Episode 38

My Mom and Leading By Example

Published on: 22nd November, 2024

When life is a difficult place to be and the world feels fraught, it can feel like nothing is ever going to get better. We all manage that discouragement in our own way, but we have to work at it. Because giving up is the surest way to lose all the progress we’ve made. This time, I want to tell you a personal story to illustrate that we have, in fact, made real progress. It reminds me to be thankful, and to look forward to more and better. Then, I’ll tell you how music can help you regulate the feelings in your body, and open up lines of communication with people whose life experiences might otherwise be difficult to understand. I hope it helps you feel some hope, and gives you a tool or two you can use to keep moving forward.

Michèle Voillequé is a singer and a voice teacher living in Berkeley, California. 

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Episode 37: Using Your Breath Generously, or Me and the Mack Truck https://www.mvmusik.com/cant-wait-to-hear-you-episode-37/

A transcript of this episode is available at mvmusik.com/blog/cant-wait-to-hear-you-episode-38. You can subscribe to Can’t Wait to Hear You wherever you get podcasts. If you have a question about your voice or how you’re using it, please email letters@mvmusik.com. To learn more about Michèle or to subscribe to her newsletter, visit mvmusik.com.

Our music is thanks to Katya and Ada.

The show is edited by K.O. Myers at Particulate Media

Transcript

A transcript of this episode is available at https://mvmusik.com/blog/cant-wait-to-hear-you-episode-38.

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Can't Wait to Hear You
with Michèle Voillequé
Does singing feel so difficult, painful, or embarrassing that you hide it from the people you love? Does speaking feel scratchy, exhausting, breathless, or forced?

It doesn't have to be that way. Your voice can sound and feel amazing, even in stressful situations. You just need to know how to use it.

Singer and voice teacher Michèle Voillequé teaches the art and science of sounding and feeling the best you can. If you love the sound of your ideas, but hate the sound of your voice, be sure to subscribe to Can’t Wait to Hear You.