TranscendingX - Raw Conversations and Practical Tips to Break Through Stuttering, Communication Fears, and Become Who You Truly Are

Guest Bio: Nathan Mallipeddi graduated summa cum laude with honors from UCLA in June, where he received a B.S in Biology and B.A in Political Science. He is a Junior-elect to Phi Beta Kappa and a Fulbright Scholar. Nathan is founder and CEO of Southern California Stuttering Service, a non-profit organization that tackles a critical issue in the field of speech therapy regarding its lack of access...

Guest Bio: WHO IS CARL? - A leader - board member at the NATIONAL STUTTERING ASSOCIATION - A consummate professional - Six Sigma Consultant at UnitedHealth. - A spokesman on national television alongside Brayden Harrington. - Innovative and forward-thinking advocate for parents, kids, teens and adults who stutter - A sharp-dressing, fun-loving, all-around great guy (sometimes sporting the bowtie a...

Guest Bio: J. Scott Yaruss is a professor of Communicative Sciences and Disorders, a practicing speech-language pathologist with more than 25 years of clinical experience, and a board-certified specialist in fluency disorders. He joined the faculty of  MSU in 2017, with the overarching goal helping speech-language pathologists improve their ability to provide meaningful and lasting support for peo...

Guest Bio: Rabbi Yakov Horowitz is a global leader; a courageous voice of light and leadership, as an orthodox rabbi grounded in Jewish Torah wisdom.  And like biblical Moses, he too shares the attribute of stuttering and being a leader and teacher. In our conversation, Rabbi Horowitz will share insights for people who stutter, and explore ways to en-courage individuals and educate/advocate for in...

Guest Bio: Tom Scharstein is a stutterer from South Florida. After serving on the NSA Board of Directors, Tom co-founded the World Stuttering Network (WSN).  His vision is to bring together all stuttering support group leaders from around the globe to share beneficial information.  The WSN will also assist organizations create their own network of stuttering support groups.  Tom has been involved...

Guest bio: Daniel Greenwald founder of ThirtyTenZero and personal friend, coach and all-around growth addict (and a person who stutters).   In this episode Daniel and Uri discuss: The invisible side of stuttering Being imperfect men Lessons of loss Entrepreneurship so much more…   Resources and Links: ThirtyTenZero   https://www.thirtytenzero.com/   Host Bio: Uri Schneider, M.A. CCC -SLP passionat...

Guest Bio: Dominique Kennedy is an experienced and certified Speech Language Pathologist. Dominique earned a Bachelor's Degree and Master's Degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders with an emphasis in Speech Language Pathology. Her experience across settings includes: schools, hospitals, rehabilitation centers and early intervention. Through her private practice she serves children and adult...

Guest bio: Daniele Rossi is a cartoonist from Toronto, Canada. Daniele is the creator of the Franky Banky, a cartoon fox who stutters and appears in his book Stuttering is Cool : A Guide to Stuttering in a Fast-Talking World. Daniele also produces a podcast of the same name. And he is also one of the founders of Stutter Social .   Resources and Links: Follow Daniele Rossi on Instagram and Twitter...

Guest Bio: Evan Sherman (PWS and SLP) and owner of Orlando Stuttering Therapy - Progression Speech Therapy   Resources and Links: Orlando Stuttering Therapy - Progression Speech Therapy https://progressionspeechtherapy.com/about-us/   Host Bio: Uri Schneider, M.A. CCC -SLP passionately explores and develops practical ways for us to create our own success story. Delivering personalized experiences...

Guest bio: Jaclyn Frankel is an associate at Schneider Speech.  Her story is one worth telling!  From A Girl Who Stutters Becoming an Outstanding Professional Clinician. Uniquely insightful and critically valuable perspectives of a professional speech-language pathologist who stutters.⁣ What can we learn about stuttering, speech therapy and what matters most⁣ From the rare lived experiences of bei...

Guest bio: John Gomez moonlights as a filmmaker. His days are spent as a Speech Pathologist for the Los Angeles Unified School District and as part-time faculty at California State University teaching a graduate-level course on stuttering. Born and raised in Northern New Mexico, John attended Colorado College where he earned a degree in Philosophy and American Ethnic Studies. He originally moved t...

Guest bio: Dr. Phil (Schneider) is a rare individual who embodies so many characteristics and means so much to so many people.  It's a delight to hear his candid conversation, sharing his heart and his mind, his triumphs and his hopes. He is recognized as a generous friend, caring soul, role-model, prominent professional, world-class teacher, master clinician, renowned professor, life-changing the...

Guest Bio: Cody Mathieson Packer ( www.codymathiesonpacker.com ) is a proud person who stutters from New Zealand. He started making films  in his parents backyard at the age of 13, which was the time he discovered the magic of filmmaking and storytelling. Since then he studied film directing at the New Zealand Broadcasting School and Columbia College Chicago. He now lives in Los Angeles, Californi...

Guest Bio: Tiffany Marino, senior associate at Schneider Speech Tiffany is recognized as a caring professional who values each individual for their own unique personality. She understands the importance and the art of patient listening. She has experience working in a variety of settings including schools for the deaf, early intervention and District 75 public schools. This variety in work experie...

Guest bio: Matthew O'Malley is an advocate, author (Understanding Dysfluency) and a licensed SLPA, CDIS Master's Candidate.  Matthew brings wisdom and perspective enriched by his experience as a person who stutters, and co-creator of the biggest self-help " Stuttering Community " Facebook group for people who stutter from around the world.   In this episode Matthew and Uri discuss: The "Iceberg" a...

Guest Bio: In Larry Stein's words; after struggling with stuttering for decades, I feel so fortunate. I just had to share what I've learned about working through stuttering and living the life you want. In some ways, I've lived two lives. For decades, I let stuttering compromise my career and nearly my life. Finally, in my mid-fifties, I faced my stuttering, relearned how to speak and how to think...