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What do our voices say about us? On this edition we explore voice and identity.
Lateef McLeod, our inaugural Community Storytelling Fellow, explains the everyday challenges that come with using a speech generating device. We’ll hear from someone who nearly lost their voice, and we’ll look at how voice contributes to trans women’s sense of safety and self.
Featuring:
- Mya Byrne, singer-songwriter
- Kathe Perez, creator of EVA app
- Samuel Sennott, assistant professor of special education at Portland University
- Bob Segalman, author “Against the Current, My Life with Cerebral Palsy”
- April Bryant, UC Berkeley student
- Hannah Simpson, Nika Jewell, Tela Love, 13th Philadelphia Transgender Health Conference, attendees.
Host: George Lavender
Producers: Andrew Stelzer, Laura Flynn, Jasmin Lopez
Contributing Producer: Meredith Talusan, Community Stortelling Fellow-Lateef McLeod
Special thanks to Saskia Maltz
More information
- Lateef McLeod
- Twitter: @kut2smooth
- Meredith Talusan,
- Twitter: @1demerith
- Mya Byrne
- Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/myabyrne
- Twitter: @myadriene
- Bob Segalman
- Is vocal fry hurting women’s job prospects?
- Eva App
