
Host Madeline Wahl speaks with Garlia Cornelia, a writer, producer, photographer, mother and person who stutters from Detroit, MI. In 2008, Garlia founded Blackboard Plays, a monthly series devoted to Black Playwrights...


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Hosted by madelinehwahl · arts · EN
Stuttering as Art, the podcast, is all about exploring the ways people who stutter create works of art alongside and involving their stutter.
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Contact path
Public web form
Booking probability
25%
Guest openness
Selective
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Signup to Generate a PitchStuttering as Art, the podcast, is all about exploring the ways people who stutter create works of art alongside and involving their stutter.
Recent episodes include "Playwriting, Identity, and Performing Arts with Garlia Cornelia" (6 October 2026, 81 minutes), "On Stuttering and Meeting Your Hero, Scatman John with Author Gina Waggott" (21 November 2025, 43 minutes), and "Identity, Connections, and Writing Poetry with Poet Tyson Higel" (24 October 2025, 52 minutes).
Stuttering As Art publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 48 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for Stuttering As Art is 25%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Stuttering As Art requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Stuttering As Art's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Stuttering As Art are Artists, Writers & Performers. Stuttering As Art has an arts audience.
Stuttering As Art is an arts podcast with 10 episodes published.
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Host Madeline Wahl speaks with Garlia Cornelia, a writer, producer, photographer, mother and person who stutters from Detroit, MI. In 2008, Garlia founded Blackboard Plays, a monthly series devoted to Black Playwrights...

<p>Host Madeline Wahl speaks with Gina Waggott, who is a writer, editor, and former TV professional. She is the author of the authorized biography Scatman John: The Remarkable Story of the World’s Unlikeliest Popstar...

<p>Host Madeline Wahl speaks with Tyson Higel, a nurse, a poet, and most unimportant of all, a person who stutters. His difficulty with speaking is what led him to writing, however—a landscape in which words are no...

<p>Host Madeline Wahl speaks with Jordan Scott, poet and children’s author. His debut children’s book, I Talk Like a River (illustrated by Sydney Smith), was a New York Times best Children’s Book of 2020. I Talk Like a...

<p>Host Madeline Wahl speaks with James Hayden, who lives in the New Orleans area with his fiancée and works in the medical field. He is the author of Dear World, I Stutter: A Series of Open Letters from a Person Who...

Episode #6
<p>Host Madeline Wahl speaks with Tv writer/Caregiver Influencer Jacquelyn Revere. After college, she moved to Atlanta to help care for her grandmother, then to NYC to pursue a career in theatre. Her openness about...

<p>Host Madeline Wahl speaks with Darcey Steinke, the author of the memoirs Flash Count Diary, This is the Door, Easter Everywhere and five novels: Sister Golden Hair, Milk, Jesus Saves, Suicide Blonde, and Up Through...

<p>Host Madeline Wahl speaks with Barry Yeoman, a person who stutters and an award-winning journalist whose stories put human faces on complex issues. He lives in North Carolina and teaches journalism at Duke University...

<p>Host Madeline Wahl speaks with Vince Vawter, a retired newspaper editor and publisher. Vawter is the author of the popular Paperboy Trilogy, a series of autobiographical novels that follow the life of a boy from age...

<p>This week, Madeline talks with Ezra Horak, a stutterer and the founder of Stutterology, an empowering digital content platform that educates about stuttering lived experience through a neurodiverse and...

Stuttering As Art
<p>Stuttering As Art, the podcast, is all about exploring the ways people who stutter create works of art alongside and involving their stutter. </p> <p>Each week, host Madeline Wahl--writer, independent academic, and...
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