A podcast on the spoken word
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 90 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Categories | ArtsPerforming ArtsEducation |
Join Paul Meier and his past guests for this retrospective of the first eight years of the podcast. Paul will be taking a hiatus from the podcast and plans to return in 2026, so, for this last episode of 2025, let us reminisce.
Think of this month’s... more
Sarah Nichols
For the June 2025 episode, Paul and his guest, voice/dialect coach and IDEA Senior Editor Sarah Nichols, discuss the relationship, or lack thereof, between voice coaches and sound designers in the theatre, with particular emphasis on th... more
Michael McAuliffe
The May 2025 episode is the first to tackle the red-hot topic of artificial intelligence, or AI. Paul’s guests are speech-to-text specialist Michael McAuliffe and dialect coach Tanera Marshall. Paul, Michael, and Tanera, along with ... more
For April 2025, Paul is going solo, discussing one of his favorite topics: rhoticity, or how the letter R is pronounced in words. He addresses many aspects of how the letter is used in several accents and dialects but focuses mostly on how R is sound... more
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Paul Meier knows his stuff.
The deep dives into dialects, accents, Shakespeare - terrific.
A rare chance to hear voice luminaries talk on topics.
The episode on Polari - fascinating.
This is a highly intelligent and wonderfully wrought podcast exploring a huge range of topics around language, dialect, performance. Essential listening for professionals in the voice world and anyone with an interest in the spoken word.
Thank-you so much for this podcast. It compliments your site and materials very well.
It is impossible to listen to learn when every syllable he says takes long seconds to produce. Truly. Please make the focus learning and not YOUR presentation. I have given this podcast every chance because I love to hear and learn accents...I now cringe while waiting to hear something interesting.
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Focused on the spoken word, this podcast explores a wide array of topics related to language, voice, and performance. Episodes feature in-depth conversations with professionals from fields such as linguistics, dialect coaching, theatre, and communication, often highlighting the nuances of dialects and the intricacies of speech. Unique guests share their expertise on how language shapes interactions, influences performance arts, and carries cultural significance. Listeners can expect engaging discussions that link historical context to contemporary issues in communication and voice, making it a rich resource for both enthusiasts and professionals in the field.
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In a Manner of Speaking launched 7 years ago and published 90 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on In a Manner of Speaking include:
1. Michael McAuliffe
2. Tanera Marshall
3. James Still
4. Spencer Lott
5. Arik Kershenbaum
6. Jeremy Fisher
7. Gillianne Kayes
8. Jacqueline Springfield
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