Judy Rodman: podcast appearances and interviews

Judy Mae Rodman is an American country music singer and songwriter born on May 23, 1951. She achieved success as a recording artist in the mid-1980s, reaching number one on the Billboard Hot Country Singles Chart in 1986 with the song 'Until I Met You.' In 1985, she received the Academy of Country Music's 'Top New Female Vocalist' award. Currently based in Nashville, Tennessee, Rodman practices as a singer, songwriter, producer, and vocal instructor. Her songwriting credits include LeAnn Rimes's number-one hit 'One Way Ticket (Because I Can),' which she co-wrote with Keith Hinton. She is known for her work developing Power, Path & Performance, a vocal technique that she teaches and sells through CDs. As an affiliated professional with All Things Vocal, she shares her expertise as a vocal coach and BMI Million-Air Awarded songwriter.