VocalFri Podcast

Our first Plural Publishing author feature! We host immediate NATS Past President Karen Brunssen to discuss the NATS summer and her book "The Evolving Singing Voice: Changes Across the Lifespan." Many thanks to Karen for joining us and to Plural for partnering with VocalFri! 

Season 4!?!?!?!? How is that possible? It's a VocalFri mishmash. We have a SPONSOR! Listen for more. We've missed you #VocalFam!

Sarah and Dr. P revisit NATS National, talk a little more real-time music making on the internet, and of course, talk about Hamilton on Disney+. 

The crew is back together to update the VocalFam on low latency online music collaborations and Dr. Howell's Soundjack.eu work. They give a final update on NATS National, and Dr. P finally shares his MCU rewatch lists.

VocalFri addresses "The Webinar." Choose love friends. Not Judgement. That's how we'll navigate through this to a brighter future on the other side. 

Old School VocalFri! If you just need a break to hear some friends talk, we're here for YOU this week! A little discussion about what we've learned from online teaching and the future of live music making, but really, just sit back and enjoy your Saturday with some old friends. I can promise a sing-a-long if you tune in through the end. :)

VocalFri is joined by world renowned voice scientist, Dr. Christian Herbst. We cover all your favorites including "Glottal Configurations" and a great discussion on the electroglottograph signal. A true VocalFri, voice nerd deep dive. Not to be missed!

VocalFri is joined by Dr. Loraine Sims from Louisiana State University. She has become an industry leader in voice pedagogy of transgender singers. We discuss issues such as language and voice technique issues with trans singers. We also catch up on her quarantine binge watching.

VocalFri is joined by Ian Howell, Kayla Gautereaux, Chadley Ballentyne, and Joshua Glasner (!!!!) to discuss their joint report on online video conferencing platforms! Not to be missed! 

The final installment of Picard PhD! Dr. Glasner finally takes us off the cliff with his summary of Spectral Moments, and we share our final thoughts on Season 1 of Star Trek: Picard.