Stuttering Since '02 Jared Glickfield

In this final episode Season 1 of Stuttering Since ’02, Jared sits down for a conversation with Polly Martin, who was his chemistry teacher for two years. They talk about what it’s like to have a student in class who stutters, and some of the ways Ms. Martin adapted her expectations of Jared in class because of his stutter. This is the first time Jared and his teacher have discussed his stutter since he met her at the start of Tenth Grade, and there are a few surprises for Jared – and lots of laughter – as they share their perspectives on his in-class experience. 


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In this episode of Stuttering Since ’02, Jared’s grandfather, affectionately known as “Poppy,” sits down to talk about Jared’s stuttering journey. Poppy had a mild stutter as a child, and describes for Jared how he overcame it. As the only family member with personal experience stuttering, Poppy brings a very personal perspective to his grandson’s stutter and was instrumental in Jared making the decision to return to speech therapy after a break of a few years. Jared concludes their conversation by asking Poppy to share his advice to other grandparents of children who stutter. 


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Before podcasts, the Internet and conventional understanding of speech pathology, it was a very different experience for young people who stuttered. A family friend who has watched Jared on his journey also grew up with a stutter. It was a completely different era, though, and Kevin faced bullying, misunderstanding and a dearth of resources compared to what is available today. Two of his three children also stutter, and Kevin shares his unique perspective as a person who stuttered and a parent of kids who stutter.  


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In this episode of Stuttering Since ’02, Jared welcomes back Dr. Tommie Robinson, Jr., PhD, CCC-SLP, to finish the conversation they began in Episode 6. Here they discuss the importance of counseling as part of the speech pathology process, ways that technology has affected speech and fluency disorders such as stuttering, and the importance of a person’s environment in influencing how they may communicate despite a stutter. They also touch on the value of having a person who stutters come and talk to students who are studying speech pathology. 
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Dr. Tommie Robinson, Jr., PhD, CCC-SLP, joins Jared for this two-part conversation about stuttering, in which they discuss Dr. Robinson’s background and why he chose to become a specialist in fluency disorders. They cover topics ranging from why people stutter to different kinds of stutters as well as the practice of Speech Language Pathology in this very personal discussion. 
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In this episode of Stuttering Since '02, Jared's older brother Ethan joins the conversation. The two talk about what it was like to grow up with a sibling who stutters, some of the times when Ethan noticed Jared's stutter more than others, and Ethan's advice for other siblings of kids who stutter. Mom even makes a cameo appearance to clear up some family history. Be sure to follow Stuttering Since '02 on Instagram!