The Roarcast

Explore the fascinating intersection of body, mind, and voice in this enlightening episode featuring Jennie Morton, an osteopath with a masters in psychology specialising in performing arts medicine. We talk about the fascinating connections between your feet, your voice, and everything in between!

Watch the video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwZh77SU8H8

00:00 Introduction to Jenny Morton and Performing Arts Medicine
01:09 Understanding Osteopathy and Body Intelligence
04:27 Stress, Pain, and the Artist's Body
06:19 Performing Arts Medicine: Common Issues and Solutions
13:45 The Fascial Connection: From Feet to Voice
22:59 The Body's Intelligence and Emotional Responses
46:00 The Impact of Body Language on Emotions
47:17 Mirror Neurons and Audience Interaction
52:10 Telegraphing Confidence as an Artist
01:00:03 The Role of Anger in Performance
01:10:23 Balancing Anxiety and Joy
01:18:23 The Journey to Self for Artists
01:22:52 Embracing Curiosity and Intuition

Jennie's YouTube: YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@jenniemorton9317
The Embodied Dancer Health Hub:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOb7vNhGezOtI_wQg6yhgeA
Jennie's Course: https://www.jenniemorton.com/anatomyofanartist
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Studies have recently found an increasing amount of people are at risk of hearing damage and that part of that is down to the volume at which we consume music. Is it possible to enjoy a gig without damaging your ears? And how do we know if we're at risk?

On this episode of In Focus, Beth and Tom are joined by Tom Trones from Minuendo. Tom is passionate about music, a guitar player and backing singer who has made it his passion to maintain our enjoyment of music whilst protecting our hearing with the Minuendo earplugs.

We hope you enjoy the episode!
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NB: This isn’t a sponsored podcast, but we think the Minuendo earplugs are a great idea, so if you want to check them out, here's a link - https://www.minuendo.com/

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Our latest Roarcast guest is accent coach Pamela Vanderway from Dialect Coach Worldwide.

Beth chatted to as part of the the video "Why Do Singers Lose Their Accent When They Sing?" and the interview was so insightful we thought we'd share the whole interview with you all. Topics covered include the role of accent in singing, how vocal styles develop and Pamela's thoughts on vocal training. There are also insights into how social dynamics affect music and the accents used within them.

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Pamela's Website - https://www.dialectcoachesworldwide.com

Original Video - Why do Singers lose their accents when they sing?

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In this episode of The Roarcast, Beth chats to Melissa Cross, vocal coach to many of the world's top metal stars. Melissa has worked with artists including Slipknot, The Disturbed, Killswitch Engage and Arch Enemy to help them achieve extreme vocals safely.

Beth and Melissa cover the journey from classically trained vocal coach into metal, some technical insight into fry screaming as well as talking about the truth behind the stereotypes surrounding metal.

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The new season of 'Good Job with Beth Roars' kicks off with a bang, with Beth being joined by lead singer of Jinjer, 'Tatiana Shamayluk.

Tatiana's vocals are both genre defying and defining. Jinjer are a metal band that take influences from Jazz, Reggae and Funk and Tatiana is at the centre of their unique sound. We find out about Tatiana's journey from being a student in Ukraine to a metal artist, how she learned to scream and her thoughts on being an introvert in life but finding her extrovert on stage.
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