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Data protection
Posted on September 12, 2015 by Sam Sherman in StutteringIn many countries, businesses dealing with data must implement information security policies and strategies that ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of their data. Some of these policies include such topics as the protection of data from unauthorized access, data availability, data transfer security, data loss prevention (visit sites like https://www.venyu.com/colocation/ to know more), data […]
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Lazaro Arbos: An Inspiration For People Who Stutter
Posted on January 21, 2013 by Evan Sherman in StutteringDid you see Lazaro Arbos on American Idol? If you missed it, check it out! He is a person who stutters with an incredible story and an incredible voice! I dont see any reason why he wont go far in the competition and I look forward to following his progress. Aside from the stuttering, he […]
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A Theatre Company for People Who Stutter and the “True Life” of Tim Flynn
Posted on January 10, 2013 by Evan Sherman in Podcast Episodes[powerpress] During this episode I speak with David Shinefield, the creator of the theatre company “Together We Act: A One-Act Play and 3 People Who Stutter”. He talks about his ventures with this group. He is really trying to get his project off of the ground and could really use everyones support, so do him […]
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Im b-b-b-back with BIG NEWS
Posted on December 21, 2012 by Evan Sherman in StutteringHi Everyone, I am so sorry I have not blogged or posted a podcast for a very long time.. I just started a brand new job at a hospital. This is my dream job. Not do I have the opportunity to see inpatients, but I also see outpatients. This means I can actually see stuttering […]
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A Discussion with Pam Mertz
Posted on November 7, 2012 by Evan Sherman in Podcast Episodes[powerpress] During this episode I interview Pam Mertz from Stutterrockstar.com. Pam has been very involved with the stuttering community for some time now. In this interview we discuss her involvement in the stuttering community. She also discusses her podcasts, “He Stutters, She Asks Him”, and “Women Who Stutter”. She always has great insight on stuttering […]
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Falling Backwards
Posted on October 19, 2012 by Evan Sherman in StutteringI consider myself to be a fairly confident person. I wasn’t always like this, but since becoming involved with the National Stuttering Association and talking more about my stuttering I have become increasingly confident. I take pride in my confidence and I enjoy empowering others and improving others views on themselves about their own stuttering. […]
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Where Does Stuttering Come From?
Posted on October 2, 2012 by Evan Sherman in Podcast Episodes[powerpress] In this episode I interview Dr. Lisa LaSalle from the University of Redlands in Redlands California. She teaches the stuttering course and supervises students who are seeing clients with fluency disorders. In addition, she was my stuttering course professor at Syracuse University…how does she do both? you will just have to listen. During this […]
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A Walk for Stuttering Awareness
Posted on September 23, 2012 by Evan Sherman in Podcast Episodes[powerpress url=”http://istuttersowhat.com/podcast/ISSWPodcast004-the-walk.mp3″] In this episode I speak with Samuel Dunsiger from Stutter Social and Daniele Rossi from the Stuttering Is Cool Podcast about the Walke for Stuttering Awareness, which is happening on September 23rd in Toronto, Canada. This is the first ever walk to support stuttering and it was wonderful hearing about the planning that […]
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“So You Think You Can Dance Australia” Mike Lapot
Posted on September 11, 2012 by Evan Sherman in Podcast Episodes[powerpress] During this episode I talk with Mike Lapot, a very talented tap dancer who was featured on, “So you Think You Can Dance Australia”. He explains how he has not allowed his stutter to control his life and is free of negative feelings and attitudes about his stuttering. He talks about what it is […]
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