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The Voice Science Podcast

The Voice Science Podcast is your go-to resource for singers who want to understand the science behind great vocal technique.

Podcast · By Josh Manuel | VoSci · American English · Official site

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Jul 21, 2026
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  1. Episode · Jul 21, 2026

    Summer Break! (opens the original)

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    A quick but important update from the VoSci team — and a preview of what’s coming in September. The Voice Science Podcast is taking a summer break. When we return, expect a more frequent and more focused series with some topics we’re genuinely excited about: how to maximize your practice time, what baritones can learn from trombones, and how a 500-year-old vocal exercise may be the best tool for developing your mixed voice. In the meantime, the full episode archive, the VoSci Lexicon, and all th

  2. Episode · Jul 7, 2026

    Breath Support, Part 2 — Where the Air Goes: Finding and Fixing the Leak (opens the original)

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    Last episode, the premise was simple: when it comes to breath, more is almost always the wrong answer. This episode makes good on the promise — finding the leak and fixing it. In part two, Josh Manuel gets diagnostic. The episode traces breath waste back to its most common source — the onset — and explains how the way you start a note largely determines how much air you’re about to burn through. From there it covers the full diagnostic tree for “I keep running out of air,” how to build toward fi

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