All Things Vocal: Podcast for Singers, Speakers, Voice Coaches and Producers

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.When it comes to singing on stage, the size of the venue matters tremendously. In this episode I will take you through the differences in physicality and psychology you need for singing or speaking on small and large stages. When you apply these techniques and do the right thing for the size stage you on, your stage presence will increase magnetically. Get it wrong or reversed, you'll seriously sabotage your connection to the audience. Subscribe to this podcast at iTunes and don't miss an episode... and please leave a review there, too! REVIEWS ARE MUCH APPRECIATED!For more information on my vocal lessons, please visit this page.on my website.

This is the audio version of the blogpost at Kefir is an incredibly nutritious probiotic drink, with origins in antiquity. I've just gotten into making both the water and milk kefir and find many similarities between singing and kefir! Listen to this podcast to explores these similarities.Mentioned in this episode:Here is a link to my slideshow of my kefir-making activities:  https://picasaweb.google.com/104316444961815474808/MakingWaterAndMilkKefir#slideshow/6168827067039424946 Also, here's a good source for all things kefir. I personally enjoyed the video 'Donna's Story': http://www.culturedfoodlife.com/video-how-to-make-kefir/ Your comments and suggestions are most welcome!

If you are doing a recording project of music that you intend to sell, you need to know about mechanical licenses. Of course, if you're a songwriter or publisher, and want to get paid properly for your intellectual property, you need to understand mechanicals, too! Listen to this podcast to get the scoop.For more information on my training, production, products and services for the voice, please go to www.JudyRodman.com 

In honor of David Letterman's last year on television, I thought I'd do my own Top Ten List. These terrible ideas about the voice are things I've personally heard said by singers, music professionals or others who don't know better! Ready? Listen up...For more information on my training, production, products and services for the voice, please go to www.JudyRodman.com 

This is the audio version of the corresponding blogpost at "All Things Vocal" blog

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Hosted by pro vocal coach Judy Rodman

Hosted by pro vocal coach Judy Rodman

Judy gives a pro vocal lesson "Artistic Definition', then interviews Christa DeJarnett (Judy's vocal student and production client) and plays some of her music. For information on Power, Path Performance vocal training and other vocal services, go to website www.judyrodman.com. For Judy's recording production services, go to website www.judyrodmanproductions.com Find Christa DeJarnett and her music at www.myspace.com/christadejarnett Bandwidth for "All Things Vocal Radio" provided by Podbean.  You can also find this podcast on New Artist Radio and iTunes.

Hosted by pro vocal coach Judy Rodman

Judy gives a pro vocal lesson "Singing And Playing an Instrument', then interviews Australian country artist Shea Fisher (Judy's vocal student and co-writer) and plays some of her music. For information on Power, Path Performance vocal training and other vocal services, go to website www.judyrodman.com. For Judy's recording production services, go to website www.judyrodmanproductions.com Find Shea Fisher and her music at www.sheafisher.com Bandwidth for "All Things Vocal Radio" provided by Podbean.  You can also find this podcast on New Artist Radio and iTunes.

This 30 minute show is packed full. Judy gives a vocal lesson that answers the question "how long do you need to practice your voice?".  She plays a compilation of songs from artists of the last four episodes. In between songs, she interviews the amazing co-founder of New Artist Radio who goes by the name TMC. If you'd like to hear TMC's radio show, check out "Music Smackdown" on New Artist Radio Network. Music played includes songs from artists Judy has worked with including: hard rock band Love's Tragedy, rockabilly artist Ben Wasson, alt pop/rock artist Tee Tallent and contemporary country artist Jordyn Mallory. For information on Power, Path Performance vocal training and other vocal services, go to website www.judyrodman.com. For Judy's recording production services, go to website www.judyrodmanproductions.com Bandwidth for "All Things Vocal Radio" provided by Podbean.  You can also find this podcast on New Artist Radio and iTunes.

Judy gives a pro vocal lesson "Things You Don't Think Your Voice Can Do... But Can', then interviews contemporary country artist Jordyn Mallory (Judy's vocal student and co-writer) and plays some of her music. For information on Power, Path Performance vocal training and other vocal services, go to website www.judyrodman.com. For Judy's recording production services, go to website www.judyrodmanproductions.com Find Jordyn Mallory's music at www.myspace.com/jordynmallory Bandwidth for "All Things Vocal Radio" provided by Podbean.  You can also find this podcast on New Artist Radio and iTunes.

Judy gives a pro vocal lesson "18 Causes of Vocal Strain', then interviews rockabilly artist Ben Wasson (Judy's production client) and plays some of this man's vintage music. For information on Power, Path Performance vocal training and other vocal services, go to website www.judyrodman.com. For Judy's recording production services, go to website www.judyrodmanproductions.com Find Ben Wasson's music at www.babyboomersrewired.com Bandwidth for "All Things Vocal Radio" provided by Podbean.  You can also find this podcast on New Artist Radio and iTunes.

Judy gives a pro vocal lesson "What Is 'Power, Path Performance' Vocal Training?", then interviews rock artist Colleen Alanna of "Love's Tragedy" (Judy's vocal student) and plays some of this rockband's powerful music. For information on Power, Path Performance vocal training and other vocal services, go to website www.judyrodman.com. For Judy's recording production services, go to website www.judyrodmanproductions.com Find Love's Tragedy music at www.myspace.com/lovestragedyrocks Bandwidth for "All Things Vocal Radio" provided by Podbean.  You can also find this podcast on New Artist Radio and iTunes.