Stutterer Speaks

In this episode, I talk to Ruban Pillai who is also a person who stutters and has his own podcast. Ruban is one of the founders of the Stop Holding Back charity, who does some amazing work in helping people who stutter in every aspect of life.

We have a great talk about stuttering, and as we both are big MMA fans we have a short talk about MMA at the end.

In this episode, I have a great talk with Aj Vaynerchuk who is the CEO of Vayner Sports, which had a massive growth in the past year. Aj is also the co-founder and former COO of Vayner Media, which he founded with his brother Gary Vaynerchuk. We talk about his life as a Vaynerchuk, business and the Vayner brand. I hope you all enjoy it!!

In this episode, I talk about acceptance & truly accepting who you are. I go through what you should do to find a way to accept the true version of yourself. I will also go over the benefits of accepting yourself and how accepting myself as a person who stutters was the best thing I ever did.

In this episode, I have a conversation with Evan Usler who is an Assistant Professor in Communication Sciences & Disorders at the University of Delaware. Evan is also a person who stutters, he goes into great detail about his stuttering life and what it is like to be a College Professor that has a stutter.

In this episode, I speak to Ben Leavitt who helps people & brands to grow on social media. Ben also has his own YouTube Channel which is dedicated to steer people & brands to grow on social media, starting a podcast & business.

Throughout this episode Ben gives very informative advice to how to grow on social media as well as starting a podcast or YouTube channel.

In this Episode, I speak with Uri Schneider of Schneider Speech. We have a great discussion on the incredible work Schneider Speech do around the topic of Stuttering. We also have a very informative talk about stuttering and what everyone should know about stuttering.

In this episode, I go through some public speaking tips for people who have a stutter and some of these tips can also be of help for people who don't have a stutter as well. I used these tips in instances were I had to public speak and they helped me massively.

On this episode, I speak to Rama Siva who is a speech & life coach as well as an author and a fellow stutterer. Rama talks about the journey he took to overcome his stutter, which is a interesting journey. Rama also talks about what it was like to work at 10 Downing Street for Prime Minister Tony Blair as a person who stutters.

On this Episode, I talk to Carl Herder who is a Board Certified Specialist in Fluency Disorders with the American Institute for Stuttering and runs their office in Atlanta. We talk about stuttering and how Carl became a Speech & Language Pathologist with the American Institute for Stuttering.

In this episode, I talk about podcasting. I will also go through 8 reasons why I think all people and businesses should all have a podcast