38 min

Stammering in Bridgerton (and other media portrayals‪)‬ Around The Block

    • Non-Profit

This week, Gemma & Matty chat with guest Lynne Mackie all about the Netflix series Bridgerton. The hit show features the main character Simon, who is seen to stammer as a child. Gemma, Matty & Lynne discuss how stammering (or stuttering)  is represented and ask if it's a helpful portrayal.

They also talk about how stammering is depicted more widely in TV and film, such as in The Umbrella Academy and A Fish Called Wanda. They also tell each other how they'd like to see stammering portrayed in the future.

Lynne Mackie is a YouTuber, writer and STAMMA Trustee. Read her article about Bridgerton for our website and check out her YouTube video. Follow Lynne on social media using @StammerOn.

Tell us what you think. Fill out our Podcast Season 1 Feedback Form. You can also use the form to submit a short audio/video recording telling us what resonated with you. You need a google account to upload a recording - if you don't have a google account, email it to editor@stamma.org

STAMMA is the UK national charity for people who stammer. Become a member for free. Visit stamma.org for information & support. Start a webchat or call our helpline.

This week, Gemma & Matty chat with guest Lynne Mackie all about the Netflix series Bridgerton. The hit show features the main character Simon, who is seen to stammer as a child. Gemma, Matty & Lynne discuss how stammering (or stuttering)  is represented and ask if it's a helpful portrayal.

They also talk about how stammering is depicted more widely in TV and film, such as in The Umbrella Academy and A Fish Called Wanda. They also tell each other how they'd like to see stammering portrayed in the future.

Lynne Mackie is a YouTuber, writer and STAMMA Trustee. Read her article about Bridgerton for our website and check out her YouTube video. Follow Lynne on social media using @StammerOn.

Tell us what you think. Fill out our Podcast Season 1 Feedback Form. You can also use the form to submit a short audio/video recording telling us what resonated with you. You need a google account to upload a recording - if you don't have a google account, email it to editor@stamma.org

STAMMA is the UK national charity for people who stammer. Become a member for free. Visit stamma.org for information & support. Start a webchat or call our helpline.

38 min