In podcast #50 we finish the discussion about vocalization tools and we bring back great clips from season one and season two. We also close out season two with a preview about some of the great interviews and topics that we will be exploring in the FULL VOICE Podcast - Season Three. (Starting September 2018)www.thefullvoice.com/fvpodcasts

Special returning guests in this podcast:

Shannon Coates - The Vocal Instrument 101

Sara Campbell - Sara's Music Studio

Amanda Broadfoot - Making Light Productions

Christin Coffee Rondeau - Sanddollar Music

Long gone are the days of only teaching singing by rote. There are so many tools, props, and toys that can help our singers warm-up the voice, connect with the body, correct vocal flaws, expand the range, and explore and discover their voices. Nikki shares activities and inspiration for students of all ages. Super fun and effective ideas for private or small group classes.

Using social media for your teaching studio is non-negotiable. It is a business essential. If you are unsure, overwhelmed or need some catch-up information about the leading social media platforms that Private teachers are using, my special guest, Karen Michaels is not only a busy voice teacher; she is a social media expert. (win-win) Karen is Social Butterfly Guru, and she shares her tips and passion for using social media for your business. Recorded in Las Vegas at the NATS convention in June 2018

Voice Teachers are very aware of the voice changes in our adolescent singers, but our young men are dealing with many other challenges. My special guest, Patti Barrow discusses the emotional and psychological changes that our young men struggle with and how we can best support them during this vulnerable time. Patti also shares a BIG list of recommended repertoire for changing voices. For a listing of all the fantastic resources from this podcast visit our website: https://www.thefullvoice.com/fvpodcasts/

Recorded from the 2018 NATS convention in Las Vegas, my talented colleagues share the HOW and WHY of their favorite exercises. From exercises to help singers sing more expressively, to the challenges of Messa di Voce, Dana Lentini (born2singkids.com), Brian Lee (Vocalability.com), and Shannon Coates (Vocal Instrument 101) share their expertise and some laughs in this impromptu podcast.

Computer Cat, Ed the Invisible Dragon, I'm Wishing and Forty Little Birdies. If you haven't heard of these fun and educational songs by Donna Rhodenizer, you are in for a fantastic listen. Our special guests on the FULL VOICE podcast are Juno nominated children's music performers - Donna and Andy. Donna shares her inspiration and stories about teaching and composing. Donna and Andy share entertaining stories of their adventures touring on the road. Donna's music reaches a global audience. For more information about Donna and Andy and Red Castle Publishing - visit our website www.thefullvoice.com/fvpodcasts

You know it is time to raise your lessons rates and tuition fees. For some of you, it is well overdue. Making changes to your business is scary and yes, you may lose a student or two, but you have much more to gain. Raising your rates means that you get to re-invest in your studio and your students. It can breath new life into your business and with the right wording in your communications - it may be easier than you think! Visit our podcast page for more resources and show notes. https://www.thefullvoice.com/fvpodcasts/rateyourrates

In podcast #43, Our special guest, Christin Coffee Rondeau shares her passion for working with young singers and how she incorporates Orff-inspired movement and creative play into the private voice lesson and small group classes. For links and more information please visit our website: www.thefullvoice.com/podcasts

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Have you been thinking about offering small group classes? There are fantastic opportunities for voice teachers to work with small ensembles and vocal classes in the private teaching studio. In podcast #42, Nikki discusses the pro and cons of teaching small group lessons as well as important logistics that teachers need to consider before welcoming a group into the lesson studio.

Nancy Bos is a Sing, Voice Actor, Singing Teacher, Published Author and the Host of Every Sing Podcast. In this interview, Nancy discusses her new book, The Teen Girl's Singing Guide and how it can inspire and answer many important questions for a teenage girl interested in pursuing a career in singing.