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A Conversation with Mike Bauer
Posted on September 3, 2012 by Evan Sherman in Podcast Episodes[powerpress url=”http://istuttersowhat.com/podcast/ISSWPodcast002-MikeBauer%201.mp3″] In todays episode I interview Mike Bauer, a videographer and video editor for the Orlando Magic, a Speech-Language Pathology student at University of Central Florida, and of course, a person who stutters! Listen while Mike shares his story about about his early years of struggling with his speech, to his life now as […]
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Introduction to the ‘I Stutter, So What?’ Podcast: My Very First Episode!
Posted on August 26, 2012 by Evan Sherman in Podcast Episodes[powerpress url=”http://istuttersowhat.com/podcast/ISSWPodcast001.mp3″] It’s finally here! The long awaited I Stutter So What Podcast is FINALLY here. The is my very first podcast and I am super excited. Stay tuned for great interviews of people who stutter who have truly defied the odds. During this episode I give you a quick rundown of what is […]
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Stuttering- Full Moons and Superstitions
Posted on August 18, 2012 by Evan Sherman in StutteringLet me first start out by saying that my views on this topic are not supported by any research whatsoever. With that being said, for my entire life I have noticed that whenever there is a full moon, I have a tendency to stutter more. Every time I tell this story I get wierd looks, […]
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A New Community for All People Who Stutter
Posted on August 3, 2012 by Evan Sherman in StutteringTo all of my followers, I am so sorry that I have not posted a blog in awhile. I have been working on several different projects, one of which I would like to share with all of you! One of the projects I have been working on is a new Facebook group. The I Stutter […]
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Stuttering: A List 5 Effective Techniques.
Posted on July 15, 2012 by Evan Sherman in StutteringDuring a recent blog post, I talked about what does not work. For example, reaching for the almighty stuttering cure does not work, because there is no researched cure for stuttering. However, just because we can’t cure stuttering, does not mean that there are not great treatment techniques and other methods to make our lives […]
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NSA Conferences 2012 Memories
Posted on July 9, 2012 by Evan Sherman in StutteringWhat a great time I had at the National Stuttering Association conference during this past week. I was so excited and as always it lived up to its expectations. This was my fifth conference in a row and I don’t see myself missing one anytime soon. My conference started with a meeting with the Stutter […]
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NSA Conference 2012: Freedom of Speech at the Beach
Posted on July 2, 2012 by Evan Sherman in StutteringI am so excited for the National Stuttering Association Conference! We leave tomorrow for St. Petersburg, Florida! There are so many things that I can’t wait to do! I can’t wait to meet up with 800 other people who stutter. I look forward to going to some great workshops. I can’t wait to hangout out […]
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To Cure, Or Not To Cure
Posted on June 16, 2012 by Evan Sherman in StutteringSo I am sitting here on the airplane on my way to Las Vegas. I am meeting my friends Tim Flynn and Andrew Bowers. Andrew is a good friend of mine from the NSA. I met Andrew 5 years ago at the conference in New Jersey. I know Tim from the NSA conference as well. […]
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Timothy Michael Poe-American Hero or Stuttering Fraud
Posted on June 8, 2012 by Evan Sherman in StutteringAmerica’s Got Talent isn’t a show that I normally watch. In fact, I wasn’t watching Timothy Michael Poe’s performance until my mom called me right before he started singing. I am going to be completely honest with you all. At the time, I thought he was legit. I believed in his story. Based on the […]
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Follow your dreams and don’t let stuttering get in your way
Posted on May 19, 2012 by Evan Sherman in StutteringThis past weekend I traveled back home to Syracuse to participate in commencement. I actually graduated with my Masters in Speech-Language Pathology following the fall semester, but I decided to travel back to Syracuse to walk. I didn’t have to do this, I already have my diploma. I just felt like I had been through […]
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