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Hosted by world renowned vocal coach John Henny, The Intelligent Vocalist delves into all things singing - from anatomy and vocal science, to performance, lessons, health, artist development and inside industry practices, Join John as he opens the door to the world of singing and gives insights gleaned from his many decades of teaching everyone from beginners to superstars, as well as training other leading voice teachers.
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The Communication TwentyFourSeven podcast is a captivating and insightful show hosted by Jennifer Arvin Furlong, a communication expert and motivational speaker. With her warm and engaging style, Jen explores the fascinating world of effective communication, offering valuable tips, strategies, and stories that empower listeners to enhance their interpersonal relationships, professional interactions, and personal growth.
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The Voice Teacher Podcast

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Become a stellar voice teacher and grow your singing studio! Learn from world class voice experts what it takes to be a truly great voice teacher. Gain science backed insight into the voice and learn from those with decades of experience.
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Do you want to be a better speaker? Do you want to know how to deliver a talk that connects with people on all levels? Do you want to be calm, confident, and credible every time you speak? Then tune in to Public Speaking with Peter George, the only public speaking show that has two helpful episodes per week -- one with a guest expert who shares with you tips, techniques, and ideas; and one QuickBites episode where Peter gives a specific tip in 5 minutes or less. Each of these is designed to ...
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In this episode, John discusses the process of being productive and completing projects. He shares his experience of writing and publishing books to help others, emphasizing the importance of deadlines and accountability. Episode highlights: Setting deadlines and having accountability are crucial for being productive and completing projects. The pr…
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In this episode, John shares 10 things he wishes he knew before he started singing. He discusses the unique nature of the voice compared to other instruments, highlights the changing nature of the voice, and encourages us to apply the knowledge we gain. Episode highlights: The voice is different from other instruments and requires patience and unde…
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Join me, Jennifer Furlong, on a riveting episode of Communication TwentyFourSeven, where Gene Williams, an esteemed educator and former child actor, captivates us with tales from his past and insights into his educational philosophy. Transitioning from sharing the screen with icons like Bill Cosby to empowering the next generation in the classroom,…
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In this episode, John talks with Mike Massé, a musician known for his popular YouTube covers, about his journey from being a lawyer to a full-time musician. Mike explains his approach to choosing songs and how he strives to recreate them faithfully while adding his own touch. He also discusses the challenges of staying healthy as a vocalist and the…
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Embark on a revelatory journey with us as social entrepreneur Robert Hawkins joins the conversation to unravel the concealed practice of shadow banning. Together, we dissect how this form of censorship, often invisible to its victims, is molding our digital conversations and potentially narrowing the worldviews we're exposed to online. Our dialogue…
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In this episode, John Henny introduces the HEROES system, a method to keep your voice healthy and flexible. Each element of the system is essential for maintaining vocal health and longevity. Episode highlights: The HEROES system (hydration, exercise, range, optimization, energy, and sing) is a comprehensive approach to maintaining vocal health and…
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Discover what happens when political allegiances turn into tribal warfare in our society, with insights from historian and political analyst Mike Anderson. As we navigate through the murky waters of political tribalism, Mike, with his IT acumen and passion for history, helps us understand the corrosive effects it has on our democracy and social fab…
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In this episode, John discusses breaking through self-imposed limitations in singing. He explores the power of memories and stories in shaping our beliefs about our voice and potential, and encourages singers to embrace their unique voice and let go of negative self-talk. Episode highlights: Past experiences and memories shape our beliefs about our…
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In this episode, John Henny discusses the lessons he learned from writing and publishing his latest book, 'The Mature Singer's Guidebook.' He talks about the challenges he faced during the writing process, how he overcame self-doubt and resistance, and offers valuable advice for anyone embarking on a big project. Episode highlights: Imposter syndro…
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Have you ever wondered about the meticulous strategies that construct a political campaign's narrative or how those same principles apply to our daily dialogues on societal issues? Join me, Jennifer Furlong, as I engage with Matt Krayton from Publitics, unveiling the threads that connect personal history to political prowess. Our in-depth conversat…
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Embark on a journey through the labyrinth of media literacy and critical thinking with me, Jennifer Furlong, as I dissect the anatomy of knowledge on the Communication TwentyFourSeven podcast. Brace yourself for a season where we strip down hot-button issues to their core, asking not just what you think, but how you formed those thoughts. With a co…
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In this episode, John Henny discusses the importance of singing from the vocal tract. He shares his inspiration for writing his book, The Mature Singer's Guidebook, and how his work with Kerrie Obert helped him understand the significance of the vocal tract in maintaining a healthy voice. Episode highlights: The vocal tract plays a crucial role in …
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As I sit here, reflecting on the roller coaster that was 2023, it's hard not to feel a mix of emotions. This season finale of Communication TwentyFourSeven isn't just a recap; it's a testament to the resilience, to push through the toughest of times. We've covered everything from the intricacies of digital media to the delicate dance of parent-teen…
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Ever found yourself stumbling through an elevator pitch or zoning out during an important conversation? Worry no more, because communication expert Kym Dakin-Neal joins us to share her transformative techniques, which will not only refine your communication style but also reignite your capacity to listen authentically. From her inspiring transition…
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Ever wonder why your recorded voice seems like a stranger's? Join us as vocal coach extraordinaire John Henny illuminates the path to embracing your natural voice, while I, Jennifer Furlong, get into the nitty-gritty of vocal delivery that makes or breaks effective communication. This episode is a treasure trove for anyone aiming to refine their or…
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In this episode, John talks with Susan Lowell de Solórzano about the concept of biotensegrity and its application to singing. Susan shares her personal experience with biotensegrity and how it changed her approach to singing. She emphasizes the importance of balancing tension and relaxation in singing, and explores the use of metaphors and imagery …
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Note: This episode was recorded at the start of the school year so our conversation about back to school might confuse you a bit. Keep listening! The information you'll hear in this episode is relevant no matter the time of year. Join me on a journey through the emotional highs and lows that come with raising children and figuring out how to best c…
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In this episode, John discusses the importance of vocal values and how they can shape your success as a singer. He emphasizes the difference between what is within your control and what is not, and encourages focus on the things that are within your control as defined by your values. Episode highlights: Focus on what is within your control and acce…
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Unlock the secrets to transforming your team's dynamic and supercharging your leadership skills with the wisdom of Kevin Herring, a virtuoso in team building and leadership development. We discuss what it takes to evolve from a group of individuals working in silos to a high-performing, cohesive unit where purpose and belonging reign supreme. Witne…
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Ever felt like you're tiptoeing through a minefield of conflict, unsure of how to disarm the tension? Hesha Abrams, a former litigator now donning the hat of a master mediator, joins us to share her transformative strategies from her book, "Holding the Calm: The Secret to Resolving Conflict and Defusing Tension." This conversation is a revelatory g…
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In this episode, John talks with tenor, pedagogue and researcher Nicholas Perna about the topic of voice issues and the stigma surrounding them in the singing community. They discuss the concept of technique shaming, how singers often blame themselves for vocal struggles, and highlight the complexity of singing and the various factors that can affe…
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Embark on a journey of financial wisdom as certified financial planner Jamie Madigan returns to our podcast with a treasure trove of insights on maneuvering through the world of finances. Together, we peel back the layers of complexity within financial services, providing you with the keys to unlock a seamless experience, whether you're investing, …
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When Jamie Madigan found himself grappling with a cancer diagnosis amidst the pandemic's peak, he didn't realize his journey would become a beacon of hope and resilience for many. Communication TwentyFourSeven host, Jennifer Furlong, sat down with Jamie to untangle the complexities of patient advocacy, the critical need for accurate diagnosis, and …
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In this episode, John discusses his top strategies for optimizing the voice. He emphasizes the importance of simplifying the singing process and breaking it down to first principles. Episode highlights: Simplify the singing process by focusing on air, cord, and vowel (ACV). Practice efficient breathing and maintain a tall posture. Use narrow vowels…
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In this episode, John talks with top voice-over artist Liz Hill as she discusses her experience with freelance work and how it has changed her life. Liz highlights the advantages that singers have in voiceover work, as their vocal training and skills are easily transferable. She shares her journey of starting out in freelancing, the potential for i…
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In this episode, John discusses how to deal with changing information in the field of singing. Information needs to change and evolve, but it’s important to start with simpler and bigger chunks of information in the beginning of one's singing journey. Episode highlights: Don't fall for the advertising trope that claims everything you know about sin…
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In this episode, John interviews Karin Titze Cox and Ingo Titze about their book 'Voices Free After SOVT.' They discuss the groundbreaking approach to voice and the importance of semi-occluded vocal tract exercises (SOVTs). Episode highlights: Having that back pressure helps the vocal folds maintain a more stable and a more efficient posture for vi…
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In this episode, John talks with Dani Elliott as she shares her journey as a backup vocalist and provides insights into the challenges and rewards of touring. Episode highlights: Building a community and making connections is crucial for success as a backup vocalist. Taking care of mental and physical health is essential while on tour. Preparation,…
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In this episode, John talks about what he would say to his younger self, inspired by Ian Howell’s book “Advice for Young Musicians.” Episode highlights: It’s ok to no longer want what you thought you did before. Permanence is an illusion. Don’t let the need of others’ approval take you off the path. Be present. To learn more about John Henny, his b…
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In this episode, John shares his New Year’s resolutions and his approach to make sure he follows through with them. Episode highlights: Making resolutions just once at the beginning of the year isn’t enough. You need strategies to build a habit, which then becomes a routine. Having accountability is crucial. To learn more about John Henny, his best…
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In this episode, John highlights the Top 10 podcast episodes from 2023, based on the number of listens and feedback from listeners. Episode highlights: You should be using your voice all the time. Singing is not easy, but if you’re struggling with your voice, you can’t quit. John’s personal vocal “setback” has been transformative. To learn more abo…
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In this episode, John discusses the new information we’re getting about how the voice works, and how these new findings don’t necessarily discount the old ways of learning the voice. Episode highlights: The feedback we get from the voice tends to lie to us. There is not just one way of doing things. Be open to all the valuable information available…
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In this episode, John talks about how everything in the body is interconnected, and how having a better sense of this connection can greatly affect your singing. Episode highlights: One thing moves; everything moves. We are biotensegrity models. Imagery is a very powerful way to get better control of the body. To learn more about John Henny, his be…
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In this episode, John explains the four levels of competency, and what it really means to reach your highest level of singing. Episode highlights: There is bliss in the first level, unconscious incompetence, but that disables us from growth. We may experience frustrations as we progress through the levels of competency. All the work we put in durin…
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Ever wondered what the secret to a "Gooder" life might be? I did! So I had a conversation with veteran and author, Kendall Layman, who has penned the book "The Gooder Life," illuminating the path to a more fulfilling existence. Kendall shares his journey and candidly discusses the healing power of writing, the often overlooked art of organizing tho…
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Are you ready to ascend the leadership ladder? Join me as I have a conversation with Thomas Cox, a tech whiz turned leadership guru, who recounts his transition from a brilliant but challenging leader to one who mastered the art of leadership. With an emphasis on the power of communication, we explore the four-part structure of accountable conversa…
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In this episode, John talks with drummer, singer, and author Jason Thomas Gordon about his book, The Singers Talk. Jason spent nearly a decade interviewing some of the greatest vocalists in modern music to compile this wonderful resource guide for singers. Episode highlights: Singers don’t seem to have many resources compared to other musical instr…
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Whenever I have a conversation with Robin Lukason, I know it's going to be a good one. Robin is an executive business coach and one of my co-authors of "Cracking the Rich Code". Robin's insights into corporate leadership and her emphasis on relationship-building and understanding varying personalities are enlightening and provide actionable advice …
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In this episode, John talks about the three terrible Cs that can affect your singing growth. Episode Highlights: Our own human nature can trap us in the three Cs. Your journey is to uncover and express the best, most honest version of you. Singing and the voice provide continuous learning. To learn more about John Henny, his best-selling books, on-…
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In this episode, John talks with Kerrie Obert, a Speech-Language Pathologist, Singing Voice Specialist, and Voice Teacher, about vocal tremors that can develop in aging voices, and the current treatments available to help find stability in the voice again. Episode Highlights: There is unfortunately still not a lot that is known about what can cause…
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Have you ever stopped to think about the power of your words and how they can shape your professional success? That's exactly what we tackle in a captivating conversation with communications maestro, Antoni Lacinai. As we navigate through the digital age, communication is becoming more critical in leadership than ever before, particularly in the co…
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In this episode, John talks about how frustration can actually be a guide for us in our singing journeys, and how to better navigate frustration when we experience it. Episode Highlights: Frustration shows that something is important to you and that you care Quitting is not always wrong Frustration is like a “check engine” light Asking “What, why, …
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In this episode, John and singing teacher Lisa Perks explore the hidden cost of vocal shame. They share personal stories and strategies to overcome self-doubt, making it a riveting listen for all. Episode Highlights: The Challenge of Vocal Wobble The Psychological Consequences of Vocal Damage The Impact of Losing One's Voice To find out more about …
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Do you ever feel underestimated in the workplace, or like you're constantly battling gender bias? You're not alone. This enlightening chat between host, Jennifer Arvin Furlong and attorney, Lesley Holloway, aims to alter these perceptions and challenge the status quo. We talk about women's value, the importance of negotiation skills, and the power …
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In this episode, John engages in an enlightening conversation with Heather Baker, a distinguished vocal coach and the first British teacher certified as Level 5 in Speech Level Singing (SLS)—their discussion centers around the intriguing relationship between singing and gesturing. Episode Highlights: The neuro side of singing The advantages of gest…
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What happens when a seasoned pediatrician and parent coach, Dr. Elizabeth Henry, joins forces with me, your host Jennifer Furlong, to untangle the complexities of supporting LGBTQ youth? How do we as parents and caregivers approach the difficult, yet necessary, conversations with our children about societal issues like school shootings and their im…
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In this episode, John explores the difficulties of trying to master everything all at once, and shares his advice on how we can all learn to not get over our vocal skis. Episode Highlight: The temptation to step beyond the starting point Good ways of checking in on your growth The practice of learning how to filter information To learn more about J…
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In this episode, John engages in a riveting conversation with law lecturer turned voice coach, Debbie Winter, exploring the importance of continuing education and reclaiming your vocal power after a setback. Episode Highlights: Rediscovering your voice Working towards a vision Completing one idea at a time To know more about Debbie Winter, visit: h…
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In this episode, John discusses with the first-rate vocal coach and vocalist Jim Dix about committing to a disciplined routine to achieve your higher musical self. Episode Highlights: Envisioning the ultimate, optimal self Different practice approaches Challenges in starting your skills-improvement journey To find out more about Jim and his program…
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Stand up, listeners! Today I am waving the flag for truth and transparency in media, taking a stand against baseless accusations hurled at Ad Fontes Media. With gloves off, I'm diving headfirst into the debate – and you're all invited to join in. Have you ever wondered how media outlets are rated for bias and reliability? I'm ready to satisfy your …
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