After 40 Years Stuttering, I Speak Freely

The Military Man Who Overcame Stuttering

In this episode, we sit down with Rawlings to hear his powerful journey living with stuttering. From years of emotional pain, social withdrawal, and searching for a “cure,” to a life-changing moment at a McDonald’s that pushed him to confront his speech challenges head-on, Rawlings opens up about the reality of living with a stutter and the mindset shifts that helped him reclaim his confidence. He shares how discovering the StopStutter app and committing to daily mind training and reading aloud transformed his approach to speaking, leading to breakthrough moments at work, among peers, and even at church. This is an honest and inspiring conversation about resilience, self-acceptance, and finding your voice.

How to Stop Stuttering Through Discipline

Amauris shares how he overcame a 25-year struggle with stuttering and gained confidence in both life and speech. A corporate finance professional from New Jersey, he opens up about the insecurity and self-doubt he carried for years, and how the teachings of Lee Lovett and the support of the StopStutter community helped him transform his mindset and speech. His story is a powerful reminder that with discipline, support, and belief, lasting change is possible.

After 40 Years Stuttering, I Speak Freely

After 40+ years of severe stuttering, avoidance, and anxiety, Tara opens up about the turning point that helped her go weeks without a single bad speaking incident—and how she’s learning to speak with confidence for the first time in her life.

The StopStutter Podcast Episode 2

In our second episode, we interview Noah, a brilliant singer-songwriter from Switzerland. He starred on The Voice of Germany, where he sang brilliantly, but initially struggled to speak when answering the judges’ questions. Eventually, he began responding by singing and playing his guitar, turning his challenge into a unique strength. Today, Noah speaks as beautifully as he sings and has become a key contributor to the success of StopStutter.