Dyslexia Duo Podcast

The duo interview the author of "Mississippi Rising: How The Last Became First In Literacy Growth", Leta Palmiter.

The duo have a lively interview talking with Tiffany James. Find out more about Nessy here: https://www.nessy.com/en-gb Order Tiffany's Book- What I Need here: https://a.co/d/hQ10qrH Watch the short film Mical here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-Eycme4NFM

The duo interview Dr. Terrie Noland. Terry Noland website

The duo bid adieu to the 2025 IDA Conference.

The duo interview Kim Day of the Rollins Center for Language and Literacy to discuss the 6 dyslexia modules for the Cox campus.

James Wang and Promit Dey stop by the booth to give an update on their innovative app, ReadGenie.

Carmen Ochoa from SmartPens 4U stops by the booth to discuss the RocketPen Reader. Carmen offers a 10% discount through the end of November 2025 if you email [email protected]

The duo chat with Tammy Kofford and talk about the creative approach to training she takes at the Phillips Fundamental Learning Center

Susan Light of Tumbleweed Publishing stops by and talks about non fiction and fiction read aloud books within a given scope and sequence.

Marissa Bothwell stops by the duo's booth to talk about a very intriguing application for assisting tutors with bookkeeping, invoicing and scheduling.

One of the IDA speakers, Krista Gauthier of the IMSE Foundation stops by for a chat with the duo.

Keith Granger stops by the duo's booth and talks about the interesting products that High Noon Books offers for dyslexia therapy support.

The duo interview former guest Mary McFarlin on the importance of morphology and discuss her company, Sound Literacy Solutions

Jason Stewart talks by to talk about the innovative offerings from ObjectiveEd.

Jennifer Theel of The Gow School stops by to tell the duo about her personal journey.

The duo interview the interventionists Mallary Lattanze and Missy Purcell.

The duo interview the author of the inspiring story of Adam's Way, Mary Ann Coulson.

The duo bump into IDA speaker Terrie Noland and have a lively conversation as well as a preview of her upcoming studio interview.

The duo visit with an interviewee from last year, Priscilla Gresens of Arnold's Reading Academy

The duo share a wonderful conversation with Joy O'Shaughnessy of the National Institute of Learning Development

Jessica Pasik of The Reading League joins the duo to discuss many of their wonderful offerings.

The duo have an interesting chat with Rose Heggs and Bridget Barley of the Jemicy School

The duo learn about the amazing AI infused application of Cody Reading from founders Katherine and Michael Marcus

The duo interview Diane Burke of Region 4 Service Center and discuss the Reading By Design curriculum.

The duo meet up with their friend Dr. Tracy Johnson-Rockmore of Vessels of Hope

The duo have a lively interview with Madeline Jones of Scanning Pens.

The duo are fascinated with the work of Cigdem Knebel of Simple Words Books

The duo interview Dr. Lori Severino and Donna Hejtmanek of Credentials Unlimited (credentialsunlimited.com)

The duo have fun with Kate Gladstone, CEO of handwritingthatworks.com and author of Read Cursive Fast

The duo interview IDA presenter Rachel Harvey

The duo have a wonderful chat with Assistant Professor of Reinhardt University, Debby Pinion

The duo have a fascinating discussion with Heidi Williams of BilgravLearning. BilgravLearning

The duo have a lively interview with vendor booth neighbor and Sparkle Tutoring owner Amy Weisbrot.

The duo discuss LegiLiner products with owner/inventor Polly Benson.

The duo discuss the new definition of 'dyslexia' that was just revealed today at IDA. Careful, these takes are R E D H O T!

The duo discuss the fascinating application from Readmax with Sophia Dunn-Walker

The duo talk to author and actor Ameer Baraka about his book, Undiagnosed: The Ugly Side of Dyslexia and his role on the show Zatima.

The duo have a wonderful conversation with Dr Amy Brummel and Kassidy Hansen of Amy's Academics (amysacademics.com)

Former Duo guest Karena Hayes stops by and gives an update.

The duo kick off their IDA 2025 coverage.

The duo can barely contain their excitement as they discuss their attendance at the upcoming IDA 2025 conference.

The duo interview the founder of the Reading Science Academy, Dr. Stephanie Stollar.

The duo discuss Dyslexia Awareness Month and the upcoming IDA conference.

The duo interview the Founder and President of Parents for Reading Justice, Brett Tingley.

The Duo highlight our previous guests' expertise and excitedly introduce a brand new season for the podcast!

The duo conclude their interview with psychiatrist and developmental cognitive neuroscientist, Dr. Fumiko Hoeft.

The duo conduct a fascinating interview with psychiatrist and developmental cognitive neuroscientist, Dr. Fumiko Hoeft. Dr. Hoeft has authored many journal articles and research. Here is her research on The Neurobiology of Dyslexia (2018). https://haskinslabs.org/sites/default/files/files/Kearns%2C%20Hoeft%2C%20Hancock%2C%20Pugh%2C%20Frost%20(2019)%20Neurobiology%20of%20dyslexia.pdf Research regarding morphometric braindissociation between dyslexia and reading abilty. https://www.pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas.0609399104

The duo conclude a fun and insightful interview with interventionists Missy Purcell and Mallary Lattanze. Here's Missy Purcell's webpage: https://misspurcell.com/ Here's her social: X: @MissyPurcell IG: @missy_purcell Here's information for Mallary Lattanze: X: @bigcitydyslexic

The duo have an exciting interview with interventionists Missy Purcell and Mallary Lattanze. Here's Missy Purcell's webpage: https://misspurcell.com/ Here's her social: X: @MissyPurcell IG: @missy_purcell Here's information for Mallary Lattanze: X: @bigcitydyslexic

The duo bring to a conclusion an entertaining and insightful interview with the founder of Dyslexia In Adults, Natalie Brooks.