Maya speaks with Kyeli Eastland, an elementary school teacher who stutters. The co-host for this week is Melissa Herrera, host and producer of Mimosa Sisterhood, a history podcast that celebrates women’s stories, past and present.

Episode Overview

[3:37- 4:55] Being the new kid at school
[5:10 - 6:40] Teaching virtually during the pandemic
[6:40 - 8:41] How Did Kyeli become a teacher?
[9:25 - 10:36] Bringing Up Stuttering With Students
[10:37 - 11:52] Ableism: Kids vs. Adults
[12:28 - 14:05] Representation & meeting others who stutter
[14:12 - 15:31] Connecting and educating through podcasting
[15:31 - 17:01] Talking about disability and stuttering in an educational setting
[17:58 - 20:09] Building community and sisterhood through podcasting
[12:16 - 23:13] From anxiety & overcompensating to teaching and stuttering confidently
[23:30 - 25:30] Opening up to family about stuttering
[25:45 - 29:09] Identifying stuttering as a disability and neurodiversity in the classroom
[29:10 - 30:45] Stuttering and the fear of speaking up and making a joke
[30:50 - 36:00] Speech therapy: Fixing vs. Supporting

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