Dean Kaelin - Fundamentals of a Successful Singer

Kathe Perez, MA, CCC-SLP - Transgender people

Dr. Dann Mitton - Bass-ic Training - Essential Techniques

Dr. Orietta Calcinoni - Italian opera singing among intangible heritages of Humanity

Dr. Richard Lissemore - To Hear or Not to Hear: Real-time

Plonka: Why Your Go-To Exercises Actually Work

Dominika Plonka unpacks the physiology and acoustics behind the exercises you already teach - so you can stop borrowing methods and design your own.

Sam Johnson: Resonance Strategies You Can Use in Real Lessons

Sam Johnson turns vocal acoustics into practical studio tools — formants, turnover and decoupling — then proves it live on two teenage singers.

Calcinoni: Protect Your Voice From Respiratory Infection

A La Scala ENT shares the aerosol research, mask evidence and daily habits that keep singers healthy enough to actually show up and perform.

Skidmore: Vocal Injury Recovery and the Fear of Singing Again

A performance psychologist on why injured singers stall — and how grieving, treated as a peak performance skill, gets them back on stage without fear.

Kehler on College Audition Coaching: First Meeting to Yes

Mary Ann Kehler walks you through the exact outline she uses with college audition students and their parents — 20 years of process in 90 minutes.

Hopkins Seegmiller: Broadway Career, Mix and Vowels

A Tony honoree and Grammy nominee on how she trained, how she got cast, and the register-by-register system she now uses with pop and theatre singers.

Lissemore: Frequency, Harmonics and Formants Made Clear

Three kinds of frequency, finally untangled. Dr. Richard Lissemore takes fold oscillation, harmonics and vocal tract resonance from "I'm out" to obvious.