Voice By Matt

Matt Berthot

Matt's love for the voice is highlighted with each episode that he dives into interviewing people that have the most unique and inspiring voices of all time.

  1. 07/07/2025

    Voice by Matt - Ep 100 - 48 Lessons at 48 - A Birthday, a Breakthrough, and Becoming Who You Are

    Voice by Matt - Ep 100 - 48 Lessons at 48 - A Birthday, a Breakthrough, and Becoming Who You Are   Episode 100 of Voice by Matt is a celebration of legacy, transformation, and truth, recorded on Matt Berthot’s 48th birthday with special guest and co-host Angela Goodman.   The episode opens with playfulness and warmth as Angela flips the mic, interviewing Matt about the biggest lessons from his 47th year on Earth. Together, they explore themes of identity, spiritual growth, ego transformation, money mindset, physical discipline, emotional maturity, and legacy leadership.   Matt shares his most profound shift: moving from his “defense” identity to alignment with his essential self, a teaching rooted in his work with his coach Gene Early. This idea, that the ego and soul must submit to the spirit,  becomes the through-line of the episode.   Live guest calls with Gene Early, Josh Kosnick, and Justin Merod bring heart, depth, and validation as each reflects on Matt’s growth and influence. Gene honors Matt’s shift from external to internal reference and praises his maturation in choice and agency. Josh celebrates Matt’s commitment to physical mastery and calls out the impact of tough love. Justin reflects on Matt’s consistency, evolution, and the power of aligned partnership and purpose.   Angela contributes thoughtful insights on abundance vs. scarcity, the sacred friction of relationships, and the kind of spiritual friendships that allow for truth, not just affirmation. The episode closes with Matt’s final life lesson, a personal benediction:   “The best part of your life hasn’t happened yet, but it’s waiting on your full presence.”   Listeners are then invited into Matt’s 4 signature coaching questions: What do you love more than anything on Earth? What makes you tick? What are your purposes? Why are you on Earth?     Matt and Angela wrap with laughter, gratitude, and a reminder to claim your truth before your next birthday.

    37 min
  2. 07/04/2025

    Voice by Matt - Ep. 99 - Happy 4th of July - Washington's Surrender

    Voice by Matt Ep. 99 — George Washington: Choosing Principle Over Power   In the final installment of the Voices of Freedom series, Matt Berthot brings to life the legacy of George Washington, not for the battles he won — but for the power he gave up. Washington’s decision to surrender his sword in 1783, and later step down after two terms as president, wasn’t weakness. It was reverence, discipline, and a sacred act of leadership.     Matt draws a direct line between Washington’s selfless surrender and the internal letting go we all face. He shares his own powerful moment of release — stepping away from his role as a choir teacher — and how that opened the door to deeper calling, freedom, and impact.   This episode is a spiritual anchor. It reminds us: “Power without principle is tyranny. But principle without ego — that’s freedom.”     Key Takeaways: Leaders surrender what’s working when it’s no longer right. Letting go is not weakness — it’s alignment. Freedom isn’t a feeling — it’s a choice.   Action Step (July 4th): Let go of one thing today that’s costing you your freedom — a lie, a label, a role, or a false identity. The open hand becomes the throne.     Final Words: “Say yes. Don’t shrink. Don’t say no to what your soul is screaming yes to. Be the voice God placed in you. There is no other voice like yours on this earth.”   #VoiceByMatt #GeorgeWashington #VoicesOfFreedom #LeadershipLegacy #LetGoToLead #FreedomIsAChoice #July4thPodcast #PurposeOverPower #FoundingFathers #SpiritualLeadership #ModernMasculinity #UseYourVoice

    10 min
  3. 07/03/2025

    Voice by Matt - Ep. 98 - JFK's Voice the Courage to Call Us Higher

    Voice by Matt - Ep. 98 - JFK's Voice the Courage to Call Us Higher  JFK’s Voice: The Courage to Call Us Higher In the third installment of the Voice of Freedom series, Matt Berthot brings us into the icy air of January 20, 1961, when a young, war-scarred John F. Kennedy stood before the world and summoned a nation to rise. This episode isn't just a history lesson, it's a mirror. Matt explores the depth behind JFK’s famous call to action: "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country." Kennedy didn’t speak from ease—he spoke through suffering, from a crooked spine and chronic illness. And yet, he cast vision: launching the Peace Corps, defending civil rights, diffusing nuclear war, and setting our sights on the moon. His courage? It wasn't in being invincible. It was in showing up, aligned, clear, and determined to call us higher. Matt connects JFK’s legacy to every leader, parent, coach, and guide listening. Our voice gains power not from perfection, but from the daily decision to rise—to give more, love deeper, and call out the light in others. Challenge of the Day: Speak life into one person today. Tell them what you see. Be the spark.    #VoiceByMatt #JFKLegacy #CallUsHigher #TheVoiceOfFreedom #SpeakFromTheWound #CourageToLead #AskNotWhatYouGet #SpeakYourLight #FreedomIsSacrifice #ModernLeadership #YourVoiceMatters #GiveMoreThanYouGet #LeadersRiseDaily #PeaceThroughCourage #JFKInspired #July4thEnergy #SoulDrivenLeadership #SpeakFromTheFire #HistoricalWisdomNow #MattBerthotPodcast

    6 min
  4. 07/02/2025

    Ep. 97 – Voice by Matt – Teddy Roosevelt: How Pain Becomes Power

    Ep. 97 – Voice by Matt – Teddy Roosevelt: How Pain Becomes Power In this gripping second installment of the Voices of Freedom series, Matt Berthot brings to life one of the most defining and devastating days in presidential history—Valentine’s Day, 1884—when Theodore Roosevelt lost both his wife and his mother, hours apart, in the same house. He didn’t spiral. He didn’t numb out. Instead, he packed up and rode west—into the Badlands of North Dakota. There, in the rawness of the frontier, Roosevelt nearly froze to death, got into bar fights with outlaws, became a rancher, and most importantly, rebuilt himself. His grief didn’t disappear—it was transformed into resilience. It became the foundation for the leader who would later walk into the White House with steel in his chest and purpose in his breath. Matt draws a raw parallel between Roosevelt’s rebirth and his own: the early morning runs, the lonely seasons of grief, the decisions to keep showing up when everything seemed uncertain. “My Badlands,” he says, “weren’t on horseback. They were routine, heartbreak, and rising again.” Core Lessons: Pain is not a detour—it’s a forge. Freedom doesn’t come from comfort. It comes from resistance. Leadership is born in the places no one sees. The most powerful people didn’t escape the fire—they rode through it. “True freedom is not avoiding pain. It’s becoming someone because of it.” “The credit belongs to the man in the arena.” “We are here not because we’re lucky—but because we didn’t give up.” Your Challenge Today: Do something gritty. Something that puts you back in the arena. Let your body remind your spirit: I’m still here. This episode is for the ones who have lost—and still choose to rise. The ones who didn’t run from the storm, but stayed in it until they found the shore. Share this with someone who needs to hear it. Because thank God Teddy Roosevelt didn’t give up. And neither will we.

    9 min
  5. 07/01/2025

    Ep. 96 - Voice by Matt - Lincoln's Loneliness - Holding the Vision When No One Else Can

    Ep. 96 -  Voice by Matt - Lincoln's Loneliness - Holding the Vision When No One Else Can  In this powerful kickoff to the Voice of Freedom series, Matt Berthot dives into the stormy heart of Abraham Lincoln’s leadership during America’s darkest hour — the Civil War. Set in 1863, when the country was bleeding and Lincoln stood isolated, grieving the death of his son and publicly mocked by both sides, Matt paints a visceral portrait of what it means to hold the vision when no one else can. 💥 Lincoln wasn’t popular. He wasn’t supported. But he obeyed something deeper than approval — the voice of truth inside him. Matt parallels Lincoln’s midnight walks to the telegraph office with his own quiet, early-morning battles: 🏃‍♂️ The 4:45 a.m. run 🧠 The solo hotel room before a keynote 🔥 The coaching call that ends with silence but conviction This episode is an anthem for the leaders, creators, and visionaries who’ve had to walk alone — those who’ve given up certainty, applause, and belonging in exchange for building something that doesn’t exist yet. 🔥 Key Themes: The cost of vision: loneliness, loss, and internal warfare The real voice of leadership: clarity, not volume Freedom often starts in silence Your Emancipation Proclamation is your why — what are you here to free people from? “You don’t need to be loud. You need to be clear.” “Your proclamation isn’t a document — it’s your voice.” “What are you here to free people from? Shame? Silence? Guilt? Inaction?” ✨ Final Challenge to the Listener: Write it down. Speak it out loud. Sign it with your soul. Just like Lincoln did. This is more than history — this is personal. This is Matt 3.0. This is leadership from the inside out. 📢 Share this with someone who’s walking alone right now and needs to be reminded: the vision is real, even if no one else sees it yet. 🇺🇸 God bless America — and the leaders who still listen to the voice inside. —Matt

    8 min
  6. 06/20/2025

    Voice By Matt Ep 95 - Matt Berthot - Who Tells Your Story - A Father’s Legacy and the Courage to Speak

    Voice By Matt Ep 95 - Matt Berthot - Who Tells Your Story - A Father’s Legacy and the Courage to Speak   Episode Summary: In this deeply personal solo episode, Matt Berthot marks the five-year anniversary of his father’s passing by opening his heart and telling the story only he can tell. With raw honesty, reverence, and reflection, Matt takes listeners through the moment he got the call in 2020, the words he said at his father’s bedside, and the stories he wishes he had asked to hear. Anchored by the famous Hamilton lyric — “Who lives, who dies, who tells your story?” — and the unforgettable Lord of the Rings monologue by Samwise Gamgee, this episode is a call to action: tell your story before someone else does. It’s not about being polished. It’s about being real.   Key Moments: The final moments with his dad during the height of COVID (5:03) Why telling your story is your light (7:10) The Two Towers monologue that still gives chills (9:41) Wrestling with legacy, grief, and the “what ifs” (12:27) The evolution from Matt 1.0 to 3.0 — and what’s next (15:30) The truth Matt wants Max and Leo to remember (18:00)     Bible Verse: “You are the light of the world. Let your light shine before others…” – Matthew 5:14–16 (Matt adds: “Your voice is how that light shines.”)     Quote to Remember: “You don’t have to be perfect to speak. You just have to be brave.”   About Matt Berthot Matt Berthot, a small-town native from the Midwest, discovered his love for music and performance at an early age. A proud father of two amazing boys, Max and Leo, Matt began his professional journey as a public school choir teacher, where he used the transformative power of music to instill confidence, connection, and creativity in his students. His commitment to helping others unlock their potential eventually led him to expand his classroom to the world. Today, Matt is a dynamic voice coach, speaker, emcee, and performer, dedicated to helping people find, keep, share, and connect with their authentic voice. Through his signature coaching system, Voice by Matt, Matt guides individuals and groups to master their craft (voice technique), artistry (storytelling), and performance magic (eliciting emotions and creating unforgettable moments). His unique ability to combine these elements inspires others to let their soul come out and say hello to the world. Matt's passion for the voice and its energy is evident in his podcast, Voice by Matt, as well as his workshops, speaking engagements, and events like Unmute—immersive adventures for business professionals focused on self-expression and communication. He has introduced high-profile figures such as Ed Mylett, James Lawrence (the Iron Cowboy), and Jen Gottlieb, showcasing his talent for creating meaningful connections with audiences. With a Master’s degree in Vocal Performance, certification as an Estill Master Trainer Candidate, and over 4,600 consecutive days of running for health and discipline, Matt embodies a relentless commitment to personal growth and transformation. He has presented internationally, including at King’s College in London for the World Estill Voice Symposium, and has been recognized as Master Teacher of the Year for his dedication to education. Matt blends his supernatural gifts for healing and understanding people’s spiritual gifts with his expertise in voice and performance, helping clients tap into the frequency and energy of their true selves. Whether coaching entrepreneurs to deliver impactful speeches or guiding performers to captivate their audiences, Matt’s mission is clear: to empower people to connect, communicate, and shine in ways they never thought possible. www.voicebymatt.com

    22 min
  7. 06/10/2025

    Voice By Matt Ep. 94 – Cassandra Britton: From Armor to Impact — Uncovering the Savage Within

    Voice By Matt Ep. 94 – Cassandra Britton: From Armor to Impact — Uncovering the Savage Within In this raw, powerful, and deeply spiritual conversation, Matt sits down with Cassandra Britton, aka The Business Savage, to talk about what it really means to drop the armor, embrace both the masculine and feminine within, and lead a legacy brand rooted in truth. From the ice rinks of competitive hockey in Canada to seven-figure businesses, spiritual awakenings, plant medicine, and the return to God — Cassandra’s journey is anything but ordinary. She opens up about the masks she wore, the battles she fought, and how surrendering to her feminine essence changed her relationship, her leadership, and her life. Together, Matt and Cassandra dive into: Healing the father wound & rewriting generational patterns Letting go of “should goals” to discover true calling Creating heart-led businesses through aligned messaging Finding spiritual authority as a business leader Balancing masculine drive with feminine flow The real reason people fear discovering who they are Whether you’re a high-performing leader, a voice in transition, or someone searching for deeper purpose — this episode will crack you open in all the right ways. Meet the Guest: Cassandra Britton – The Business Savage Cassandra is a powerhouse brand coach, international keynote speaker, retreat host, and top 5% global business podcaster. Known as The Business Savage, she helps bold, purpose-driven entrepreneurs build legacy brands through her signature FIRE, AIM, READY philosophy. A former athlete turned spiritual leader, Cassandra combines business strategy with deep inner work to unlock her clients' true voice and impact. She is the founder of Voices of Impact and curates transformational retreats for leaders ready to be seen, heard, and fearless. 👉 Connect with her on Instagram @the.business.savage 🎧 Listen to her podcast: The Business Savage Podcast 🌐 Learn more: thebusinesssavage.com

    50 min
4.8
out of 5
32 Ratings

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Matt's love for the voice is highlighted with each episode that he dives into interviewing people that have the most unique and inspiring voices of all time.