SOVT: The Science of Straw Work - Karin Titze Cox

Six research-backed benefits of semi-occluded vocal tract work, the exact straw and water pressures that produce them, and a live workshop you can copy.

Master the Phrase: Rogers on Legato, Onset & Dynamic Balance

Master one phrase and you master the whole song. Chrissy Cooley Rogers teaches balanced onset, the legato factor and dynamic balance, live.

Colby: Train the Singer's Brain, Not Just the Voice

Meredith Colby turns neuroscience into studio technique: interoception, motor memory and neuroplasticity, taught through exercises you do in the room.

Grey's 8 Steps of Vocal Development — and Teaching It on Zoom

Tricia Grey and veteran teacher Lewis screen-share a full lesson flow: diagnose the voice, pick the right path, and run it all over Zoom without losing your voice.

Obert: Twang, Tongue & Pharynx — Shape Timbre on Purpose

A speech-language pathologist with thousands of endoscopies shows you the real anatomy behind twang, ring and warmth — with live MRI and scope footage.

Geddes' Belting Masterclass: Nail the Money Notes

The under-vowel/over-vowel setup, the tongue and space adjustments, and the "butter" on top that make big high notes land the same way every time.

Finish the Voice: Kaelin's Pop Styling and Licks Session

Technique gets you the notes; style sells the song. Kaelin teaches the licks, rhythm and extreme sounds that stop a pop singer from being boring.

Kaelin: One Technique, Four Styles, One Live Singer

Watch Dean Kaelin take one musical theater singer from legit to character voice to belt to mix in a single live lesson - same technique throughout.

Belt, Mix, Legit: Kaelin Decodes Every Vocal Style

What really separates belt from mix, character voice from legit? Kaelin breaks each down by cord thickness, vowel placement and formant, with audio examples.

Veliova: Vocal Health, SOVTs & Knowing When to Refer Out

A speech-language pathologist and vocal coach shows you what actually injures voices, how to spot the warning signs early, and the two-minute reset you can teach on Monday.

Ian Howell: Functional Listening — Hear Warmth vs. Buzz

Ian Howell teaches you to hear the voice functionally: warmth, buzz and airflow, and the physical adjustments behind each one.

Adrienne Osborn: Build a Show That Creates Die-Hard Fans

Turn gigs into shows people talk about. Value proposition, stage movement, and banter that keeps an audience with you from first song to last.

Meredith Colby: Coaching Pop Singers with Neurodidactics

Meredith Colby shows why pop singers need a coach, not a corrector, then proves it live, coaching a working singer through the high note she was fighting.