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Hosted by Williams Syndrome Association · EN · 100 episodes
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Presented by the Williams Syndrome Association, the Starry Eyed Podcast will explore the joys and challenges of living with Williams syndrome, a rare genetic disability. Each episode will feature interviews with adults with WS and professionals and caregivers who are dedicated to raising awareness and resources.
Williams Syndrome Association hosts The Starry-Eyed Podcast®, a society show with 100 episodes published.
Summer is winding down and Jen is still in Italy, so Brendan and Producer Joel are taking a trip up north to Ottawa, Canada, to visit our new friend Keon Eberhardt. Keon is a man of many talents including surfing...that'
The boys are jealous since Jen is still away with family in Italy, so this week they're talking to Shannon Bohmann of @shannons.great.adventures. As a travel consultant, Shannon is used to the rigors of going on vacation
Even if you were at the Convention, you might have missed the big news from Day 1: Camp WSA is changing dates to a better week! Better for who? Well, better for kids who are most likely going to be out of school nationwi
Jen is still on vacay, so Brendan and Joel welcome Charlie Ferguson from Florida! Charlie talks about his years of working at Publix, his love of playing music, and what keeps him coming back to this community! As always
Jen is off with her family, so Brendan and Joel spend a little time recapping the events of the last week. The 2026 WSA Convention in Buffalo was a huge success - emphasis on "huge" considering there were 1800+ people! E
On Wednesday, July 8th, it was Exhibitor Night at the 2026 WSA International Convention. Jen, Brendan, and Producer Joel took to the floor with tiny microphone in hand to interview some of the attendees...and one dog. As
Twas the night before convention and all through the Buff Not a person was sleeping - they've waited enough! Registration was set in the lobby with care Knowing soon Eighteen hundred fine folks would be there. And so Joe
We are one week out from the WSA Convention and there's no better time to meet one of the newest staff members: Megan Lenihan! She joins Jen and Brendan to discuss her role as Family Resource Liaison and her passion for
This week we channel our inner "theater kid energy" as we are joined by Rachel Flamm. She shares about how her love school led to her getting a degree in Early Childhood Education and Sociology. Then Producer Joel so the
Today Jen and Brendan are joined by Bailey Stack, who reminds us that WS Awareness is a year-round endeavour! She shares how she found her voice and learned to trust herself when talking about her own disability and has
We kick off a new century of podcasts with one of the newest additions to the WSA staff: Vice President of Programs Laura Spinney. Laura shares her extensive background working in disability advocacy and as a parent to h
1-0-0!!!! For our 100th episode, we celebrated a milestone live on the Weekend for Williams Broadcast. Jen couldn't join us this time, so Joel sat in to help Brenden lead the conversation. Together they welcomed two wond
Nine-nine!! For the last show before we hit the century mark, we're joined by a guest a refreshing as a tropical breeze. Jules Warren is a Chicago transplant to Hawaii, and uses her people skills working at Depo Market (
From Emperor Palpatine to the King of Pop, Josh Beaupre is a born entertainer. He joins Jen and Brendan this week to talk about his love of voices, entertaining, and what goes into being an impersonator. Josh also leads
Awareness Month keeps rolling on this week with two very special guests: Dr. Elizabeth Roof and Dr. Elisabeth Dykens from Vanderbilt Kennedy Center. They are the driving force behind the Academy of Country Music Lifting
Happy Williams Syndrome Awareness Month!! We're kicking off this great month with the wonderful Kara Jackson. She joins Jen and Brendan to discuss her love of acting and her upcoming production of The Sound of Music at B
It's a quickie episode this week as Brendan (who is literally tiptoeing through the tulips) and Joel prepare for May - which is, of course, Williams Syndrome Awareness Month. You can find resources to share with others i
This week we're joined by Amy Berg from just outside Philly on the Jersey side. Amy is an OG person with WS (diagnosed before there was genetic testing) and has seen this community grow and change over the years. She spe
This week is part 2 of our chat with Dr. Beth Kozel and Dr. Jessica Bowman from Nationwide Children's in Ohio. Together with Jen and Brendan (and Producer Joel sneaks in there too), they discuss the research being done t
A - B - H. A - Always, B - Be, H - Hydrated. Always be hydrated! Always be hydrated!! If you thought water was just this thing that happens to make up around 60% of your body and 70% of the Earth's surface, well you'd be
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