About this episode
Josh Compton is a Professor of Speech at Dartmouth College. Joining me as this week’s co-host is Josel Gaston, host of Find Your Daily Calm Podcast. How did Josh end up teaching speech for a living? This is one of the many topics we get into about the intersections between stuttering and public speaking.
Episode Overview
[3:55- 6:52] Early Memories of Stuttering
[6:52- 10:45] Covert stuttering
[10:45 - 13:33] Connection Between Mindfulness & Stuttering
[13:33- 24:00] Becoming A Speech Professor
[24:00-30:48] Inoculation Theory Research
Resources
Re-Thinking Anxiety: Using Inoculation Messages to Reduce and Reinterpret Public Speaking Fears
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