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The Thinking Voice podcast by Dr Jenevora Williams, Robert Sussuma and Stephen King is all about exploring the human voice through open conversation. The format of the podcast is split in to two types of episode; INTERVIEWS and CONVERSATIONS.The Interviews released will follow a standard interview format, with one host interviewing a special guest. The topic of conversation begins with how the guest journeyed into the world of Vocal Health, and often explores a more philosophical and idealistic avenue.The Conversations are played out in real time, and are unplanned musings between Dr Jenevora Williams, Stephen King and Robert Sussuma. These include phenomenological, existential, anatomic, pedagogic and experiential principles. Serious philosophy with some light-hearted interplay.The subject for these conversations is an unplanned topic, one of several that have been pre-set into a randomiser. In listening in, you will be steered down all kinds of cobbled conversational streets between
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Thinking Voice podcast by Dr Jenevora Williams, Robert Sussuma and Stephen King is all about exploring the human voice through open conversation. The format of the podcast is split in to two types of episode; INTERVIEWS and CONVERSATIONS.The Interviews released will follow a standard interview format, with one host interviewing a special guest.
The Thinking Voice is hosted by Vocal Health Education. The show has published 72 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Sophie Harkness Interview" (13 October 2026, 47 minutes), "The FN(V)D Conversation" (17 September 2026, 76 minutes), and "The Evidence Based Conversation" (30 May 2026, 62 minutes).
The Thinking Voice publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 57 minutes across 72 episodes.
Booking probability for The Thinking Voice is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Thinking Voice requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Thinking Voice's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The Thinking Voice are Therapists & Other Health Practitioners and Artists, Writers & Performers. The Thinking Voice has an arts audience.
Vocal Health Education hosts The Thinking Voice, an arts podcast with 72 episodes published.
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This week, Stephen interviewed Speech and Language Therapist and Doctoral Researcher Sophie Harkness. Sophie is a Highly Specialist Speech and Language Therapist with over 10 years of clinical experience across...
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Maurice Goodwin, Dr Jenevora Williams and Stephen R. King sit down to talk about the complexities of the Functional Neurological Voice Disorder diagnosis. The three hosts chat about what updates have been released...
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<p>Maurice Goodwin, Dr Jenevora Williams and Stephen R King sit down to chat about what makes evidence, why we need evidence, and the limits of the evidence we have in the field of vocal health. </p><p><br/></p><p>A...
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<p>oin Robert, Stephen and Jenevora as they talk about learning through alchemy, exploring ontological security or resistance, and the meaning of love.</p>
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<p>Jenevora is talking with Maurice Goodwin about our interactions with clients, and how we can do less and achieve more. They talk about the place of silence for reflection and consolidation. There is consideration of...
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<p>In this episode, your hosts talk through Stephen and Jenevora's new paper, The Guarded Larynx. This paper was published in the Journal of Voice (2025) and discusses the concept and phenomena involved in 'guarding'...
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<p>This fascinating and funny chat emerged from an absence of a question. Stephen, Robert and Jenevora explore the idea of the conundrums we face through linking the body, voice (and some ways) spirit, too...
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<p>Jenevora and Robert are joined by Anita Morrison to talk about Feldenkrais training, lessons, philosophy, and practice. It’s not easy to describe a feeling and somatic learning experience in words, a bit like...
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<p>What about when things go wrong?</p><p>This conversation happened several months ago but has only finished being edited.</p><p>Jenevora, Robert and Stephen talk about the difficulty that we come across when things...
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<p>In this episode, Stephen interviews the legendary voice teacher Robert Price. </p><p>Stephen and Robert talk about Robert's time in the circus as a metal clown, dropping out of law school and travelling the world...
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<p>Join our hosts as they take us through their thoughts on breaking free. As you’ll hear, the conversation develops into whether we break free from, or break free in to new habits, behaviours and spaces.<br/><br/>This...
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<p>In our latest episode of The Thinking Voice Podcast Stephen King interviews Carles Expósito Rovira.</p><p>Carles is a performing arts physiotherapist specialising in the artistic voice. When one brilliant vocal...
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<p>Stephen and Jenevora are chatting about the process of collaboration. What happens when we look at something with different eyes and skills and backgrounds. They talk about the difference between diagnosis and...
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<p>What is a safe space? How can we respect another person’s autonomy whilst opening up possibilities for change? Does learning always need a challenge to our sense of safety, or do we need the safety in order to learn...
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<p>As ever, the three hosts chat about how this most interesting topic of 'imposter syndrome' matters for singers and voice users. Robert Sussuma talks about how we might come to learn to be an imposter in Facebook...
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<p>CONTENT WARNING</p><p>In this episode, we discuss things related to trauma. Whilst we don't give any clear examples or case studies it is worth noting that we define trauma and talk around the...
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<p>Our three hosts, Stephen King, Robert Sussuma and Dr Jenevora Williams explore the what they might have said to their younger selves. <br/><br/>This is an intimate conversation that pulls apart the past, present and...
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<p>Acupuncture has been used and documented to help voice and throat problems since the Book of the Yellow Emperor in 180BCE. In this ancient tome, there is mention of “Plum Stone Throat” or as we would say, Globus...
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<p>In this weeks, episode of the Thinking Voice podcast, Robert, Jenevora and Stephen discuss the complexities of gatekeeping and the lengths we go to to keep our education, titles and information truly representable...
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<p>Dr Jenevora Williams is in conversation with Maurice Goodwin SLP. There is much talk about ‘staying in your lane’ as a clinician or practitioner. What does this mean? Who makes the decisions? What happens if you...
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PhD in voice science
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Facilities Services Coordinator, Productivity Commission of Australia
Emeritus Professor of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, Center for Strategic and International Studies
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