All Things Vocal Podcast Judy Rodman

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Today I’m
sharing some of my voice’s gratitude list. May it encourage you and make you smile. Happy Thanksgiving... may your own list be long!



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Have you ever felt like there was something about you that would keep your voice from certain opportunities, careers or stages? Maybe you're the wrong race, wrong gender, wrong size, too old, too young, too dark, too light, too weird, too loud, too shy. How about being... too blind? Today I talk with Lachi - a highly successful force of nature who fully embraces and USES her blindness to make the entertainment industry a place where the disabled are successful and where universal access is the norm. Wait til you hear where HER voice is successfully performing! After listening, don't be surprised if you feel a fire in your own gut to think outside the box of your perceived limitations, and go after some dream you may have tucked away.  If you enjoy this, please support it with your rating or review!

Lachi's Links:

http://www.lachimusic.com/

http://www.rampd.org/index.html

 

 

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.

Listen to this episode to learn about several vocal factors, or vocal attributes, that can help you communicate better. It was written by Lawrence Blackwell of the Matinee Multiligual voiceover and subtitling agency. I hardly ever allow guest posts on All Things Vocal, but this one is really good and important information for voices that I agree with, so my thanks to him for sharing it exclusively with me for you! 

HINT: Listen to the end for a very special sneak preview of something I have coming for you.

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Making it in music depends... on what you define as making it. Yes, there are many ways to fail, but there are many ways to succeed. This episode has real-world advice geared to help creatives put legs under dreams.


If you'd like a lesson with me, just hit me up at https://www.judyrodman.com/contact.htm. I'd be more than happy to help you!

Listen to this interview with Salem Jones to hear stories of a life-long rocker who is also a warrior who lives a life of excellence.  Founder, lead singer and songwriter for the Canadian rock band 'One Soul Thrust', Salem has one of the best female rock voices ever. So good in fact, Glen Hughes of 'Deep Purple' did a rare duet with her on her own album. A deeply soulful thinker, performer, writer and empathetic spirit, Salem is a life-long creator and has some great advice for those on the creator path, no matter what your genre of choice.


Find Salem:


Website (Patreon Page): http://www.onesoulthrust.com

Spotify https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1E4sMbC8Qcd6Lm

Reverb Nation https://www.reverbnation.com/onesoulthrust

Twitter https://twitter.com/onesoulthrust

Secret Rock Society (SRS) https://www.facebook.com/groups/OneSoulThrust


Find Judy:


at my website... https://judyrodman.com/

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