ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Dr. Chris Constantino joins Peter Reitzes to discuss facing old stuttering patterns, how stuttering has helped with public speaking skills, and the mitzvah of stuttering.
Peter Reitzes is president of StutterTalk.
Dr. Chris Constantino is an assistant professor at Florida State University.
Both Peter and Chris are people who stutter and speech-language pathologist.
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United States
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