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Singers: Don't Stick This In Your Ears! (Chat with Dr. Rebecca Grome)08 Jul 202400:38:45

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! 

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5 Hacks for Vocal Control in the Studio05 Jun 202400:05:19

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)

Vocal Production Workshop (My 2 hour workshop for audio engineers and producers)

Metamorphosis of Runaway Home - a New Musical23 Aug 202300:48:02

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 website:  https://www.runawayhomethemusical.com/

Darren's website: https://www.darrenjbutler.com/

My website: https://judyrodman.com/

How To Get Mucus Off Vocal Cords19 Mar 201800:08:22

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is How to get Mucus off your vocal cords. Listen to this podcast episode for tips to un-phlegm your froggy speaking or singing voice.

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If you’d like help with vocal health, or any other vocal matter, signup for newsletter and 5 bonus pages of vocal health tips. For heathier vocal technique, take Power, Path and Performance vocal training, available at www.JudyRodman.com in vocal lessons and on CD courses.

Subjects covered in this episode include:

  • Signs of mucus-laden vocal cords
  • Tips to thin out mucous
  • Natural remedies including lymph drainage massage

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

How My Damaged Voice Recovered Came Back13 Mar 201800:09:32

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is my story of getting my voice back from vocal damage. Listen to this podcast episode to find hope for full recovery from most cases of vocal abuse, strain, and yes, even damage.

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If you’d like a 5 page report with vital tips for vocal health, sign up at www.judyrodman.com.

If you'd like to train with my method, consider my vocal lessons and  packaged vocal training courses.

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

The Vagal - Vocal Connection Part 2 by Jackie Warner06 Mar 201800:20:29

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is about how the Vagas nerve impacts the voice. This is Part 2, by guest podcaster Jackie Warner, who is a Functional Medicine practitioner. Listen to this podcast to find ways to reduce chronic stress, balance and nurture the body, and strengthen vagal tone. 

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If you’d like more information on developing, increasing and protecting your vocal health, signup for my newsletter and get my 5 page vocal health report. See the signup box at www.judyrodman.com

Find the author of this episode, Jackie Warner, and her wellness services at Thrive Health and Wellness Clinic, Nolensville, Tennessee.

Topics covered in this episode include:

  • Stress and its impact on the body
  • Balancing two parts of the autonomic nervous system: The sympathetic (fight or flight) and the parasympathetic (the brakes).
  • Stress response signals, adrenaline rush
  • What happens when stress becomes distress
  • Symptoms of adrenal overdrive or depletion
  • Jackie's 4 steps to reset your stress response to heal anxiety

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

Very special thanks to our expert Jackie Warner for writing the article that I (Judy) am narrating for this episode. She is a board-certified nurse practitioner in family practice and functional medicine. Combining her diagnosis and treatment-based experience in hospital care with a functional medicine approach to identifying and eliminating the underlying causes of disease and dysfunction is Jackie’s passion, and her Thrive Health & Wellness Clinic, located in Nolensville, Tennessee, is its expression.

The Vagal - Vocal Connection Part 1 by Leah Grams Johnson20 Feb 201800:07:44

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is about how the Vagas nerve impacts the voice. This is Part 1, by guest podcaster Leah Grams Johnson. Listen to this podcast to find ways you can improve your vagal - vocal connection to benefit both! It contains a great reason to sing.

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If you’d like more information on developing, increasing and protecting your vocal health, signup for my newsletter and get my 5 page vocal health report. See the signup box at www.judyrodman.com

Suggestions covered in this episode include:

  • Ways to stimulate your vagas nerve
  • How this far-reaching nerve rules the autonomic nervous system
  • How relaxed (non-threatened) versus fight-or-flight (fear) signals affect the voice
  • Where the vagas nerve physically touches that impacts the voice.

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

Many thanks to Leah Grams Johnson for researching, writing and narrating this Part 1.  Leah is a singer-songwriter hailing from the coast of Northern California. Her unique take on Country and Contemporary Folk music has resonated with fans of all musical backgrounds nationwide. She is also an accomplished horsewoman and loves to do yoga!

Heal Your Spirit, Find Your Voice Interview With Life Coach Terry Smith06 Feb 201800:33:12

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is my interview with founder of Coaching Life Matters Dr. Terry S. Smith. We talked about how psychology affects voice...  about how healing the spirit lets you find your unique and authentic voice, as well as a much better life. 

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If you’d like more information to powering and protecting your singing and speaking voice, check out Power, Path & Performance vocal training at www.judyrodman.com

You can find Terry S. Smith for help and to donate to his highly recommended nonprofit at www.coachinglifematters.com

Points covered in this interview include:

  • Terry’s background - his dysfunctional childhood and adolescence, his deep questioning, and his spiritual quest for truth.
  • How he used singing to find joy, to connect to his inner being, to create brain endorphins, and to question what is real.
  • The power of gratitude.
  • What Terry experienced in vocal lessons.
  • Terry’s training in listening helps people learn to listen to their own voice and questions.
  • Three core beliefs that determine our actions: security & survival, protection & esteem (love), power & control.
  • How finding true voices can help successful entertainers can avoid feeling fake.
  • Terry’s core method of life coaching is mapping people’s stories. His coaching initiates the healing power of understanding your own story.
  • The parts education, process, discipline and decision plays in healing and finding the true self and voice.
  • How we act from the 12 year old inside who was wounded. How children are the best recorders and worst interpreters.
  • 95% of people’s behavior can come from believing the lie that they are not worthy of love.
  • God as compost maker
  • Be careful what you’re looking for (you’ll find it). Look for truth with an open mind. Look in your history for those who validated and affirmed you.
  • How authenticity can power songs and speeches.
  • A conversation between Peter and Jesus.
  • The power of living out of knowing you are loved.
  • The impact of enlightened voices on others.

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

Career Saving Tips to Protect Your Voice From a Hit Song - Part 223 Jan 201800:10:27

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today is the second part of my 2 part series... career saving tips to protect your voice from a hit song. Listen to this podcast episode for 7 more strategies to help your voice survive the increased performance demands that come with vocal career success!

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If you’d like more information to protect your singing and speaking voice, signup for my newsletter and get my 5 page vocal health report. See the signup box at www.judyrodman.com

Suggestions covered in this episode include:

  • Nourish your body like your voice is attached
  • Workout like a pre-game athlete
  • Avoid voice saboteurs
  • Rehearse with and use in-ear monitors
  • Stay in touch with your vocal coach
  • Be prepared for the emotional ride
  • Know what to do about laryngitis

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

Career Saving Tips to Protect Your Voice From a Hit Song - Part 116 Jan 201800:09:49

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is 5 career saving tips to protect your voice from a hit song, part 1. _______. Listen to this podcast episode for 5 strategies to help your voice survive the increased performance demands that come with vocal career success!

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If you’d like more information to protect your singing and speaking voice, signup for my newsletter and get my 5 page vocal health report. See the signup box at www.judyrodman.com

Suggestions covered in this episode include:

  • Control your breath for vocal health
  • Sing like it's the first time to activate fresh fire even when you're weary
  • Limit and control your speaking voice
  • Rest wisely
  • Increase and monitor your hydration

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

Tips For Stage Performers From A Sound Girl ... Interview With Fela Davis05 Jan 201800:35:44

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

For this episode, I interview Fela Davis…an audio engineer and entrepreneur based in New York City. She graduated from Full Sail University and now has over 15 years of audio engineering experience, including working for industry powerhouses Clair Global and House of Blues. You’ll hear the names of several legendary artists she’s worked with as we chat. 

Fela specializes in wireless mics and in ear monitors, has prepped gear for network and cable TV shows including Good Morning America Summer Series, The Colbert Report and The Macy's Day Thanksgiving Parade. She and her partner Denis Orynbekov combined their expertise to create 23dB Productions, located in New York City. Besides in-studio work, they offer a mobile one-stop shop for live projects: They film videos, do multitrack recording, mix and master for concerts and live events.

When Fela's not creating content for her company she’s on international road tours… currently working as mixing-front-of-house engineer for 5-time Grammy award winning jazz artist Christian McBride, and does some shows with 5-time Grammy award nominee Ottmar Liebert. 

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To be vocally prepared for your best stage performances, train with Judy in lessons or courses. To do your best studio vocals ever... check out 'Singing In The Studio', the ulimate training for getting magic in your studio vocal performance. 

Subjects covered in this episode include:

  • Taking a career placement test to uncover your best fit in the arts.
  • Why singers and engineers do well to understand each other's issues.
  • Specialties for sound engineer jobs such as front-of-house and monitor engineers.
  • Mistakes Fela has seen performers make, and how to can avoid them.
  • Practicing with in-ear monitors to get used to the sound.
  • Current technology in wireless mics and the trust factor
  • Fela's favorite microphones... shootouts... buying your own.
  • Caution with digital editing; the importance of being prepared before the vocal session.
  • Working with Christian McBride on the road.
  • Paying dues and establishing reputation.
  • The dangers of reverb in wedge monitors.
  • What speakers can do to help audio engineers capture their voices best.
  • Tips for singers who want to learn audio engineering.

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

What To Eat Before Singing19 Dec 201700:09:50

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is What to Eat Before You Sing. _______. Listen to this podcast episode to find suggested foods and drinks that are best for your voice before performance.

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If you’d like more information for vocal health, signup for my newsletter and get my 5 page vocal health report. See the signup box at www.judyrodman.com

Subjects covered in this episode include:

  • The vital necessity of water and protein
  • Voice-friendly foods and drink
  • Voice-unfriendly foods and drink
  • How close to performance should you eat
  • Being kind by being sensitive to others' sensitivities
  • Why some people can eat chips and drink beer before performance (and why you should not)

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

The Season For Singing13 Dec 201700:03:44

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is about the season for singing. Listen to this podcast episode for quick tips when you sing in jam sessions with friends and family or in performance for the holidays.

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If you’d like help with vocal exercises, or any other vocal matter, try Power, Path and Performance vocal training, available at www.JudyRodman.com in vocal lessons and on CD courses.

The music snippet at the end of this episode is from my version of "Oh Little Town Of Bethlehem" which you can find on this comp album here, among other places. 

A New Approach To Manual Therapy for Voice: Walt Fritz Interview01 Aug 202300:46:02

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 healing arts professionals - vocal coaches included - enabling them to integrate this patient(student)- empowered approach into their own protocols.  Join us as we explore the transformative power of this approach and discover how people can heal better through active involvement in the therapeutic process.

LINKS:

* Walt Fritz website https://waltfritzseminars.com/about/ *

* "Manual Therapy for Voice and Swallowing" book: (Please note this is my affiliate link) https://amzn.to/47ffWFy #ad

*Judy Rodman website: https://judyrodman.com/

 

 

Laryngitis Scare... How To Get Your Voice Back21 Nov 201700:07:39

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic covers what to do about Laryngitis. Listen to this podcast episode for tips to get your voice back after an infection has left your larynx inflamed.

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If you’d like help with vocal recovery, or any other vocal matter, try Power, Path and Performance vocal training, available at www.JudyRodman.com in vocal lessons and on CD courses.

Subjects covered in this episode include:

  • What to do while your larynx is still inflamed
  • What to do after the infection has subsided
  • Warning: If laryngitis doesn't get better after 2 or 3 weeks, go to the doctor to rule out serious condition including cancer. 

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

Why Singing Without Your Instrument Feels So Weird07 Nov 201700:08:21

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is 'Why Singing Without Your Instrument Feels So Weird'. Listen to this podcast episode for tips to help singers who normally sing while playing to sing well without their instrument.

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If you’d like help with singing with or without an instrument, or any other vocal matter, try the courses or personal lessons PROVEN to WORK on stage and in the studio... available at www.JudyRodman.com.

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

Riding Boogie Boards and Music Careers31 Oct 201700:10:39

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is Boogie Boarding and Music Careers. Listen to this podcast episode to find out how good boogie boarding is like riding the waves of a good music career.

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Subjects covered in this episode include:

  • Areas

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

27 Ways To Absolutely Murder Your Voice24 Oct 201700:08:37

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is a Halloween theme - 27 ways to murder your voice! Listen to this podcast episode to understand these 27 vocal saboteurs, so you can avoid them.

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If you’d like help to protect your voice from sources and causes of vocal fatigue, irritation, strain and damage, or any other vocal matter, try Power, Path and Performance vocal training, available at www.JudyRodman.com in vocal lessons and on CD courses.

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

Interview with Female Musician Entrepreneur Bree Noble14 Sep 201700:27:48

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today I interview Bree Noble… entrepreneur, musician, speaker, business coach and podcaster. Listen to this interview episode to get insider tips for creating and growing a successful music business, with a focus on female artists.

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Subjects covered in this episode include:

  • A look at Bree’s 2 popular podcasts
  • Music business issues that tend to be more woman-centric
  • How to deal with ‘female artists don’t sell’ mentality
  • Why women need to learn business skills
  • Fears that need to be conquered for music biz success
  • How to create longevity in music careers
  • What is the same, and a change prediction for music marketing
  • How to submit music to Women of Substance Radio

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

Bree Noble is an entrepreneur, musician and speaker. She founded Women of Substance Radio, an online radio station that promotes quality female artists in all genres, in 2007. She launched the Women of Substance Music Podcast in November 2014, a 5 day per week show which promotes Independent female artists. Her podcast has hit #1 in New & Noteworthy for the Music, Arts and Society & Culture categories and #4 Audio Podcast on all of iTunes. She draws on her extensive experience running her own music business, both as a solo musician and as an Industry professional, to train and mentor other female musicians. Learn more about the station, the show and the artists at www.wosradio.com.

Bree also hosts a second podcast, Female Entrepreneur Musician, which is about creating and growing music business careers.

For more information on Bree and her services, and to connect with her on various social networks, go to her website https://femusician.com/

If you want the best vocal training proven to maximize vocal ability and conquer strain, try Power, Path and Performance vocal training, available at www.JudyRodman.com in vocal lessons and on CD courses.

Why Inhaling Through Nose AND Mouth is Best for Voices12 Aug 201700:06:12

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is the controversial subject of inhaling for the voice. I tell you why I recommend both nose AND mouth instead of one or the other, and why breathing for the voice is different than breathing for athletics.

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To watch some online vocal lessons in action, go to Judy Rodman's Youtube channel playlist.

Links referred to in this episode include:

Singers, Got Trolls? Let's Talk! How To Deal With Internet Bullying06 Jul 201700:11:10

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is the dark art of trolling and what singers can do when cyber-bullied.

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For your best voice, check out my services and products (as well as lots of free stuff) available at www.judyrodman.com.

To watch some online vocal lessons in action, go to Judy Rodman's Youtube channel playlist.

Links referred to in this episode include:

How Your Message and Your Voice Create Each Other29 Apr 201700:10:59

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is How Your Messages and Voice create each other. Listen to this podcast episode for tips to deliver clearer, more specific and focused messages that give your voice communicative power and efficiency. Also explore how learning better vocal techhiqe can help you deliver more powerful messages.

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If you’d like help to create more powerful vocal performances, or any other vocal matter, try Power, Path and Performance vocal training, available at www.JudyRodman.com in vocal lessons and on CD courses.

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

Why Message is Music's Point of the Spear10 Apr 201700:07:39

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic: Why Message is Music's Point of the Spear. Listen to this podcast episode to hear my latest performance experience that freshly taught me the value of focusing on message of the music instead of perfection of performance- which defuses performance anxiety and tension-caused mistakes. 

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If you’d like help with performance focus, stage anxiety, or any other vocal matter, try Power, Path and Performance vocal training, available at www.JudyRodman.comin vocal lessons and on CD courses.

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

Perfection vs Excellence - guest post by Leah Grams Johnson23 Mar 201700:05:35

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is a guest post by indie artist Leah Grams Johnson discussing Perfection as the dark side of Excellence. Listen to this podcast episode for a deeper understanding of what it means to create great art, including great vocals.

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If you’d like help with creating your best vocal performance, try Power, Path and Performance vocal training, available at www.JudyRodman.com in vocal lessons and on CD courses.

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

Vocal Strain: 18 Causes & Fixes For Your Tired Voice27 Jun 202300:22:38

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 immediately after I put her at the wall. 

Links mentioned:

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Online Vocal Lessons... Pros and Cons11 Feb 201700:11:55

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is online vocal lessons, the pros and cons. Listen to this podcast episode to learn how this kind of training works, and to help you decide whether or not online lessons would be a good option for you.

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If you’d like to schedule an online lesson, fill out the contact info at www.judyrodman.com.

To watch some online vocal lessons in action, go to Judy Rodman's Youtube channel playlist.

5 Differences Between Classical and Contemporary Voice30 Jan 201700:03:59

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is 5 Differences between Classical and Contemporary Voice. Listen to this podcast episode for tips to authentically transition from classical to contemporary (everything but classical) singing.

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Subjects covered in this episode include:

  • Low end
  • Vibrato
  • Holding notes
  • Vowels
  • Diction

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

This is why Your Voice Is Trashed. Really. 10 Things To Stop!17 Jan 201700:07:42

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic: Why Your Voice is Trashed. Listen to this podcast episode to learn 10 things to stop doing in order to stop tiring, trashing and possibly damaging your voice!

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If you’d like help with vocal fatigue, health or recovery, or any other vocal matter, try Power, Path and Performance vocal training, available at www.JudyRodman.com in vocal lessons and on CD courses.

 

Subjects covered in this episode include these 10 things not to do:

  • Sing on Laryngitis
  • Pay no attention to the weather
  • Drink dehydrating caffeinated or alcoholic beverages
  • Scream
  • Sing songs that are too high for you
  • Push more breath for vocal power
  • Offer your voice no support
  • Perform with bad posture
  • Talk wrong
  • Neglect your vocal warmup before performance

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

12 Vocal Resolutions to Rock Your Year28 Dec 201600:10:22

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is 12 Vocal Resolutions for the new year. Listen to this podcast episode to learn 12 commitments you can make to significantly improve your voice next year.

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Subjects covered in this episode include:

  • Resolve to assess the state of your voice.
  • Resolve to do something about your weakest vocal area.
  • Resolve to warm up and warm down your voice
  • Resolve to address your speaking voice.
  • Resolve to get out of your comfort zone.
  • Resolve to improve something you already do well.
  • Resolve to study some masters of your genre.
  • Resolve to set goals for your vocal performances.
  • Resolve to have and nourish a small circle of trusted friends.
  • Resolve to take better care of yourself physically, mentally and spiritually
  • Resolve to sing fearlessly.
  • Resolve to be a better listener.

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

 

 

10 Lessons from the Voice of Sara Bareilles03 Dec 201600:10:40

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic Sara Bareilles. Listen to this podcast episode for lessons to learn from her voice.

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If you’d like help with learning any of these vocal techniques, try Power, Path and Performance vocal training, available at www.JudyRodman.com in vocal lessons and on CD courses.

Subjects covered in this episode include:

  • 1. Well-developed head voice can be belt voice's (upper chest voice's) best friend.

    2. Middle voice can be more interesting when varied and multi-colored.

    3. Don't be afraid to play with vibrato and straight tone.

    4. If you write with piano, let your fingers and your voice collaborate.

    5. Watch where you place a piano mic stand.

    6. If you have a great feel for rhythm, carefully consider scat singing in your performance.

    7. Watch your pitch when out of your most usual position.

    8. It's ok to write the whole song yourself.

    9. It's ok to have a name people have to spell check and hear pronounced correctly.

    10. Everything you've ever done informs the music you make.

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

  • Sara Bareilles 

          http://www.sarabmusic.com/main/

  • Love Song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qi7Yh16dA0w&list=PLs2VDJTtCn3rEmYeaKvL3xMeG62gzp1zO

    Gravity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEXhAMtbaec&list=PLs2VDJTtCn3rEmYeaKvL3xMeG62gzp1zO&index=3

    Brave https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUQsqBqxoR4

    Many the Miles https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwg1TpxkSnA

    Many the Miles (live) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Kc0cYWfmUE

7 Songwriter Round Mistakes30 Sep 201600:12:10

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topicis 7 Songwriter Round Mistakes. Listen to this podcastepisode to learn what not to do for successful songwriter round performances, plus bonus mistake #8 !

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Subjects covered in this episode include:

  • Talking too much

  • Mumbling lyrics
  • Wrong volume
  • Failing to connect
  • Not being gracious
  • Singing too long
  • Singing wrong songs
  • Not telling them who you are

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

Should Singers Lift Weights?11 Sep 201600:04:39

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at www.AllThingsVocal.com.

Todays topic is "should singers lift weights?". Listen to this podcast episode to understand how to lift weights in ways that won't hurt your voice.

Subscribe to this podcast at iTunes and don't miss an episode... and please leave a review there, too. Thanks! 

If you're interested in healthy voice, subscribe at www.JudyRodman.com for a free PDF of vocal health tips.  For healthiest vocal technique, try Power, Path and Performance training in vocal lessons and CD course. 

Why You Should NOT Sing From Your Diaphragm23 Aug 201600:07:57

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is: Why you shouldn't sing from your diaphragm. Listen to this podcast episode to discover why this mistaken concept is wrong and dangerous for the voice, and where you should power your voice from instead.

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Subjects covered in this episode include:

  • Where the diaphragm is located and what it is connected to in the body
  • What happens when you try to 'sing from the diaphragm', and how it can hurt your voice
  • What to do instead to power your voice in a healthy way that unlocks vocal improvement and impact
Links mentioned in this podcast include:
How To Conquer Adolescent Male Vocal Strain04 Aug 201600:08:59

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topicis Conquering Adolescent Male Vocal Strain. Listen to this podcastepisode for tips to successfully sing through the teenage male voice change.

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 Subjects covered in this episode include:

  • Changing songs and keys
  • Powering your voice for best control
  • Keeping Articulation clear to loosen tight throat
  • Watching your speaking voice technique
  • Singing through the voice change
  • When you need help
Singing Scared - The Ironic Danger of Guarded Voice18 Jul 201600:09:57

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topicis Singing Scared. Listen to this podcastepisode to understand why guarding the voice can actually cause vocal problems to get worse, and what to do instead.

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Subjects covered in this episodeinclude:

  • Diagnosing trigger events for scared singing
  • How hormones activate the vocally counterproductive fight or flight response
  • How this response causes loss of vocal ability
  • The crisis of vocal confidence that follows
  • Two keys for turning vocal fear into fearlessness
  • Case studies
  • Power, Path and Performance vocal training and how it can help

Linksmentioned in this podcast include:

Get Fit, Not Hurt! (Chat With Angela McCuiston of Music Strong)23 May 202300:38:05

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 musician herself, Angela understands the stresses of our vocations and the stakes involved!

Lessons From The Remarkable Voice of Chris Stapleton22 Jun 201600:10:29

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is a study of the voice of Chris Stapleton. Listen to this podcast episode to discover lessons singers can learn from this iconicly successful voice.

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Subjects covered in this episode include

  1. Maintaining flexibly tall posture 
  2. Lightening middle voice mix for rich, strain-free sound
  3. Pulling instead of pushing for power
  4. Drop technique for effect
  5. Find a great background singer
  6. Give the voice access to movement
  7. Support the ends of lines
  8. The importance of active facial language
  9. For increased power, back off pressure, add passion
  10. Avoiding vocal health perils of the road
  11. Don't be afraid to do it your way
  12. Make music that makes the world a better place.

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

30 Studio Singer Saboteurs08 Jun 201600:10:14

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is 30 studio saboteurs. Listen to this podcast episode to learn what to avoid if you want to perform and capture best vocals in the studio. 

The discussion lists 5 saboteurs to avoid in each of the following categories: Producer, Vocal Producer, Audio Engineer, Background singer, Lead Singer and Anybody Else who comes into the studio.

For much more help getting great studio vocals, here are links to the two courses mentioned in this podcast:

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Chiropractic, Wellness, Voice: Interview with Dr. Dwaine Allison 16 May 201600:28:31
Thisis the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topicis chiropractic, wellness and the voice; my interview with Dr. Dwaine Allison. Listen to this podcastepisode for insight, stretching exercises and practical tips to support and free your voice, from an expert resource - a doctor who sings!

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If you’d like helpwith vocal strain tension, or any other vocal matter, try Power, Path and Performancevocal training, available at www.JudyRodman.com in vocal lessons and on CD courses. Chiropractic, Feldenkrais and Alexander Technique practitioners can also provide valuable help.

Subjects covered in this episodeinclude:

  • Dr. Allison's beginning in music before becoming chiropractor
  • How chiropractor and vocal coach got together.
  • How Dr. Allison's chiropractic and wellness work helps the voice. He assesses, recommends changes and improves the general health of the body which houses the voice.
  • The 7 pillars of wellness he addresses: Exercise, Posture, Nutrition, Hydration, Rest and relaxation, Mental state, Neurological condition.
  • Assessment of the patient to determine strategy of improvement. 
  • Getting rid of bad habits, unloading baggage, taking your foot of the brake so you can go forward. Checking posture, and how both chiro and vocal coach do this.
  • Windows to your health that Dr. Allison checks, including the vital state of your posture. What forward leaning posture does to sabotage health, just as it sabotages the voice by interfering with open throat and breath control.
  • How Dr. Allison works to change aligment. Strategies in addition to chiropractic that he uses including frequency therapies and chi gong.
  • We discussed the diagphragm and the lungs, also the torso, pelvic, cervical and thoracic vertebrae. 
  • We got into the trigeminal nerve, the jaw including tension in the platysma and how to release it.
  • He takes us through a few wonderful, very effective stretches to counteract  specific areas of tension. You'll find yourself moving with the discussion!
  • How awareness helps change things.
  • Feldenkrais and Alexander technique and how they can increase muscular efficiency.
About Dr. Allison:

Dr. Dwaine Allison, has been in private practice since graduating from Texas Chiropractic College in 1985. He has given some three quarters of a million individual treatments. His first in Tyler and Ft. Worth, Texas, and now in Franklin Tennessee, where I am among his devoted patients. Born legally blind, he has overcome huge hurdles in his life to become a well-respected Chiropractor, public speaker, and singer/songwriter/performer.

His care is effective for those who have chronic pain and all kinds of disabilities and other issues; He also delivers high performance care to musicians, runners, martial artists and other athletes.  The multiple protocols in which he is certified in include:

  • Acupuncture (both with and without needles)
  • Treating "The Injured Musician" 
  • Medical Qi Gong
  • "Athletes In Industry",
  • Corporate Wellness & Accident Prevention
  • ... And so much more

Dr. Allison is a true community leader. Check out his website to see the organizations who have him on their Boards, the positions he has held including district president for the Texas and Tennessee Chiropractic associations, his appearances on TV and radio, and the incredible volunteer and educational work he has done. Some of his ‘other’ interests include marathon running, guitar, songwriting, hiking, chess, table tennis, travel, foreign language and culture, human development and empowerment, public speaking, writing, unicycling, and martial arts!

He and his equally amazing wife Rita have 6 children, some of whom have studied voice with me. I had the pleasure of producing an album of his original music. He is a truly gifted and insightful healer and the things I've learned from him over the years have helped make me a better and more effective vocal coach for you! 

Dr. Allison's office is in Franklin, Tn. Learn more and contact him at his website http://www.franklinchiropractic.net. 

Ear to Larynx - What the Voice Learns From Listening08 May 201600:08:27

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com, written by vocal coach Judy Rodman.

Today's topic is Ear to Larynx... What the voice learns from listening skills. Listen to this podcast episode to find out how your ears, brain and voice can work together for quicker results in gaining vocal ability.

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Subjects covered in this episode include:

  • How to listen more actively - pointing the ear to 

    articulation, tone, volume, pitch, phrasing and rhythm
  • How the ear directs the voice
  • Practical advice for the listening voice

Links mentioned in this podcast include:

Making A Career in Voiceover: Interview With Linda Bruno29 Mar 201600:27:43

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is the career of voiceover, and includes my interview with renown New York-based voiceover talent Linda Bruno. Listen to this podcast episode to learn what goes into creating a successful career in the field of voiceover, from an insider who has done it. 

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There is nothing like speaking with a master of any art, and Linda's career credits speaks to her mastery of not only the art of voiceover, but the business as well. And to top it off, she continues to train her voice in the endless pursuit of higher levels of ability, and protection from strain. It is my great pleasure to work with her every week from her office to mine, over Skype.

Some of the topics we discussed include:
  • What the preferred term for her line of work is.
  • The trip to Miami with her father when she was 18 and the kindness of a pro that lit the fire for Linda's voiceover career. 
  • The current state of business for skilled voiceover talent, and what Linda does to stay competitive in the field. 
  • What it means to work union (SAG-AFTRA) vs non-union.
  • The really fun stuff: How Linda met Meryl Streep backstage while working the She Awards at Radio City Music Hall.
  • The not-fun stuff: How she deals with difficult clients who don't know what they want.
  • What it means to be a professional with a great reputation in this field.
  • How improv classes can be helpful for honing voiceover skills.
  • How acting can help with message delivery in voiceover as well as singing performance.
  • Why Linda still takes vocal lessons.
  • Why Linda believes it's no longer necessary to have an ISDN line for voiceover work.
  • Her practical advice for those interested in developing a professional career as voiceover talent. 
More about Linda Bruno:

Her website is www.LindaBruno.com. She can be contacted there.

From voicing promos for National networks to making you laugh with character voices to providing your pharmaceutical or banking information over the phone, Linda Bruno has been tagged a renaissance woman. Linda’s voice is used daily for Television, Radio, and multimedia formats all over the world. Currently she is the voice of HSN – Home Shopping Network, Disney Jr for South East Asia, Fandango, The Weather Channel as well as the voice of “Alex” for United Airlines’ website.  Her specialties include retail spots and auto dealerships. More Credits: Walmart, Pfizer, Disney Asia, HSN, The Weather Channel, Fandango, United Airlines, TLC – The Learning Channel, CNBC, CNBC Asia, CNN, Stride Gum, VH1, Nickelodeon, Verizon, Costco, McDonalds, AT&T, Kraft Foods. Various radio and TV stations across the country. Local and Regional auto dealerships including Mercedes Benz, Acura, Jaguar, Kia, Chevy, VW, Lexus, Honda and more. 

Remember you can find me and my services for your voice, as well as contact me, at www.JudyRodman.com
Cracky, Weak, Strained Middle Voice? 4 Fixes22 Mar 201600:08:34

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is the middle voice, and problems that can make these so-called easy notes sound and feel bad. Listen to this podcast episode to learn from vocal coach Judy Rodman about 4 specific middle voice issues, what you can do to fix them:

1. Breath issues 

2. Facial language issues

3. Vocal register mix issues

4. Vocal cord issues

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The Power of Getting To The Point - As Songwriter, Singer, Speaker26 Feb 201600:08:31

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is the Power of Getting To The Point. Listen to this podcast episode to learn to focus in on your messages, and make your central point clear for strongest songs, scripts, and vocal performances. You'll learn several exercises, featuring the 5 question focusing strategy asking... What? Who? Why? Where? and How?. 

Also covered is the subject of word count... how many words or lyrics are enough? How can you concisely write wordy songs?

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If you’d like help with singing or speaking performance focus and impact, my vocal training method has a whole third cornerstone devoted to that very area. Check out 'Power, Path and Performance' training, available at www.JudyRodman.com in vocal lessons and on CD courses.

Developing the Successful Artist: Interview with PCG's Bernard Porter16 Feb 201600:36:26

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com. Subscribe to this podcast at iTunes and don't miss an episode... and please leave a review there, too! REVIEWS ARE MUCH APPRECIATED!

Today's topic is the importance of artist development, and contains my interview with an expert in the field: PCG Nashville’s Bernard Porter. Listen to this podcast episode for tips to greatly increase your chances of success in the music business, and become a well-rounded, happier human being in the process. Subjects covered in this episode include:

  • Areas typically missing in ‘artist development’ that can sabotage the successful breaking of new artists
  • Traits in a singer that turn Bernard off; signalling that singer may not ever succeed in the music industry.
  • Whether it is important for a singer to be a songwriter. 
  • The vital importance of an artist to be able to 'own' the stage with presence and performance skills.
  • The difference vocal training can make to a recording and performing artist.
  • The impact of persistence, dedication and even sacrifice required for the potential for the artist to succeed.
  • Ways even those without a lot of financial means can still find the money, heart, and effort to invest in training and preparing for a music career.
  • How PCG Artist Development works uniquely to grow artists in different dimensions, and what the byline of the company 'the science of artist development' means.
  • The brand new arm of the company that is offering training to everyone, even those who can't afford to enroll in the primary PCG program. (A little disclaimer… I am proud to be the author of PCG Online's vocal coaching courses, in the company of other instructors I highly respect authoring courses which include songwriting, auditioning, music theory, live performance. )
Links mentioned in this podcast include: More on Bernard Porter and PCG:PCG Nashville is recognized as America’s leading career/artist development organizations, working with established and new emerging artists. A successful business entrepreneur, Porter has spent his career developing and securing high profile joint ventures within both corporate and private sectors, guiding them in all phases of creative media, production, marketing and national product launches. In addition, he has served as an entertainment consultant to many record labels, broadband networks, major artists, large corporations, state tourism boards as well as to specialty venues, including the Mall of America in Minneapolis, Simon Mall properties, Dave & Busters and Marriott Hotels. Porter was instrumental in signing Jason Aldean to Broken Bow Records and has a long history of high level achievements. Note: I provide vocal coaching services for many PCG clients, and have a video vocal training course published at PCG Online.
Singing Studio Vocals With Stage Magic08 Feb 201600:07:45

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is singing studio vocals with live stage magic. Listen to this podcast episode for tips to get the power, passion, authenticity and sheer vocal magic of your live stage performance into the final vocals you have to deliver in the austere environment of the vocal booth.

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If you’d like help with studio vocal performance, here are links to products and services discussed in the podcast:

Missing Roots of Music on Radio? Why Not To Worry21 Jan 201600:06:41

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today's topic is my response to the fear by music makers and listeners that roots music could be lost in the marketplace. Listen to this podcast episode to find out why I don't believe we should ever worry about roots music disappearing, in fact that it will always be priceless.

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Singing On The Road? 12 Tips for Touring03 May 202300:08:25

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://thehallsisters.com/

* What To Eat Before You Sing (blogpost/podcast) https://blog.judyrodman.com/2011/01/what-to-eat-before-you-sing.html

* Tabata exercise (do an internet search to find several Tabata timer apps for phone or computer) https://health.clevelandclinic.org/tabata-vs-hiit-whats-the-difference/ * Information about my vocal lessons: https://judyrodman.com/vocal-training.htm

*Sign up for my 9 page e-book on vocal health plus newsletter here: https://judyrodman.com/newsletter-signup.htm

Interview With Tiamo01 Jan 201600:33:34

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today I interview Tiamo De Vettori. Tiamo has appeared on NBC, CBS, MSNBC, FOX, Jimmy Kimmel and has now won LA Music Awards' Singer-Songwriter of the year and San Diego's Best Songwriter awards. He has performed for audiences up to 15,000 people.  Tiamo leads his own multi-6-figure live workshops and as Founder and CEO of Fearless, Speaker Academy, inspires emerging speakers and music artists to share their message with the world. If you've been looking for a way to make the music business successful for you, you'll want to listen and take notes! 

URGENT:  Tiamo generously offers my ATV blog readers and podcast listeners an incredible gift towards the end of the interview: a scholarship worth almost $2,000 to his 3-day February 2016 event, so be sure to listen for that!

Links mentioned:

  • http://www.tiamomusic.com 
  • http://www.fearlessspeakeracademy.com/scholarship 
Find my products and services at www.judyrodman.com
New Year's Resolutions for Voices - What, Why, How to Make Them Real27 Dec 201500:07:57

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Without a plan, resolutions are just wishes that don't usually come true. Today's topic will cover how to make a plan to turn New Year's Resolutions for your voice into goals which can become reality.  

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Vocal Gratitude List25 Nov 201500:09:08

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Today I’m sharing some of my voice’s gratitude list. May it encourage you and make you smile. Happy Thanksgiving... may your own list be long!

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