The Bold SLP Podcast

In this episode, we interview Dr. María Cioè-Peña, who specializes in sociolinguistics and the intersection between disability and educational policy. Her research "focuses on bilingual children with dis/abilities, their families, and their ability to access multilingual and inclusive learning spaces within public schools." Ingrid and Desi know her as the author of the book "(M)othe...

Dr. Maria Resendiz is a professor at Texas State University. Her research focuses on providing access to evidence-based speech services for populations who live in places with limited access, both locally and internationally. She directs and participates in research that involves interprofessional education collaborations. She joins us with two of her students, Joslyn and Amarilis. They share thei...

SLP Jordyn Carroll from JRC the SLP walks us through the ways in which we can bring about positive change in our field. She recounts the blatant racism she went through in college and offers practical tips on how ASHA can take steps towards authentic inclusivity. Check out Jordyn’s course here: https://creditsinstitute.thinkific.com/courses/january-2023-confronting-anti-black-racism-in-communicati...

SLP/Quebec Orthophoniste Melissa Farkouh is a fierce private practice owner who candidly shares her passion for offering bilingual services to her clients and educating professionals in our field, all while balancing her family and full time private practice. Join us this week as we discuss the pros and cons of running a private practice in a diverse setting. Connect with Melissa here: https://www...

On this episode, SLP Tiffany Vuong shares about her experiences as an Asian-American SLP in the world of early intervention and we venture into an interesting conversation around stigma, culture, and what defines a bilingual SLP. Connect with Tiffany on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talkteaspeech/

We chatted all things SLP and music-related with Scooter. He's a Japanese-American SLP whose first love was music. Learn about how he integrated his passions for beatboxing, languages, and musical performance to be where he is today.

Dr. Valencia Perry joins us to talk all things equitable school-age language assessment. She shares her amazing insight, knowledge, and resources for all clinicians.  Connect with Dr. Perry here: https://www.instagram.com/savvy_slp_dr_vie

Michelle Juarez, an SLP from Guatemala, asks questions about what it’s like to be a Bilingual SLP in the U.S.

We learn so much about the role of SLPs from a different perspective and a different part of the world, we chat with Michelle an SLP in Guatemala.

Camille is a Bilingual Researcher she joins us to share about her experiences working with bilingual adults facing language loss due to degenerative diseases , we make connections about how that relates to bilingual language development and have a lot of fun along the way.

Sara is a Bilingual SLP founder of Beam!

We get personal on this episode about our journey to healing.

Season 2 premieres with our first guest, Marlene Medina- Nero joins us to talk about the unique experience of being a trilingual bimodal SLP! Ingrid is our host for this conversation. Part 2 will air next week! 

On this episode, we reflect on the conversations that we've had since releasing the podcast, the importance of mentorship, discuss plans for attending the 2022 ASHA Convention in New Orleans, and upcoming content and interviews we hope to have on the podcast. We're looking forward to recording season 2 over the summer!

Balancing motherhood and our careers, digging deep into how our SLP skills impact our parenting. We hear a lot about parents questioning the skills of clinicians who are not parents themselves. We posit that the only requirement to serve families is empathy and examining of our own biases. So we focus this discussion on how our skills and experiences as SLPs have impacted our parenting decisions.&...

On this episode you’ll get to hear us talk about the various platforms that brought us together from Canada, to New England, to the Southwest somehow we ended up becoming internet friends.

We talk about how Covid-19 impacted us as clinicians and what we are taking away from this time as SLPs during a global pandemic. 

The perfect CF Year doesn't exist and we share the lessons from our experiences.

Desi, Ingrid, & Liza share their Grad School Experiences. Desi asks the tough questions about the diversity in our cohorts, the factors that guided us to each of our individual programs, and the most pressing question of all: Would we do it all over again? 

Desi shares her story with us.

We get to know the child, the daughter, the student behind the SLP. Ingrid shares her story from little girl sitting in a classroom not understanding a word of English to master clinician working with dual-language learners in the schools for almost 10 years.

We chat with Liza about her upbringing, her schooling, and her journey to SLP.

We talk about our mission, how we got together, and where we want to go!