Jim Cartwright of Speech Paths for Compassion and Social Justice joins us to tell his Proud Professional story. 

WARNING: This episode contains discussions of sexual assault and domestic violence.  Listener discretion advised.

Hector and Natalie discuss the question whether there's a common personality type among SLPs.  

Lauren Sharpe-Payne returns to have a conversation with Hector and Natalie about racism in the professional environment and within the queer community. Articles discussed include Racism runs deep in professionalism culture, White gay privilege exists all year, but it is particularly hurtful during Pride, and Measuring Multiple Minority Stress: The LGBT People of Color Microaggressions Scale.

Lauren Sharpe-Payne of Speak from the Heart speaks about her coming out story, how she decided she wanted to be an SLP, transitioning from pediatric to adult therapy, and more!

Shayne Kimble returns to tell us his proud professional story.  Discussions include queer role models, family dynamics when coming out, being a male therapist in the NICU, and more!

AC Goldberg from Transplaining returns to give us a crash course in the basics of working with trans patients, family members, and colleagues.  

Our next Proud Professional is AC Goldberg from Transplaining. We learn about his journey as a trans SLP, the origins of Transplaining, and an unexpected connection between AC and Natalie is revealed.

Maurice Goodwin joins us from Houston, Texas.  We learn about his experiences in conversion therapy, a fateful conference that set him on his way to being an SLP, being a queer voice therapist, and more. 

Proud Professional Rebecca Von Duering talks about growing up in a military family, a funny accidental outing, student loan debt, and more!