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The Thinking Voice
By Vocal Health EducationArts
The Thinking Voice episodes
- The Anatomy Conversation
Robert Sussuma, Stephen King and Dr Jenevora Williams open up the fourth conversation with the randomly generated topic of ‘anatomy’.
The study of vocal anatomy has long been seen as a gold standard of knowledge within voice pedagogy circles. Our hosts delve deep into the interesting world of moving post anatomy.
If you want to refresh your knowledge on fundamental anatomy of the voice, then why not check out Vocal Health Education’s online anatomy course.
54 min - The David Howard Interview
David Howard and Jenevora Williams talk about pitch perception, acoustics, Egyptian mummies, sailing and virtual reality.
47 min - The David Howard Interview
David Howard and Jenevora Williams talk about pitch perception, acoustics, Egyptian mummies, sailing and virtual reality.
47 min - The Fear Conversation
Robert Sussuma, Stephen King and Dr Jenevora Williams open up the third conversation with the randomly generated topic of ‘fear’. Here, our hosts unpick performance anxiety, the window of tolerance and many other theoretical and philosophical ideas relating to fear.
Do stick around to listen to the two footnotes provided by Jenevora and Stephen around the subject of Pandora’s box.
1 hr 2 min - The Fear Conversation
Robert Sussuma, Stephen King and Dr Jenevora Williams open up the third conversation with the randomly generated topic of ‘fear’. Here, our hosts unpick performance anxiety, the window of tolerance and many other theoretical and philosophical ideas relating to fear.
Do stick around to listen to the two footnotes provided by Jenevora and Stephen around the subject of Pandora’s box.
1 hr 2 min - The Elinor Silverstein Interview
Robert Sussuma interviews Elinor Silverstein about the gut brain connection.
Elinor Silverstein, Feldenkrais Practitioner®, Movement Solutions® Teacher and Trainer, TTOUCH® Practitioner working with people and animals.
Elinor teaches her program, "The Gut-Brain Connection" online and worldwide. She specialises working with Vagus Nerve health issues helping people regain their strength and wellness.
38 min - The Elinor Silverstein Interview
Robert Sussuma interviews Elinor Silverstein about the gut brain connection.
Elinor Silverstein, Feldenkrais Practitioner®, Movement Solutions® Teacher and Trainer, TTOUCH® Practitioner working with people and animals.
Elinor teaches her program, "The Gut-Brain Connection" online and worldwide. She specialises working with Vagus Nerve health issues helping people regain their strength and wellness.
38 min - The Useful Lie Conversation
Robert Sussuma, Stephen King and Dr Jenevora Williams open up the second conversation with the randomly generated topic of ‘Useful Lies’.
1 hr 1 min - The Useful Lie Conversation
Robert Sussuma, Stephen King and Dr Jenevora Williams open up the second conversation with the randomly generated topic of ‘Useful Lies’.
1 hr 1 min - 4 min
About The Thinking Voice
From the publisher's feed
The Thinking Voice podcast by Dr Jenevora Williams, Robert Sussuma and Stephen King is all about exploring the human voice through open conversation. The format of the podcast is split in to two types…
of episode; INTERVIEWS and CONVERSATIONS.The Interviews released will follow a standard interview format, with one host interviewing a special guest. The topic of conversation begins with how the guest journeyed into the world of Vocal Health, and often explores a more philosophical and idealistic avenue.The Conversations are played out in real time, and are unplanned musings between Dr Jenevora Williams, Stephen King and Robert Sussuma. These include phenomenological, existential, anatomic, pedagogic and experiential principles. Serious philosophy with some light-hearted interplay.The subject for these conversations is an unplanned topic, one of several that have been pre-set into a randomiser. In listening in, you will be steered down all kinds of cobbled conversational streets between the three hosts, unpicking relevant research or anecdotal concepts and “practice-based evidence”.