All Things Vocal Podcast
Professional coaching and insider interviews for singers and speakers who want to grow their skills and careers. Host Judy Rodman has 5 decades of award-winning credits in the music and voice industries. The podcast covers vocal technique, performance, career advice, and industry insights. Judy Rodman shares her extensive experience as a singer, vocal coach, and producer. Listeners get practical tips and inspiration for improving their voices and navigating the music business.
Episodes
Life, Love & Music: Preston James Interview
In this episode, you'll get to know Preston James, rising star, southern country rocker, gifted singer, songwriter and guitarist on the precipice of the big time. I became his vocal coach when he was 15 years old getting ready for an American Idol audition. He went on to reach the national TV levels of both A.M. and The Voice. The first time he opened for someone at the Grand Ole Opry as a relativ
Seeking Harmony: Lessons In Negotiations For Artists - with Michael Marino
My interview with veteran labor lawyer Michael Marino is a masterclass in having win-win, good-faith negotiations. For any creative with a career, the treasure trove of wisdom he so generously shares here can make all the difference in the outcome of any deal, collaboration or contract we need to do.
MICHAEL'S LINKS:
** Bio for Michael Marino, partner at Seyfarth Law Firm https://www.seyfarth.co
How AI Can Help (and Hurt) Musicians - Brainstorming Forward Discussion
This is the first in a new series of roundtable discussions I'm calling 'Brainstorming Forward'. The topic is AI and Music. AI can be an incredibly useful assistant and a dangerous foe to a music artist and their career. Listen to learn from a panel of experts how Artificial Intelligence really works, and get the strategies that make AI help in ways that are right for you.
MY CAST OF BRAINSTORMER
Is Pineapple Juice Dangerous for the Voice?
Is pineapple juice dangerous or a miracle remedy for the singing and speaking voice? I want to set the record straight. Listen in for the scientific as well as anecdotal results of drinking it... find out if YOU should use this remedy, AND learn the importance of diluting it if you do!
Links mentioned:
Applicative review on bromelain’s edema reduction → MDPI “Proteolytic Enzyme Activities of Bro
Mic Techniques For Singing Live
Did you know that how you approach and handle a microphone can significantly affect your vocal ability? Listen to this episode to learn specific microphone techniques for all kinds of live performance situations.
Here are some links I mention:
* Me singing a snippet of 'You Want It Back' - find it at 14:46 in the Youtube version of this podcast https://youtu.be/gF5HDJKYg9c
* Celine Dion singing '
Singers: Don't Stick This In Your Ears! (Chat with Dr. Rebecca Grome)
The singing and speaking voice is greatly affected by the health and hearing ability of our ears. In this episode, I chat with Dr. Rebecca Grome, the audiologist and owner at Ears4U in Nashville, Tennessee, who generously shares her advice on ear care, including what NOT to stick in there!
NEED YOUR HELP:
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5 Hacks for Vocal Control in the Studio
Want more vocal control when singing in the studio? In this short but valuable episode, I give you 5 pro hacks specially designed for singing at a recording microphone. They can immediately increase your vocal control and thus skyrocket the quality of your final vocal. Find the transcript and video at www.AllThingsVocal.com.
LINKS MENTIONED:
Singing In The Studio (My multimedia course for singers
PULL, Don't Push SOVT Exercises for Breath Work
SOVT, or 'semi-occluded vocal tract' exercises, IF done with good form, can significantly improve vocal ability and vocal health. In this episode, I show you why and how you should PULL them instead of Push them, like most people do. See this episode on YouTube for video demonstrations of these exercises.
Other Links mentioned:
Marci D. Rosenberg article
Ingo Titze article
Balloon phonation exerci
Weird Vocal Exercises That Blend Registers
In this episode I teach vocal exercises I designed using voiced consonants and vowels to help singers AND speakers blend their chest and head registers. Doing these exercises also helps you eliminate vocal breaks, add more resonance and range and ease vocal strain. These benefits occur as we take the voice across the passagio from chest to head voice while pulling and morphing the syllables. It's
Mastering Public Speaking - Chat with Peter George
My interview guest is speaking coach/author Peter George. Truly great public speaking skills are worth pursuing and improving, whether you're a veteran stage presentation speaker or a more casual workshop host, teacher or business person. Even singers need to talk to their audiences and do interviews. Listen to this episode for insider tips and strategies for making an impact and getting the respo
Are Voiced Consonants Killing Your High Notes?
Did you know that articulating voiced consonants tightly can kill your high notes? In this episode, I talk about why this happens, and what you can do to turn your voiced consonants from voice saboteurs into voice enablers.
Links mentioned:
Power, Path & Performance vocal training courses
Phonetics Pow document
www.JudyRodman.com
How I Teach Voice, How YOU Learn
With all the vocal coaches out there, do you wonder what vocal training you can trust to work best for your voice? Here is a short episode that will tell you why I know what I know as vocal coach, and how YOU can use my training to radically transform your voice with more ability, health and messaging impact than it's ever known.
If you need a better, healthier, or more effective voice, I'd love t
JP & Kat-Raio Rende Interview Part 2 - Chipmunks to Charts
Join us for Part two of this interview as JP & Kat Raio-Rende and I exchange all kinds of career stories, music creation and chart-making strategies, as well as mic/voice-saving vocal technique!
Be sure and catch Part 1 of this interview if you missed it... it's the episode right before this one.
Their website: https://www.earwormny.com
My website: https://judyrodman.com/
JP & Kat-Raio Rende Interview Part 1 - Emmy-Winning Music Creators
My guests today are primetime music creators JP and Kathryn Raio-Rende, owners of Earworm Music Company in New York City. This is Part 1 of our interview, which continues next episode as Part 2.
Their website: https://www.earwormny.com
Their Emmy-winning song performed by Billy Porter for Sesame Street: https://youtu.be/derxRN-ZkMI?si=S6ZX1p44yjcD5zxv
Listen as we trade stories, strategies and ad
Personal Branding with Megan Gersch
If you want to build a successful music career, you need to build a following. Creating and leveraging your personal brand can be a game-changer for creating a significant fanbase. Listen to my interview with top branding specialist Megan Gersch (Netflix, Live Nation, etc) and gain some current strategies to help you and your music stand out from the crowd and draw the supporters that can help yo
Metamorphosis of Runaway Home - a New Musical
In this interview with my co-creator Darren J. Butler, we talk about how our musical Runaway Home has metamorphosized from a couple of monologues to a staged reading by headliners for heads of the entertainment industry in the middle of New York. We're hoping it's the room where 'it' happens - so full productions in major venues is next.
Find creative team and actors bios and more at the musical's
A New Approach To Manual Therapy for Voice: Walt Fritz Interview
In this episode, we sit down with renowned physical therapist Walt Fritz. As the author of 'Manual Therapy for Voices... a Person-Centered Approach,' Walt shares his expertise in empowering patients to actively participate in their healing journey. He discusses how this patient-involved approach can lead to more effective and lasting results. Furthermore, Walt extends his expertise to train other
Vocal Strain: 18 Causes & Fixes For Your Tired Voice
Vocal strain, also known as vocal fatigue, is the leading cause of vocal problems, limitations and vocal damage for both singers and speakers. In this episode, I'm going to give you the top 18 causes of vocal strain that I see, and tell you how to fix what's making your voice so tired. I'm also going to share the audio of a short vocal lesson I did where my student's vocal fatigue was eliminated i
Get Fit, Not Hurt! (Chat With Angela McCuiston of Music Strong)
Getting physically injured can temporarily stop or permanently end a music career. My guest Angela McCuiston, founder of 'Music Strong', has developed a specialty career in fitness training and rehabilitation exercises for music makers of all kinds. Listen to this interview to hear Angela and I discuss some vital fitness strategies that can improve muscle balance, endurance and strength. A musicia
Singing On The Road? 12 Tips for Touring
Singing on the road can be a dream come true or a vocal nightmare. Here are 12 tips to help your voice end up stronger and freer of vocal fatigue after your gig or tour than before! Whether you're just doing one gig out of town, or a whole season of concerts, this advice plus using great vocal technique can make a huge difference to your voice.
Links mentioned include:
* The Hall Sisters: https://
Successful Music Career Secrets - Vinnie Potestivo Interview
In this episode, I interview Vinnie Potestivo, a renowned music and brand consultant who advises artists, major media, and corporations on the latest trends and strategies for success.
Over the years, the music industry has undergone significant changes, and Vinnie Potestivo has witnessed many of them first hand. In our chat, he generously shares some successful music career secrets that are work
Choose Your Vocal Genre Strategically!
Have you ever wondered if the style you're singing is truly best for you? In this episode I give you some practical factors to help you choose your vocal genre strategically, which will help you be creatively fulfilled AND more successful in your vocal career. And yes, it may be that for YOUR vocal goals, you need to choose more than one style to master. Listen to the end for some case studies of
Interview with Songwriting Legend Dave Loggins
In this rare interview, hear the stories of the journey and the creative process of Dave Loggins, one of the most gifted singers and songwriters that’s ever put pen to paper or mic to mouth. Besides putting a ton of music into the world that people remember their lives by, he has been my friend, collaborator and mentor for decades. I hope you enjoy this interview as much as I did having the conver
Gena Thurston Interview - PT for Voices
Gena Thurston, PT/DPT/CIDN has worked with all kinds of voices, including the cast of Hamilton. She has a unique, hands-on, highly effective approach to vocal issues that she shares with me on this episode. I trust her enough to be the only one I've ever let manipulate my own larynx!
Find Gena in Nashville at https://stevekravitz.com/our-team/gena-thurston/Steve Kravitz Physical Therapy
Check out
Vocal Exercises To Smooth Vocal Glitches
Listen as I demonstrate a weird but highly effective vocal exercise that helped me get my voice back, and that I use with my students to smooth out glitchy areas in their vocal range. My thanks to vocal coach Mark Thress for sharing the scale with me, which I find best to do in this slow-motion way, morphing the syllables into each other to create flexibility and stability in the vocal apparatus.
Interview with Barbara Kite - Acting Technique for Voices
Barbara Kite is a speaking and acting coach. In this episode, she generously shares some secrets from the acting world that can help speakers, singers and even songwriters deliver messages that hit the mark.
Links:
Barbara's website, her coaching and her book https://barbarakite.com/
Her son Noah Kite and his 'chamber folk' music https://www.noahkite.com/
Find me and my services for your voice at
Why Listen To All Things Vocal Podcast?
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Mat Kearney Interview - Making Pop Music Matter
Mat Kearney went from skater kid/soccer playing/free-style rapper to multi-platinum selling pop artist with over 2.5 billion streams. One of my earliest vocal students, Mat took his voice and his messages seriously, and has become one of the best live performers out there. Listen in and be inspired to dig in deep to your own creative expression.
Find Mat at https://matkearney.com/
Find out how I c
Raising and Lowering Larynx - Should You?
How high or low should your larynx be when you sing? Get my nuanced answer to this controversial topic that can help you sound great without straining your voice.
Links mentioned:
Lisa Popiel
Molly Webb article
AnatomyZone video of larynx
Power Path & Performance vocal training courses
Judy Rodman vocal lessons
Find me at www.JudyRodman.com. Join us for deeper discussions in the All Things Voca
Doug Smith Interview: Voltage Bros to Mercy Club, Working Night Shift
In my interview with Doug Smith you'll learn how this gifted music maker working with R&B icons including Millie Jackson, Nikka Costa and Prince quit it all one night. Called to the ministry, he traded the limelight to be a flashlight working with the homeless, planting gardens in 'food deserts', and working 'the night shift' to help rescue and change lives. And he's back with music, too! Now Dou
An Artist’s Job by Salem Jones
Salem Jones suggests a fresh, radical look at the job of an artist on the deepest and most valuable levels. Salem is one of the best female rock vocalists on the planet, and graciously allows me to share her thoughts on this podcast. Short, sweet, and utterly profound.
Find Salem and her band https://www.patreon.com/onesoulthrust
Salem & One Soul Thrust's new video 'The Fight For Love' https://w
Chat with Roger Ryan - Storied Producer of Music for the Soul
Want to hear stories of a Nashville-based producer from Trinidad who has worked with the likes of Take 6, Whitney Houston, and CeCe Winans just to name a few? Listen in to my chat with 8 time Dove, Grammy-nominated and Juno award-winning producer Roger Ryan.
Find Roger...
at his website https://www.rogerryan.net/
and Instagram https://www.linkedin.com/in/roger-ryan-6603233/
Want to chat with me?
Costly Mistakes in Your Speaking Voice Technique
Does your speaking voice ever get tired? Is the sound of your voice weak, harsh, thin, muddy, monotone or otherwise difficult to listen to? Does your mind focus like a flashlight beam (aka NOT focused!) when you talk? You may be making some of the mistakes this episode covers. Listen as I give you the audio of lesson #2 in my new course 'Speaking Voice Technique'. If you're interested, you can fi
How Valuable Is Your Voice? A Van Gogh Perspective
Wonder what your voice is worth? To help you find out, I take you through a small study of Van Gogh's shoes, and other worthless pieces of art. Join me!
After listening, I'd love to hear your thoughts and stories. Join us for some wonderful discussions in the Facebook page for this group - 'All Things Vocal Blog & Podcast'.
As always, you can find me and my products and services at www.judyrodman
The Benefits of Practicing Character Voices
One very effective type of vocal exercise is imitating character voices. In this episode, I demonstrate some of these crazy exercises and explain the why and how behind the training so you can try them, too!
Links mentioned:
The article 'Are you a good mimic?'
Victoria DeAnda article on mimicing vs imitating
The video on 'Voice Breakdown'
All Things Vocal Blog & Podcast Group
For more or to cont
How I Lost My Voice (So You Don’t Have To!)
Losing your voice from vocal performance is NOT necessary IF you prepare yourself and your voice for the performance you need to do. Here's the cautionary tale about how I DIDN'T prepare for a vocal marathon, trashed my voice and what I did to get it back in time to finish the marathon strong! Listen for tips to avoid losing your own voice from overuse.
BONUS: I mention a new vocal recovery exerc
Chat With Lachi - Recording Artist, Disabled Inclusion Advocate
Have you ever felt like there was something about you that would keep your voice from certain opportunities, careers or stages? Maybe you're the wrong race, wrong gender, wrong size, too old, too young, too dark, too light, too weird, too loud, too shy. How about being... too blind? Today I talk with Lachi - a highly successful force of nature who fully embraces and USES her blindness to make the
Vital Vocal Attributes for Communication Skills
This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.
Listen to this episode to learn about several vocal factors, or vocal attributes, that can help you communicate better. It was written by Lawrence Blackwell of the Matinee Multiligual voiceover and subtitling agency. I hardly ever allow guest posts on All Things Vocal, but this one is really good and important informatio
How To Make It In Music
Making it in music depends... on what you define as making it. Yes, there are many ways to fail, but there are many ways to succeed. This episode has real-world advice geared to help creatives put legs under dreams.
If you'd like a lesson with me, just hit me up at https://www.judyrodman.com/contact.htm. I'd be more than happy to help you!
Chat with Salem Jones - Empress of Rock
Listen to this interview with Salem Jones to hear stories of a life-long rocker who is also a warrior who lives a life of excellence. Founder, lead singer and songwriter for the Canadian rock band 'One Soul Thrust', Salem has one of the best female rock voices ever. So good in fact, Glen Hughes of 'Deep Purple' did a rare duet with her on her own album. A deeply soulful thinker, performer, writer
Interview with Wendy Parr, Artist Development Maverick
Do you wonder what goes into the development of a successful artist who actually loves the life they live? Wendy Parr has created an artist development program that does just that. Artists with whom she's worked include Sara Bareilles, Regina Spektor, Melanie Martinez, Lynn Gunn of PVRIS, Marc E. Bassy, and many more. Come join us for a deeper than usual chat about becoming the creative you can be
Interview With Texas Legend Radney Foster
In this episode, I chat with my old friend Radney Foster about his multi-decade career of successes, brick walls, pivot points, new creative endeavors and more success. He gained back a lost voice, wrote a book of short stories and songs, became an actor, and mentors other new artists. He's still doing all these things... including his music. Join me for a very sweet conversation, and if you enjoy
What‘s Wrong With Your Vocal Warmup?
Does your voice feel WORSE instead of BETTER after doing vocal exercises? Here are 4 reasons that can happen, and what you can do to get your vocal warm-up working for you instead of turning into a vocal tighten-up!
For more help, contact me at https://JudyRodman.com.
Interview with JennyTolman - Country Star Rising
Listen in to hear the story of Jenny Tolman - a singer/songwriter whose star is rising so fast that the country music industry is calling her 'The Next Big Thing'. You'll laugh with us, and you'll be amazed at what can happen even without a major label when you 1. are extremely good at your craft and 2. extremely good at being valuable to your fanbase and 3. have a great village of support around
Chat with Dr. Edward Bassingthwaighte - Holistic Singing Veterinarian
Did you know that to communicate to an audience intuitively, you could think of them as a big dog? Find out how Dr. Edward Bassingthwaighte uses insights of his journey from sickness to cutting-edge holistic veterinarian in ways that benefit his singing and songwriting. Learn a few things about your pet, too!
Find Bassingthwaighte and his services and courses at:: https://www.wholeenergybodybalan
How To Sing Tired - When To Cancel Performance
Have you ever been totally exhausted and need to sing? Do you know when you need to cancel a performance? This episode will give you tips for singing tired, and help you determine when you should cancel your performance.
Need good vocal exercises to warmup and cool down? Contact me to book a lesson ; I'd love to help!
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Deep Dive Into Performance Anxiety & Mindset - With Ingela Onstad of Courageous Artistry
Would you like to conquer jitters or get into a more focused flow state when you perform? Join me for my interview with classical artist/certified therapist/coach Ingela Onstad as we take a deep dive into the connection between the brain and the voice. Find and connect with Ingela and her services at www.courageousartistry.com.
If you like this, please review where you're listening to it. Thank
Entertainer vs Artist - Which Is Best?
Are you an entertainer or an artist when you perform onstage? Did you know it's best to be both? This episode will explain why you want to strengthen your weaker mode if you want to raise your impact and value as a performer.
Here's the link to the Bono/U2 performance I mention in the episode.
And here's a link to contact me for online lessons... $125 hr or $65 for 1/2 hr.
In-Ear Monitors - Don't Just Use One!
Do you know how to safely use In-Ear monitors on stage? This episode will give you tips on using them to make your vocal performance magic, but not harm your hearing in the process!
Youtube links I mention with more information on choosing and using In-Ear monitors:
from the Shure company... https://youtu.be/Q_cQx6qd4VQ
from audio professional at Kettner Creative... https://youtu.be/bfWeA0FP62A
Sofia Evangelina Interview - Teen Phenom in Pursuit of Excellence
Are you feeling limited; need some inspiration? Listen to this chat, where Pop/R&B artist Sofia Evangelina shares her journey of award-winning excellence in several diverse fields of the arts and athletics. With a phenomenal voice, brilliant songwriting and dynamic performance ability, she is now laser-focused on her music career, to be a world-changer and influencer who encourages and uplifts oth
How To Practice Without Irritating Neighbors
Got neighbors? Need to practice? Need to do a vocal warmup at the venue? This episode will give you some practical solutions to decrease the noise level for others, and the ability to have significant practice time for you!
Links mentioned include:
ATV blogpost with the free silent vocal exercise download.
Power Path & Performance 6-disc vocal training course
HearFones practice headset
Gear for q
Chat With PR Marketing Coach Diane Foy
Fans, media and industry are what you have to attract to make money with your talent. You have to begin by knowing who you are and developing your story and personal branding, before you go on to social media and the rest. So says Diane Foy, my interview guest today, who is a certified PR & Marketing Coach for artists and performers. To use her by-line, if you have an unstoppable drive but lack a
Vocal Rasp - Cool Sound, or Voice Killer?
A raspy voice can be a cool signature of artistic style, or a telltale sign of vocal damage. In this episode, you'll get three factors to check to help you know if you can safely apply the fry. Links mentioned include:
vocal surgery videos
vocal fry
Extreme Scream
Public Speaking Tips - Interview with Dave Bricker
Do you speak in public? I bet you do. Whether on a stage between songs, on TV or radio, on webcam on the phone or in front of a boardroom or classroom, you talk. My interview guest Dave Bricker is a veteran public speaker and trainer with a focus on remarkable storytelling that delivers messages that powerfully engage the audience. He shares some invaluable advice for anyone who speaks publically,
Artist Mentors Bree Noble & Katie Zaccardi Offer Free Workshop On Alternate Income Strategies
Have you ever thought about teaching what you know? If you make a living singing, creating music or speaking, your financial situation is on roller skates. It's wise to develop alternative streams of income, and teaching your skills to others could be a win-win stream of good. For this episode, I interviewed artist mentors Bree Noble and Katie Zaccardi about their upcoming event to help artists do
4 Ways To Improve Vocal Control
Want more vocal control? There are 4 critical factors you need to improve... your inhale, breath support, breath control and mental focus. I go into each one and explain the effects on the singing and speaking voice.
For more help with this, check out my courses and lessons on my website. https://judyrodman.com Even one lesson should make a difference in your vocal control.
7 Wrong Ideas About Singing
Could your voice be suffering from wrong beliefs about singing? Check out this list of 7 mistaken ideas that can be limiting, straining and damaging to your voice. Hear how you can change your thinking to enable more vocal health and ability. Contact and learn more about me and how I can help you at www.JudyRodman.com
How Vocal Careers Can Succeed - Chat With Sue Painter
Do you want a successful vocal career? Then you need to take care of business. Today I interview Sue Painter who with her extensive successful business and coaching experience teaches us to do just that.
Find Sue Painter at https://confidentmarketer.com
Find me at https://judyrodman.com
Chat with Recording Artist-Speaker-Warrior Briana Domenica
Briana Domenica came from a family trauma of triple suicide, moved into her own serious depression and self-sabotaging actions, and finally had a paradigm shift of faith and music that led her not only to her own joy and healing, but also to a music and speaking career that may literally save some of the lives in her audience. In this interview, she talks about her creative journey and her 'why'.
Child Stars: Are We Mentoring Heroes or Narcissists
Fame is dangerous, especially when it's received early in life. Here is a list of issues and ways a wise mentoring 'village' can help the creative child grow into a hero instead of a narcissist. A necessary conversation in a world that lifts young talent to the stars and then dashes them onto the rocks.
3 Signs Your Vocal Technique Needs Help
Listen in as I give you three ways to assess your vocal technique. All three signs are vital to address for your best speaking and singing voice. If any of the signs are worrisome, I give you some tips to help get them pointing in the right direction. Find me and my training at judyrodman.com.
Interview with Artist Mentor Laura Monaco-Martino
NYC-based music entrepreneur Laura Monaco-Martino has a multi-faceted career making music and mentoring artists. She speaks from a track record of music career success and we had a great chat sharing stories and advice for rising artists. Laura's links:
ET Studio Productions,
TE Music Group
ET Labz.
For my vocal training products and services, go to JudyRodman.com.
Help for Thin, Weak, Hooty, Lifeless, Nasal, Edgy Voice
Want to know how do you improve bad vocal tone? Listen to this episode for tips to expand your speaking and singing resonance. Want a lesson? Contact me at JudyRodman.com
Chat With Susan Berkley: The Billion Dollar Voiceover Industry
There are BILLIONS of dollars now being made in the multi-niche field of voiceover. This interview I did with veteran voiceover talent and coach Susan Berkley offers you a glimpse into the real possibilities of a successful vocal career where it doesn't matter what you look like, what you're wearing, how old you are or where you live.
Find Susan, her services and training at GreatVoice.com. Find
Using Toys In Vocal Lessons To Teach Lizard Brain
No matter what your age, toys can be extremely useful in vocal lessons to get past the conscious mind into the instinctive 'lizard brain' that runs the voice on instinct. Links:
If you'd like to watch the video demonstration of the material in this episode, go to https://youtu.be/c_2kKvJJtcA
For a personal lesson with me, contact me at https://www.judyrodman.com/contact.htm.
For the balloon phon
Responsibilities of Successful Voices
If we have listeners, we bear responsibility for reactions to our messages. This is a critical time in our world, that needs every voice to be informed, driven by the right heart, and courageous. In this episode, I dig deep into voices that drive the conversation, so we can use any influence we have to connect and make the world a better place. Links mentioned in the episode include my article on
Tongue Tips for Singing & Speaking
The tongue can get a voice in trouble! Here are some tips to help tame tension and get the tongue and jaw cooperating to free the throat and articulation.
PLEASE RATE & REVIEW at ratethispodcast.com/atv
Find the video lesson on Jaw Tension here... https://youtu.be/WVuJ5Vm-GE4
If you’d like help with tongue tension, or any other vocal matter, try Power, Path and Performance vocal training, availab
Katie Zaccardi Interview - Music & Wellness In Anxious Times
In this episode I interview the multi-dimensional Katie Zaccardi, whose successful journey in making music and dealing with an anxiety disorder has led her into coaching other creatives into wellness.
Find Katie:
instagram.com/katiezaccardi
www.katiezaccardi.com
https://pod.link/1456146541 (The 'Out to Be' Podcast)
Contact me at www.JudyRodman.com, check out my training in vocal lessons and on
Act As If and Ye Shall Be In Great Voice - Or Not!
This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.
Today's topic is how 'acting as it' can affect your voice. Listen to this episode to learn how 'fake it til you make it' can actually create vocal ability, and how acting on negative mindsets will sabotage your voice.
This podcast is available on iTunes, Google Play, TuneIn Radio, Stitcher, Spotify, Android apps. Subsc
Chat with Kevin McCarty of 'We Should Write Sometime' App
This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.
Today I interview Kevin McCarty… co-founder of 'We Should Write Sometime' app for songwriters. Listen in to see how you can, in a virtual setting, safely and securely investigate and connect with cowriters from across the US, Canada and Australia... with more locations to come!
This podcast is now playing at iTunes,
How Crying Affects the Voice
This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.
Today's topic is Crying. Listen to this podcast episode to learn how crying tears affects the voice, and how you can manage better when tears come. My special thanks to international theater star Sidonie Smith for her quote on this subject. Look for our full interview on an upcoming episode!
This podcast is available
Interview with Speaker Michael Arterberry - Got Dirt? Use it!
This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.
Today I interview Michael Arterberry - motivational speaker, author and youth mentor.
This podcast is now playing at iTunes, Google Play, TuneIn Radio, Stitcher, Spotify, Android apps Subscribe and don't miss an episode... and please leave a review where you like to listen! REVIEWS ARE MUCH NEEDED and APPRECIATED!
If you
How to Have Unforgettable Songwriter Rounds
This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.
Today's topic is Songwriter Rounds. Listen to this podcast episode for ways to put magic in these special Nashville-origin unplugged shows where songwriters perform their own material 'in the round'.
This podcast is available on iTunes, Google Play, TuneIn Radio, Stitcher, Spotify, Android apps. Subscribe so you don't mi
The Multi-Creative Soul - Interview with Mark Elliott
This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.
Today I interview Mark Elliott… singer, songwriter, performer, musician, audio engineer, studio producer, novelist, poet, outdoorsman, and airplane pilot. I'm sure there's more:) Listen for inspiration to go forward, from someone who has a big to-do list and knows how to use it!
This podcast is now playing at iTunes, G
11 Surprising Causes of Vocal Problems
This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.
Today's topic is causes of vocal problems. Listen to this podcast episode to discover surprising things that affect your voice, and some workarounds for each of them.
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Rehearsal VS Performance Voice - Why The Difference Matters
This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com
Today's topic is Rehearsal and Performance vocal modes. Listen to this podcast episode to learn the differences between these two modes, why you need both, and how to make sure you're in the right voice for what you're doing.
This podcast is now playing at iTunes , Google Play, TuneIn Radio, Stitcher, Spotify, Andro
Audio Branding - Interview With Jodi Krangle
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Today I interview Jodi Krangle… professional voice actor, podcaster, singer
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Thoughts For Voices In COVID-19 Crisis
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Today's topic is about the global pandemic of COVID-19. Listen to this podcast episode for strategies to successfully live through this crisis, and actually use it to be better in all ways when it ends.
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Tempo, Key, Articulation & Why They Matter For Singing a Gazillion Lyrics
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Today's topic covers different aspects important to singing a lyric-intensive song well. Listen to this podcast episode for tips about choosing tempos, keys and articulation for best singing and songwriting, especially when it comes to songs with lots of lyrics.
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Is Your Music Visible? My Chat With Denise Wakeman
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Today I interview Denise Wakeman… internet marketing strategist, blogging expert and globe traveler. Listen to this episode to hear tips on how to increase your music's fanbase by becoming more visible!
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