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Singing Teachers Talk

BAST Training
Vocal Health
Singing
Musical Theatre
Music Industry
Singing Techniques
Vocal Pedagogy
Vocal Technique
Mental Health
Singing Lessons
Vocal Techniques
Music Education
Education
Performance Anxiety
Christmas Songs
Teaching Strategies
Performing Arts
Pop Music
Time Management
BAST Training
Vocal Coaching

Hosted by BAST Training expect interviews and conversations to inspire and inform singing teachers and singers who are ready to teach. ABOUT BAST TRAINING We are here to help singers gain the knowledge, skills, understanding and qualifications required to be a great singing teacher. We can help you whether you are getting started or just have some knowledge gaps to fill.

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Why do performers experience stage fright, even when they love being on stage? In this episode, voice coach and breathwork teacher Laura Dumbleton joins Alexa to unpack performance anxiety, fight-or-flight responses, and practical tools to manage ner... more

What happens when singing teachers step away from screens and come together in one room? In this episode, Line Hilton shares why BAST is bringing back live, in-person singing teacher training with a special intensive weekend in Manchester, exploring ... more

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How important is it that the singing teacher can actually demonstrate the sound they are asking of the singer? This week, Line and Alexa are unpacking the hidden realities behind vocal demonstration, and why giving a demo isn’t always that simple. Fr... more

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Recent Guests

Laura Dumbleton
Voice coach and breathwork teacher
Self-employed / Laura Dumbleton Coaching
Episode: Ep.261 Managing Performance Nerves: Tools For Singers & Singing Teachers with Laura Dumbleton
Nick Gibbins
ENT surgeon and voice specialist
Episode: Ep.257 Inside the Voice Clinic: Common Vocal Problems & What Happens Next with ENT Mr Nicholas Gibbins
Heidi Moss Erickson
Singer, scientist, educator; specializes in neuroscience-informed vocal pedagogy
Independent researcher and educator
Episode: Ep.256 The Neuroscience of Singing: What the Singer's Brain Needs with Heidi Moss Erickson
Mark Lowman
Vocal coach and choir director
Mark Lowman Vocals, Vocalize Youth Choir
Episode: Ep.254 Lessons Learned in the First Year of Teaching Singing with Mark Lowman
Kimberley George
BAST Training staff member
BAST Training
Episode: Ep.253 The S-Word: Why It's Time to Rethink 'Support' in Singing Teaching with Line Hilton
Luciano Simões
Doctor of music/voice pedagogue and cross-training advocate
Luciano Simões, DMA
Episode: Ep.252 Cross-Training Through a Latin American Lens: A Modern Vocal Pedagogy with Dr Luciano Simões
Grace Galloway
Musical theatre performer and vocal coach
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Episode: Ep.250 Building a Musical Theatre Rep Folder That Actually Works with Grace Galloway
Danny Young
Meta Ads Strategist focused on lead generation and marketing systems for online businesses
Danny Young Ads Strategist / Academy
Episode: Ep. 249 Why Your Singing Studio Isn’t Growing (And What to Do About It) with Meta Ads Strategist Danny Young
Mathias Aaen
Voice researcher
Episode: Ep.248 Thyroid Tilt Under the Microscope: Perception vs Physiology with Dr Mathias Aaen

Hosts

Kimberly George
BAST Training staff member; Promotional guest for offering a free call to prospective students
Alexa Terry
Host of Singing Teachers Talk; guiding the interview with the guest
Lynne
Host of the show, co-presenting discussions on teaching singing; organizer of free resources for teachers

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 54 ratings
  • My favourite singing podcast

    A brilliant mix of guest speakers, all at the top of their game, artfully interviewed at just the right level of depth vs understanding. Thanks for this brilliant resource!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mark Bradbury- singing teacher
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Really informative podcast with fabulous guests

    Really informative podcast with fabulous guests. Information clearly delivered for singers and singing teachers.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Annie JL16
    Australia2 years ago
  • Fabulous breadth of knowledge covered!

    I love the wide variety of topics covered by this podcast - it really gets you thinking about all aspects of singing teaching. Alexa asks great questions of her interviewee, enabling the listener to delve deeper into their understanding. Would recommend to anyone involved with singing.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Vocalkate
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Great Interviews!

    I love this podcast! The interviews move well, the topics are great, and I also leave learning something new. Would recommend to any voice teacher or anyone interested in the voice.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kayla365
    United States2 years ago
  • All a sing teacher needs to know about teaching singing!

    I am bias, I know I am a BAST training trainer, but this podcast is a ‘must subscribe’ for anyone who works in this field or is thinking about becoming a singing teacher. You’ll find interviews with experts on a wide array of topics related to being a singing teacher, including vocal exercises, vocal styles, teaching and learning styles, vocal health, voice science, business building and more. Join Alexa Terry as she asks all the questions you’d want to ask of these experts.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    feedthesoul
    United Kingdom2 years ago

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Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Engaging interviews with clear, usable takeaways for teachers.
Covers a wide range of topics from pedagogy to marketing.
Thoughtful, practical tips for teachers and singers.
High-quality guests and actionable insights for studio growth.

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How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#104
United Kingdom/Education/How To
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#123
Canada/Education/How To
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#11
Italy/Education/How To
Apple Podcasts
#139
France/Education/How To
Apple Podcasts
#190
Germany/Education/How To
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#28
Netherlands/Education/How To

Talking Points

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Ep.257 Inside the Voice Clinic: Common Vocal Problems & What Happens Next with ENT Mr Nicholas Gibbins
Q: How can performers avoid fixating on vocal health concerns while maintaining good vocal hygiene?
Avoid fixation by accepting that the voice is fallible and variable; maintain robust daily vocal hygiene, proper warm-ups, hydration, sleep, and balanced practice, while recognizing that many factors contribute to a voice on any given day.
Ep.257 Inside the Voice Clinic: Common Vocal Problems & What Happens Next with ENT Mr Nicholas Gibbins
Q: What is the role of singing teachers in voice rehabilitation after medical intervention, and how should pathways between surgery, therapy, and teaching work?
Singing teachers are essential in rehabilitation; a coordinated pathway should include surgery, post-operative voice rest, speech therapy, and a vocal rehabilitation coach who bridges medical and artistic aspects before handing back to the singing teacher for rep work.
Ep.257 Inside the Voice Clinic: Common Vocal Problems & What Happens Next with ENT Mr Nicholas Gibbins
Q: In your opinion, is any voice capable of doing eight shows a week, or is there an anatomical limit?
People can do eight shows a week, and many have for years, but risks exist; success hinges on overall conditioning, injury prevention, and a staged buildup of vocal load rather than assuming anatomy alone dictates capacity.
Ep. 249 Why Your Singing Studio Isn’t Growing (And What to Do About It) with Meta Ads Strategist Danny Young
Q: How long should someone test ads before judging results?
He recommends a 90-day runway to set up the ecosystem, gather data, and optimize, noting that some parts can be quicker in simpler scenarios, but more complex campaigns require longer testing and iteration.
Ep. 249 Why Your Singing Studio Isn’t Growing (And What to Do About It) with Meta Ads Strategist Danny Young
Q: What does the Connect and Convert ecosystem look like in practice for a singing teacher
He describes a three-part approach: attract and grow audiences with cold-to-warm video content, use video ads to push into a 'virtual warm audience,' and then convert through retargeting and a sustained content phase, with emphasis on low daily ad spend across phases.

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This show delivers practical, education-focused conversations for singing teachers and performers, with a strong emphasis on pedagogy, vocal health, repertoire, and business-building for studios. Episodes spotlight evidence-based teaching techniques, neuroscience-informed approaches, cross-genre vocal training, and hands-on career guidance—often featuring teachers, researchers, and practicing performers who share actionable strategies, templates, and resources. Its uniqueness lies in blending deep technical discussion with accessible tips for immediate classroom application and studio growth, plus ongoing resources and community support through a dedicated training organization.

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1. Laura Dumbleton
2. Nick Gibbins
3. Heidi Moss Erickson
4. Mark Lowman
5. Kimberley George
6. Luciano Simões
7. Grace Galloway
8. Danny Young

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