about some key things parents should be looking for with little ones. Her portion of the podcast shows us what it's like to talk to a parent, what speech education with a parent look like, and more.

You can email Jodi at [email protected]

Or reach out to her on Facebook

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This episode features Adam Perry, he is a talented musician, podcast host, and a doting dad. On this episode, we discuss Adam's journey as a person who stutters, his relationship with his stutter, and we do some myth busting about stuttering. As future and current speech-language pathologists, we may or may not have a person who stutters on our caseload, but, in this episode, listeners are given the chance to learn how stuttering effects people differently and what it might look like to talk about a person's relationship to their stutter.

You can follow Adam on instagram @milehighstashpodcast

Here you can find Adam's Podcast Mile High Stash

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This episode features Angela Morrell, an acute-care, medical based SLP who also works on the admin side of things! She shares her path to working as an inpatient adult focused SLP, including starting in a SNF and dabbling in per diem positions for a few years. On this episode we get into detail about working in the hospital, the importance of collaboration, and Angela shares some unique team building and experience sharing her SLP team does at her hospital!

You can find Angela on LinkedIn HERE

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This episode features the one and only, Amy Graham. She has been a speech-language pathologist for over 20 years, and specializes in speech sound disorders. She owns her own private practice and offers webinars that range from different therapy approches to lateral lisps and more!! On this episode we get into the basics about speech sound disorders, great ways to approach therapy when you are just starting out, and so much more!

You can find Amy on her instagram @grahamspeechtherapy

or on her website, Graham Speech Therapy

Link to her 1-hour webinar The Complexity Approach

Links to resources mentioned by Amy:

SCIP App

Tally Counter

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This episode features Sherri Tennant, she is a professor and clinical faculty at the University of Colorado - Boulder. On this episode we talk about augmentative alternative communication (AAC) devices and the application process when applying to speech-language pathology graduate school. Sherri tells us about her journey to becoming an educator and some key things to consider when assessing someone for an AAC device!

You can find Sherri on her website VOCA Therapy

Links to resources mentioned by Sherri:

Tobii Dynavox

PRC-Saltillo

Smartbox  

PrAActical AAC  

Caroline Musselwhite - WeSpeak AAC  

Talksuite pro  

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