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Singing Teachers Talk

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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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What does it really take to build a sustainable career as a performer? In this episode, Alexa is joined by performer and vocal coach Chris Killik for a warm, funny and refreshingly candid conversation about life in the performing arts. From memorable... more

What’s the story behind one of the best-known vocal products on the market? In this episode, Alexa is joined by Maria and George from Vocalzone to uncover the fascinating history behind the century-old family business, and why its distinctive pastill... more

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What happens when being a singer becomes more than what you do, and starts to define who you are? In this episode, Alexa is joined by vocal coach Claire Cannon to explore the connection between burnout, identity and life in the performing arts. They ... more

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What’s really happening inside the larynx when we sing? In this fascinating episode, Alexa is joined by laryngologist and singer Dr Jennifer Rodney - aka Singing Surgeon MD - for a rare look inside the voice in action. From vocal registers and tensio... more

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Recent Guests

Claire Cannon
Vocal coach and researcher focusing on burnout and identity in performers
BAST Training / Claire Cannon Voice
Episode: Ep.277 Identity, Self-Worth and Burnout in the Performing Arts with Claire Cannon
Dr. Jennifer Rodney
Laryngologist and singer, aka Singing Surgeon MD
Singing ENT / Baylor Scott & White Health
Episode: Ep.276 Inside a Singer's Larynx: Live Laryngeal Scoping With Dr Jennifer Rodney
Noa Kageyama
Musician, Juilliard faculty, founder of Bulletproof Musician
Bulletproof Musician
Episode: Ep.269 How to Help Singers Learn Faster and Retain More with Noa Kageyama
Emer Tully
Physiotherapist specializing in hypermobility, TMJ, breathing mechanics and vocal health
CorePointsPhysio / Blackheath, London
Episode: Ep.265 Why Singers Get Jaw Tension (And What Actually Helps) with Physiotherapist Emer Tully
Vick Bain
Researcher, musician, founder of the F-List
F-List
Episode: Ep.264 Gender Equality in the Music Industry: Where Are We Now? with Vick Bain
India Bourne
artist, songwriter, choir leader, and vocal coach
Self-employed / independent
Episode: Ep.263 The Creative Juggle: Singer, Songwriter and Teacher with India Bourne
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

Hosts

Lynne
Co-host and resource promoter for teachers; appears across multiple episodes.
Alexa Terry
Host guiding interviews and discussions; frequent guest interviewer.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 56 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 Kingdom5 months 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 States3 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 Kingdom3 years ago

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High-quality guests and interviews with depth on vocal health and pedagogy.
Provides practical, studio-ready guidance for teachers.
Great breadth covering science, technique, and real-world teaching tips.
Engaging host prompts deep dives into teaching and learning.
A must-subscribe resource for professional singing teachers and trainers.

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Ep.278 Behind Vocalzone: Singers, Stories, and a Century of Vocal Care with Vocalzone's Maria & George
Q: How do you see Vocalzone fitting into a singer's broader vocal health routine?
Vocalzone is a supportive tool within a broader regime that includes technique, training, rest, hydration, warming up, and professional guidance; it's not a panacea but a helpful aid used at the singer's discretion as part of their overall care.
Ep.278 Behind Vocalzone: Singers, Stories, and a Century of Vocal Care with Vocalzone's Maria & George
Q: What is the origin story of Vocalzone and its connection to Caruso?
The product originated when ENT surgeon William Lloyd and his brother Walter Lloyd collaborated with Caruso, a famed yet chain-smoking tenor, to help his voice; this led to Vocalzone's creation as a remedy and tool for singers, evolving into a family business.
Ep.262 Breaking Down Barriers: Making Arts Education Accessible for All with RABBLE Theatre
Q: Can you share an example of how you support a participant facing barriers?
They discuss flexibly supporting families, such as arranging respite, welcoming students with anxiety to classes, and ensuring inclusivity by keeping funding confidential and maintaining a consistent, welcoming environment for all participants.
Ep.262 Breaking Down Barriers: Making Arts Education Accessible for All with RABBLE Theatre
Q: How does RABBLE break down barriers to participation in the arts?
The organization uses an access fund to offer scholarships and reduced-rate classes, ensuring attendance from six-year-olds to adults, with scholarships lasting the academic year and free exam opportunities for Lambda participants, supported by fundraising and grants.
Ep.262 Breaking Down Barriers: Making Arts Education Accessible for All with RABBLE Theatre
Q: What is RABBLE Theatre and what is your role there?
RABBLE is a theatre company and charity based in Reading that tells local stories of national significance, runs an extensive education program, and aims to make theatre accessible to all. Georgina is the Education Coordinator, overseeing Lambda classes, other youth and adult programs, and the overall education strategy.

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A practical, teacher-focused series that blends pedagogy with practical vocal health and performance strategies. Episodes frequently center on vocal technique, breathing, nerves, and studio practice, with guests ranging from physiotherapists and ENT specialists to educators, researchers, and experienced vocal coaches. Listeners can expect actionable exercises, teaching cues, and frameworks for building a sustainable career in singing instruction, plus emphasis on accessibility in arts education and cross-genre vocal approaches. Noteworthy is the consistent emphasis on evidence-informed methods, hands-on tips for both singers and teachers, and frequent promotions of training resources for aspiring and current instructors.

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Recent guests on Singing Teachers Talk include:

1. Claire Cannon
2. Dr. Jennifer Rodney
3. Noa Kageyama
4. Emer Tully
5. Vick Bain
6. India Bourne
7. Laura Dumbleton
8. Nick Gibbins

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