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The Bold SLP Podcast

by The Bold SLP Collective

A podcast for all SLPs by Bilingual SLPs. We are a group of multilingual multicultural Speech-Language Pathologists. We hope that our listeners can gain knowledge on issues surrounding cultural and linguistic diversity from a clinical perspective. Our friendship and this idea was built on the Clubhouse App - where we host conversations on the Bilingual SLP Club. Our goal is to center cultural and linguistic diversity in every conversation. You can find a closed captioned version of this podcast on our YouTube channel and we are also available on Apple Podcasts.

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Episodes

  1. S4 | E8: Advocating for Equitable Access, an SLPA's Journey Towards Neurodiversity Affirming Practices

    Dive into the world of advocacy with Clarissa Behrens, B.S., SLPA! Discover her journey from traditional methods to neurodiversity affirming practices and learn how listening to community voices can inspire meaningful change.

  2. S4 | E7: Conscious Conversations: Viewing the work of SLPs through a Social Justice Lens to disrupt Broken Systems

    Join us on the Bold SLP podcast as we welcome R. Danielle Scott, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, a passionate advocate for justice and equity in the field of speech-language pathology. In this episode, Dr. Scott shares her transformative journey, the importance of embracing DEI frameworks in professional…

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  3. S4 | E6: Resilience and Growth: An SLP's Path to Empowerment

    Join us in this inspiring episode as we sit down with Karina Ismail, a passionate advocate for equity and inclusion in the field of Speech-Language Pathology in Montreal and beyond. Karina shares her journey from psychology enthusiast to a leader in multicultural advocacy, emphasizing the...

  4. S4 | E5: Cultural Insights in Speech Pathology: A Personal Story from a Future SLP

    Join us on a heartfelt journey with Sumeiyyah Samad-Lyons, a passionate future SLP, CDA major, as she shares her inspiring path to becoming a speech therapist. Discover how her multicultural background and personal experiences have shaped her unique perspective in the field of speech-language...

  5. S4 | E4: Why Mentorship Matters

    Welcome to the Summer Storytelling Series! We're kicking it off with Janet M. Reyes MA, CCC-SLP - or as you may know her from Instagram, la SLP Chingona! Listen in as Janet talks about navigating being new to the field and how she has become a mentor for other SLPs and SLPs-to-be. For our summer...

  6. S4 | E3: The Black SLP Magic Conference & Fostering Connection

    We got a chance to catch up with Chelsie Esek, MS, CCC-SLP, FCCS, the co-creator of the Black SLP Magic Conference. She shared with us what mentorship means to her and what motivated her to start the #BlackSLPMagic Conference. Please follow Chelsea on Instagram at @esekhealth and Jordyn Carroll,...

  7. S4 | E2: Conversation with the President of Guatemala’s Association for Language Therapists.

    On this episode we catch up with one of our previous guests: Michelle Juarez. Michelle is a Speech Therapist in Guatemala who is leading the way in awareness and visibility for those in need of speech therapy services. She is the current president of the Board of Directors for the Association of...

  8. S4 | E1: We're back!

    It has been almost a year since we recorded together but our work and lives behind the scenes have not stopped and we have lots of exciting updates to share with you! The biggest one being that we are bringing back our summer course in collaboration with SLP Nerdcast. Check it out here:...

  9. S3 | E15: The Role of Bilingual SLPs in Medical Settings: Advocates for Culture & Health Literacy

    Jackie Rodriguez and Julisa Chrysafi join us to discuss the world of Bilingual Med SLPs. They share their journeys, their advice for futures SLPs, and their passion for ethical treatment of all patients but especially patients who are from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds. We touch on...

  10. S3 | E14: Creating a Space for Minorities in Undergrad SLP Programs

    This episode features an interview with Raelen Watkins, B.S.Ed., Naomi Doerr-Garcia, Dr. Nina Santus, Ph.D., CCC/SLP, from the University of Georgia's undergraduate student organization: Minorities in Communication Sciences & Disorders (M-CMSD). Raelen created the group with the support of UGA…

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  11. S3 | E13: The Invisible Labor of a First-Gen Asian American SLP

    We're joined on this episode by Elaine Nguyen, MS, CCC-SLP (she/her) who came to the podcast to share with us her experience as a first-gen Vietnamese American SLP. She takes us all the way through her journey from undergrad to SLP, retelling stories of moments of cultural mismatch as well as...

  12. S3 | E12: Serving Bilingual & Bicultural Families

    On this episode we meet Symoné Pinedo, Ed. S. and chat all about her journey as a Bilingual & Bicultural school psychologist. Sym practices as a school psychologist in California and describes her work as meaningful for herself, her family, and also her community. The field of school psychology,...

  13. S3 | E11: BONUS EPISODE The One About Student Loans

    On this episode we talk about how we managed to pay for grad school - spoiler alert: we all took out student loans… but we each have different relationships with our debt and different strategies. We discuss our individual journeys with personal finances and student debt in the hopes to answer…

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  14. S3 | E10: Lifting as we Climb a Bilingual SLP Story

    On this episode we are joined by Michelle Posner, M.S. CCC-SLP - founder of BilingualSLP LLC. Michelle has served monolingual and bilingual children and their families since 2006. She is an advocate for linguistic diversity, ethical practices when serving multilingual & multicultural individuals,...

  15. S3 | E9: BONUS EPISODE! Raising Bilingual Children when you are Monolingual Parents

    On this episode I (Ingrid) interview my mom: Martha González. Diandra’s episode on the bilingual parenting mental load got me thinking about my own parents and the work they put in in order to raise me & my sister as bilingual children even though they themselves didn’t learn English until later…

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  16. S3 | E8: Intentionally disrupting systems that don’t serve us!

    Phương Liên Palafox, M.S. CCC-SLP joins us in this incredibly healing and uplifting conversation. She shares her story with us as we discuss Boldly & Quietly disrupting systems that keep our field from growing. We talk about advocacy often on our podcast but we've never asked: Who advocates for…

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  17. S3 | E7: The Bilingual Parenting Mental Load and how SLPs can Help

    Diandra Morse joins us today for a critical conversation on how bilingualism and culture intersect in beautiful ways but also how ignoring these intersections can place undue burdens on BIPOC families working to preserve their heritage languages. Diandra Morse, LCSW is a Dominican American Afro...

  18. S3 | E6: Finding Joy in your Career as an SLP

    On this episode we are joined by Barbara Fernandes, M.S. CCC-SLP. Barbara Fernandes, is the founder and CEO of Smarty Ears. She is well known for her innovative and breakthrough products for speech and communication disorders. She is a trailblazer in our field and has transformed an entire…

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  19. S3 | E5: Perspectives from a Non-traditional First Generation SLP Grad

    Drisana Medina shares her journey from SLPA in California to SLP grad in the Midwest as a Non-traditional First Generation student. This field is for you no matter how you get here!

  20. S3 | E4: Bold SLPs Make New Solutions

    On this episode Dr. Ianessa Humbert shares her story. Her story is one of resilience, self-actualization, and strength. Dr. Humbert takes us through her experience as a daughter of immigrants who later became an immigrant to the U.S. herself. She connects those experiences to how she's been able…

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  21. S3 | E3: Navigating a PhD in SLP & Finding Your Community

    This episode features a conversation we had with Arynn Byrd, MA, CCC-SLP, a PhD student in Communication Sciences. She joins us to tell us about her doctoral degree experience and to talk about the importance of having the right supports in place to navigate graduate school. Arynn also lays out...

  22. S3 | E2: From Business to Bilingual SLP

    We chat with Jeannie I. Henriques, M.A., CCC-SLP, TSSLD-BE about her journey to SLP. From Switching Careers to Discovering her Passion for Bilingual SLP and advocacy.

  23. S3 | E1: Self-Care & Finding Your Power

    Join us as we interview and chat with Melanie Y. Evans, MS CCC-SLP (she/her), the Pediatric Speech Sister as she’s known on Instagram. She shared with us how she found speech-language pathology, how she learned to take care of herself, and how she became a Spanish-bilingual SLP. Melanie also…

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  24. S2 | E13: BONUS! A Bold Year in Review

    On this episode, Liza, Desi, and Ingrid reflect on 2022, Season 2, and discuss what's next. Tune in to celebrate the beginning of 2023 with us! Our last words for the year: empowerment, community, impact. Happy New Year!

  25. S2 | E12: Being Bold in Service to Multilingual Learners

    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...

  26. S2 | E11: Improving Access to SLP Services: A Cross-Cultural & Service Learning Effort

    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…

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  27. S2 | E10: Advocacy and Social Media as a Means to Positive Change in SLP

    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:...

  28. S2 | E9: Delivering Multicultural Services and Balancing Private Practice

    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...

  29. S2 | E8: Asian Representation in SLP and Empowering Families

    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:...

  30. S2 | E7: Finding Your Intersection with SLP Scooter Oyama

    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.

  31. S2 | E6: Empowering SLPs to be Equitable with Dr. Valencia Perry

    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

  32. BONUS EPISODE | S2: Interview with an SLP from Guatemala, en Español!

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

  33. E5 | S2: SLPs around the world: Guatemala

    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.

  34. E4 | S2: Making Bilingual Connections

    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.

  35. E3 | S2: Growing the 8% through Mentorship

    Sara is a Bilingual SLP founder of Beam!

  36. E2 | S2: I survived grad school, now what? Part 2: Healing

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

  37. E1 | S2: I survived grad school, now what? Part 1: Thriving

    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!

  38. S1 | E10: Looking Ahead

    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...

  39. S1 | E9: On being parents and SLPs

    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...

  40. S1 | E8: How Social Media Brought us Together

    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.

  41. S1 | E7: On Being Speech Language Pathologists during a Pandemic

    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.

  42. S1 | E6: Lessons from our CFY

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

  43. S1 | E5: Our SLP Grad School 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?

  44. S1 | E4: Collectively talking about Desi

    Desi shares her story with us.

  45. S1 | E3: Beyond the CCC’s: All about Ingrid

    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.

  46. S1 | E2: Opening Doors into a New World - Liza’s Story

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

  47. Our 1st Episode: Introducing the Bold SLP Collective

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

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

A podcast for all SLPs by Bilingual SLPs. We are a group of multilingual multicultural Speech-Language Pathologists. We hope that our listeners can gain knowledge on issues surrounding cultural and linguistic diversity from a clinical perspective. Our friendship and this idea was built on the Clubhouse App - where we host conversations on the Bilingual SLP Club. Our goal is to center cultural and linguistic diversity in every conversation. You can find a closed captioned version of this podcast on our YouTube channel and we are also available on Apple Podcasts.

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The Bold SLP Collective

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