Hypernasality: A podcast about Speech Therapy and Pop Culture

Caryn with a C and Dr. Anthony Drew debrief and go meta (and emotional) about graduation which took place the night before recording this episode. Which microphone do we use? Why is professional development important and what more can we say about it? Find out in this episode of Hypernasality, a podcast about Speech Therapy and Pop Culture. And if you haven't already heard, this is not evidence-based. Thank you for listening.

Dr. Anthony Drew and Caryn with a C have a lot to say about emotional intelligence and a few other things related to speech language therapy and pop culture. Tangents are high and emotions are free flowing in this breakdown about what it means to account for emotions and feelings in life and in speech language therapy. As always, this is not evidence based.

Dr Anthony Drew and Caryn with a C keep the Meta going with three important conversations, one about fellowship, another about skincare, and the final one about going meta with some examples of meta opportunities for SLPs. As always, this is not evidence-based, its just fun (or so we like to think!).

Dr. Anthony Drew and Caryn with a C are back with season 3 of hypernasality, a podcast about speech therapy and pop culture. The overarching STopic (Speech Therapy Topic) for season 3 is Going Meta-, and in this episode we broadly introduce the topic and our reasons for focusing on this as SLPs. In pop culture news we debrief about the Grammys and the fabulousness that is Lizzo and Beyonce, and some of the other people there too. As always, this is not evidence-based.

Caryn with a C and Dr. Anthony Drew are back with season 3 of hypernasality, a podcast about speech therapy and pop culture. Season 3 is slated to be one of the best seasons for hypernasality with a themed Stopic (Speech Therapy Topic) focusing on going meta-. In season 3, we go meta- about any speech language therapy related, and we may also go meta- about life. Enjoy the tease...

Tangents continue to ensue as Caryn with a C and Dr. Anthony Drew discuss way too many pop culture topics for one episode, your head may spin a bit and it will be worth it. Listen as Dr. Anthony Drew chomps on Lady Gaga Oreos while Caryn questions everything about this. For the speech geeks listening, this episode's STopic (Speech Therapy Topic) is about the convergence of clinical and critical thinking, and these two have a lot to say about it. Also in this episode, a tangential Jerseylicious discussion where Anthony rethinks Andy Cohen and Caryn explains the importance of the Real Housewives enterprise.

Season two of Hypernasality, a podcast about speech therapy and pop culture, has finally come to an end. As you know how much we like a good debrief, Dr. Anthony Drew reflects on the highs and lows of season two while Caryn reflects on her "recent" trip to Disney. The STopic, season two wrap, with some final notes about the job hunt and key takeaway points. We apologize for any technical glitches that may have occurred in Season Two, especially since we have no intention of going back and editing. Instead, we look ahead to Season Three, and going Meta- (Meta- is so hot right now!). As always, this is not evidence based. We thank you for listening to our Series on the Job Hunt!

Dr. Anthony Drew and Caryn with a C have lots to discuss as the academic year ends and summer plans begin. It is midsummer and there is a lot to discuss, including: a debrief about Dr. Anthony Drew's trip to Sweden, a prebrief about Caryn with a C's family vacation, and the ever important question, how do you like your chicken cutlets? Caryn with a C and Dr. Anthony Drew recap the night where their cousins meet over a broadway show. The STopic of the job hunt comes to a crescendo with a discussion of what to do if you receive more than one offer and tips for negotiating job terms. And of course, this is not evidence based.

Dr. Anthony Drew and Caryn with a C had a happy/crappy week and debrief about that to start the episode. Don't fret, it turns around real quickly into a discussion of technology and literacy as Caryn with a C discusses the controversial CDC milestones and the unique way in which it was released to the public. The job hunt STopic ensues with a discussion of the interview, in short just be yourself. As always, this is not evidence-based.

Caryn with a C is impressed by Dr. Anthony Drew's Greek alphabet as the Omicron wave hits the NYC metro area, along with a snowstorm, and toddlers waking up from naps. The job hunt STopic continues with a revisit of the resume, and marketing yourself. Anthony and Caryn want to know, what is your brand? In pop culture, we celebrate the lives of Betty White and Sidney Poitier. Of course, this is not evidence-based.

Dr. Anthony Drew and Caryn with a C share their thoughts about the best song ever made by wishing everyone a happy “we are the world” day, recorded on January 28 fortysomething years before this episode. The job hunt STopic continues with a discussion of the resume and cover letter. As always, this is not evidence-based.

Caryn with a C and Dr. Anthony Drew continue the job hunt Speech Therapy Topic (aka, STopic) with a discussion of how to search for a job. They do this from two different Middletowns, one in NY and one in Jerzee. This episode starts with a discussion about the division of practice in the field of speech language pathology, are you medical or school, or somewhere in between? And also, stop making this a thing. Tangents in this episode include Adam Rippon and Instagram usage. And, our first guest on the podcast, Anthony's Mom. As always, this is not evidence-based.

As part of the job hunt series, Caryn with a C and Dr. Anthony Drew reflect on their own job search experiences. Also reflected upon in this episode: target or kmart, comedy or drama, writing muscles, and a few other things. Too much coffee and lots to talk = sooo many tangents. The STopic for this episode asks the question, are all SLPs type-A? And remember, this is not evidence-based.

Dr. Anthony Drew and Caryn with a C are back and better than ever with season 2 of hypernasality, a podcast about speech therapy and pop culture. This season begins with Caryn and Anthony just back from the Annual Convention of the American Speech Language Hearing Association and a debrief about this hybrid experience. The Speech Therapy Topic (STopic) for season two focuses on strategies for finding a job and a preview of the topics that will be covered this season. Pop culture topics include podcasts and reality television and where these lines differ, if at all? Disclaimer, this is not evidence-based.

Dr Anthony Drew and Caryn with a C tease you about season 2 of Hypernasality: A podcast about speech therapy and pop culture. This podcast is for anyone who is interested in speech language pathology, speech language therapy, speech therapy, swallowing or dysphagia science, language and literacy, and of course pop culture. Season 2 is on its way and is gonna drop like lemons do for Beyonce. This teaser gives you a sneak preview, stay tuned for all episodes to drop at the same time. We can't wait to share this with you, and as always, this is not evidence based.

Dr. Anthony Drew and Caryn with a C apologize for the delay in publishing Episode 15 of Hypernasality; they both were preoccupied with a brain break. This episode was recorded before that brain break, so apologies for that as well. In this episode, Caryn with C discusses her likes and dislikes about The Crown as Anthony encourages her to continue watching, and not to make fun of Madonna. The Stopic (Speech Therapy Topic) is a potpourri of field related topics and tangents. This episode is the last for Season 1 of Hypernasality, and includes an important announcement for Jeffrey and all our listeners about Season 2. As always, this is not evidence-based. Thank you for listening.

In this episode, Dr. Anthony Drew is celebrating a special 1 year anniversary while Caryn with C is celebrating surviving another day of motherhood. Caryn and Anthony learn two important things about each other, one related to movies and the other related to witches. Speaking of, where all our witches at? Calling all witches. Red and yellow witches, orange and blue ones too, in this episode we talk about you. The Speech Therapy Topic (STopic) is about representation of individuals with communication disorders in the movies.

There is a lot to discuss when it comes to velour track suits, PDF, and Fran Leibowitz. What ever happened to Caryn's Velour Track Suit and why does PDF make Anthony so happy? Most importantly, how Fran Leibowitz is an icon and hero to Anthony and Caryn. In this STopic (Speech Therapy Topic), the Caryn explains the International Dysphagia Diet Standardization Initiative (IDDSI) to Anthony, which cracks Caryn up and reminds us all about the importance of understanding clinical expertise.

It certainly feels like a new year as Caryn with a C and Dr Anthony Drew reunite for the first time in 2021, there is lots of laughter, many tangents, and a thoughtful discussion about why as a field we separated expressive and receptive language. Also in this episode, what Anthony and Caryn senior selves are watching including SVU and Blue Bloods. Are you ready for a new year of hypernasality?

Happy 10th Episode, time flies when you are stuck inside. For their 10th episode, Caryn with a C and Dr. Anthony Drew step into a very important STopic, taking on student clinicians and the return on investment for the supervisor, student, and profession. Also, how per diem works and things to consider when taking on a contract gig deep in the heart of Brooklyn. As always, this is not evidence-based.

How can we apply theories of parsimony to deciding if you have a disease? Does Sudafed make you talk too much? Can an SLP dance and get good grades? Can Dr. Anthony Drew and Caryn with a C answer all these questions and also provide an in depth and thoughtful discussion about donuts, oreos, and Jerseylicious weddings? Answers to these questions await in this episode of Hypernasality: A Podcast about Speech Therapy and Pop Culture; and of course, this is not evidence-based.

Caryn with a C and Dr. Anthony Drew delve deep into the intricacies of the last lecture of the semester, how to spell Ms. Spears first name, and e-mail etiquette rules that everyone needs to hear. You'll laugh, you'll cry, we even talk about writing checks; however, none of this is evidence based.

Caryn with a C and Dr. Anthony Drew debrief about the penultimate in Jerseylicious, Michelle Buteau, and conclude she is all you need to watch on Netflix. Plus, oreos and cocomelon and when kids call you out. The Speech Therapy Topic, STopic, of the week is how to make memories during a global pandemic.

Dr. Anthony Drew and Caryn with a C dish on their latest Netflix and Chill stories, literally what they are watching on Netflix. Caryn shares the woes of being a Caryn in a piece we like to call, "A Tale of Two K/Caryns" and she later schools us on the importance of debriefing with students, colleagues, and maybe even yourself. Get your chalupa ready for episode 6; this is hypernasality, and it is not evidence based.

Who needs a brain break? Caryn with a C and Dr. Anthony Drew, that's who. And what better way to enjoy a brain break than to listen to music, talk about our cousins, and of course, provide a tutorial about how to improve your slide presentations. This is indeed Hypernasality, a podcast about Speech Therapy and Pop Culture.

Caryn with a C is a trendsetter, Dr Anthony Drew drinks his weekly cocktail, and the two discuss divas, sponsors, executive functions, all while waiting in sheer anticipation of the 2020 election results.

Operational definitions are important in science, and also in how one self-identifies. Caryn with a C and Dr. Anthony Drew operationally define themselves and learn what it means to have an operational definition.

Caryn with C teaches us about the discovery of a new saliva gland and Dr. Anthony Drew provides an introduction into theoretical frameworks.

The pilot episode of Hypernasality, at the time we called it Speech And Language podcast, S&L, say it out loud, see about the problems. Learn about the purpose of this nerdy acoustical aspiration.