HeyJaredThe Dyslexia Den Podcast
A Dyslexia focused podcast aimed to empower the dyslexia journey and provide community for dyslexics, students and educators. We highlight stories of parents and childre, bring valuable resources and raise Dyslexia awareness.
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- Sep 3, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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Kindergarten to College Graduate : Julie & Duncan Tapscott (opens the original)
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Now a thriving college graduate building a full-time career, Duncan—alongside his mom, Julie—opens up about the deeply emotional and often heartbreaking challenges he faced during his school years. From the daily struggles of dyslexia to the long journey of discovering effective learning strategies and finding his voice as an advocate for himself, Duncan’s story is a powerful testament to perseverance, resilience, and hope. Along the way, he learned that life-changing breakthroughs often begin w
Back to School with Valerie Dubose, Associate Director at University of Alabama Birmingham (opens the original)
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This back to school edition features Valerie Dubose, Associate Director of Disability Support Services at the University of Alabama @ Birmingham. If you're a parent with a child with a learning difference or a student preparing for college Valerie gives valuable insight into the transition from high school to college and what these services look like on campus. We discuss what happens to your 504 and IEP, the student's role in self advocacy, what to look for in college disability programs and mo
The Strength of Visualizing: Homewood Fire Battalion Chief, Evan Van Arsdale (opens the original)
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In this inspiring episode of The Dyslexia Den , we sit down with Homewood Fire Battalion Chief Evan Van Arsdale to hear his remarkable journey with dyslexia. As a child, Evan struggled through school because his dyslexia went unrecognized, but he discovered that anything he could visualize—from building science projects to construction—became one of his greatest strengths. A friend's suggestion to explore firefighting led him to a career where he thrived in firefighter and EMT training, later al
Martha Ann Livingston, M.A., M. Ed, CALT (opens the original)
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Martha Ann brings a unique perspective as a former 1st grade teacher with hands on experience teaching children to read. Her journey as an educator lead her to becoming a Certified Academic Language Therapist. She now works with students throughout Alabama through evaluations, diagnosis, intervention and therapy. Martha Ann brings a wealth of knowledge and we're so happy she joined us in the Dyslexia Den to share it with you. If you're interested in Martha Ann's services you can reach her via em
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