Stutter. Podcast. Repeat.

David Sanchez
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David Sanchez has stuttered since he could talk. Mama Sanchez has stuttered since before David was even born. Both of them hid their experiences with stuttering from the world and from one another -- until now. In Stutter. Podcast. Repeat. the special bond between this mother-son duo is revealed as they open up about all things stuttering and family. David Sanchez is a speech therapist and owner of Brave Stuttering Therapy in Seattle, WA. Learn more at bravestutteringtherapy.com Episodes are re-releases of original recordings from 2020-2021.

  1. Parental Guilt

    1일 전

    Parental Guilt

    Mama Sanchez opens up about the guilt she has carried with being the parent of a child who stutters, including feeling responsible for David’s stutter and at times helpless in how to support him. David shares the “Clinical Characteristics Associated with Persistence” (from The Stuttering Foundation) and explains the likelihood of lifelong stuttering. Also, David presents a “Word Switch” segment about why people who stutter need to quit saying “sorry” after a moment of stuttering, and he challenges Mama Sanchez to a game of “2 Truths and a Lie” about funny personal experiences with stuttering.

    1시간 7분
  2. What If My Child Stutters?

    6월 24일

    What If My Child Stutters?

    In light of David’s recent announcement, he and Mama Sanchez spend both Quality Family Time segments answering the question every future parent who stutters asks... What if my kid stutters? They end the second QFT by sharing their favorite episodes so far, along with which ones they wish they could edit. Also, the Sanchezes present ‘The Top 10 Hardest Boy Names to Say For People Who Stutter’ and test out a theory about fluency in a game of ‘Impressions.’

    1시간 2분
  3. Dads

    6월 17일

    Dads

    David and Mama Sanchez are joined by father and husband, Michael Sanchez, to discuss topics around fatherhood, sonhood, and family dynamics around stuttering. The “Facts Machine” interrupts the show in a surprise return. Wife and daughter-in-law Amy Sanchez joins at the end for a family game of “Who Am I?” and to help David reveal about a dad-to-be… ;)

    1시간 4분
  4. Teasing

    6월 10일

    Teasing

    David and Mama Sanchez open up about the ways they responded to David getting teased for stuttering throughout his childhood, and they give practical advice for how parents and kids might respond to teasing now. Also in this episode, a hilarious “Top 10 Ways To Respond to Rude Comments About Your Stutter” and the debut of a new segment, “Stuttering IRL.”

    1시간 11분
  5. Illness vs. Identity

    6월 3일

    Illness vs. Identity

    To what extent do you think of a child’s stuttering as a deficient form of speaking when compared to “normal”? To what extent do you think of a child’s stuttering as central to their identity? David and Mama Sanchez answer these questions from the perspectives of both parent and person who stutters, and they share how their views have changed over time. They wrap up the show with a hilarious “Top 10 Show Names We Considered Before Stutter. Podcast. Repeat.”  *The “Illness vs. Identity” theme is borrowed from the book Far From the Tree by Andrew Solomon. SPR adapted the theme for the purposes of discussing stuttering and creating the “Illness vs. Identity Grid.”

    1시간 20분
  6. When to Gently Push Your Child (& When to Let Them Quit)

    5월 27일

    When to Gently Push Your Child (& When to Let Them Quit)

    Mama Sanchez reflects on moments from David’s childhood when he was confronted with stuttering-related challenges, including school musicals, class presentations, and running for school government. David asks what led Mama Sanchez to gently push him to do some activities (like joining sports/clubs to make new friends) and allow him to quit at other times (like picking him up from school to avoid a class presentation). In the second QFT segment, the Sanchez duo try to come up with a rubric for how parents might think through these decisions with their children who stutter. Also, David argues in his “Word Switch” segment that everyone--parents, teachers, SLP’s, and people who stutter themselves--need to stop saying “can’t” when it comes to stuttering (e.g., “I can’t talk” “I can’t say that”). He provides alternative language for changing how we talk and think about stuttering. Lastly, the Sanchezes play another game of “The Sing’s Speech” the game where they sing famous literary works to famous tunes and have to guess which is which!

    1시간 11분
  7. Building Resilience in Our Children Who Stutter

    5월 20일

    Building Resilience in Our Children Who Stutter

    David and Mama Sanchez are joined by school counselor (& wife/daughter-in-law) Amy Sanchez to talk about resilience and stuttering. In the first Quality Family Time they critique the societal messaging around resilience and discuss the role environmental influences play in the development of resilience. In the second QFT they focus on practical tips for parents, teachers, SLP’s, and allies in “building up” resilience in children who stutter. Building blocks include supportive parents/adults, a community of peers who stutter, successful role models who stutter, access to speech therapy and other support services, and more.  This episode’s intermission is brought to you by “Imagine If…” which asks the audience to imagine if stuttering happened to your hearing instead of your speech. David discusses the merits of using “Imagine If…” questions as desensitization-themed conversation starters in support groups and in therapy sessions. David ends the show by challenging his guests in a game of “Pseu-real or Pseudo.” He plays 10 clips of himself stuttering; half of the clips include real stuttering and half of them include fake (pseudo) stuttering. Amy and Mama Sanchez have to tell which is which! They wrap up the game with a discussion on the potential therapeutic benefits of this desensitization game.

    1시간 19분
  8. Speaking for Your Child

    5월 6일

    Speaking for Your Child

    Mama Sanchez talks about all the ways she spoke for David throughout his childhood so that he wouldn’t have to, but she wonders… did she do the right thing? The Sanchezes talk about their experiences with this and provide some guidance to parents wondering to what extent they should be trying to make speaking easier for their child. To celebrate the new year (late), they also briefly reflect on the joys and challenges of speaking up about stuttering via podcasting, and they play an “Advice From Kids” segment featuring 13 year-old Noah.

    1시간 5분
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David Sanchez has stuttered since he could talk. Mama Sanchez has stuttered since before David was even born. Both of them hid their experiences with stuttering from the world and from one another -- until now. In Stutter. Podcast. Repeat. the special bond between this mother-son duo is revealed as they open up about all things stuttering and family. David Sanchez is a speech therapist and owner of Brave Stuttering Therapy in Seattle, WA. Learn more at bravestutteringtherapy.com Episodes are re-releases of original recordings from 2020-2021.

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    David Sanchez
  • 방송 연도
    2026년
  • 에피소드
    16
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