I use voice over scripts to practice the full range and dynamics of my voice and i also have the students of my Clubhouse room Communicate Better do this as well. Below are links to the scripts that I read in this episode.

• Easy 99.5 https://www.voiceactorwebsites.com/easy-99-5/
• Cool 99.5 https://www.voiceactorwebsites.com/cool-rock-99-5/
• Wrestling https://www.voiceactorwebsites.com/wrestling/

You can find more scripts here https://www.voiceactorwebsites.com/free-voice-over-scripts/

Develop Your Podcast Voice https://www.dalebuchanan.club/Develop-Your-Podcast-Voice

My Website https://www.dalebuchanan.club/

Here is a list of my top 3 pics for podcast microphones. Each has different features, benefits, and price point.

1. Samsung Q2U https://amzn.to/3rejUeT
2. Blue Yeti USB https://amzn.to/3cN7rpY
3. Shure SM7B https://amzn.to/3DUrxe4

You can read the entire blog post on these 3 microphones and recommended accessories here https://www.dalebuchanan.club/blog/top-3-podcast-microphones

This episode is a continuation of the previous episode on Vocal Warm Up Exercises. This low, middle, high method makes it simple to change registers without singing experience.

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This episode of Communicate Better offers 4 vocal warm up exercises that you can easily follow along with and practice daily.

Check out my course Develop Your Podcast Voice here https://www.dalebuchanan.club/Develop-Your-Podcast-Voice

In this episode, I discuss how to deliver (not read) and inspirational story. Anybody can read a story, however I am teaching you how to perform the story.

The link of the stories I read in this episode are here https://wealthygorilla.com/10-most-inspirational-short-stories/.

Check out my course Develop Your Podcast Voice here https://www.dalebuchanan.club/Develop-Your-Podcast-Voice

This episode includes basic information on how to start a podcast. Below are a few steps to help get you started and some resource links.

1. Come up with a theme for you podcast. Who is it for and why should they listen?
2. Come up with a name for your podcast. Keep it short, simple, and specific. 
3. Hire someone to design great cover art for you podcast.
4. Find a hosting company. I prefer Buzzsprout  or Kajabi (see links below)
5. Learn how to speak on a podcast. Check out my course Develop Your Podcast Voice.

Buzzsrpout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1573864

Kajabi 30 Day FREE Trial: https://app.kajabi.com/r/cncyn5Zz/t/2agefjtr

My Course: https://www.dalebuchanan.club/Develop-Your-Podcast-Voice

My Website: https://www.dalebuchanan.club/

I have studied the voice for over 35 years. There are 3 things that make a great broadcasting or podcasting voice:

1. Easy to listen to for a long time
2. Not boring
3. It's consistent

In this lesson I talk about some common podcast voice issues. All of these will be addressed individually in this course. They include filler words, mouth sounds, poor volume and cadence, and monotone voice.  

If you are interested in learning more about my course Develop Your Podcast Voice, click here https://www.dalebuchanan.club/Develop-Your-Podcast-Voice

Human speech is comprised of four parts.

1. Respiration - We need a lot of air for good speech. breath and relax
2. Phonation - Vocal chords open and vibrate to create sound
3. Resonance - Cavities in your face, head, and chest to enhance sound
4. Articulation - How we shape the sound with our mouths

When one of the four parts is not working properly, there are issues with speech. The main parts I work on, as a voice coach, are respiration and resonance.

Without proper breathing, the voice can have a choppy and the speaker easily loses breath during long speeches. Without proper resonance form all 3 registers, the speaker could sound monotone and fail to deliver emotions when telling a story.

The 3 registers are the chest, face, and head. Each register has a different tone and pitch, enabling the speaker to change the way the voice sounds at any moment. It's very important the the speaker to first work on proper breathing when starting to make improvements with the quality ofd the voice. Even if the phonation, resonance, and articulation is good, without proper breathing, the voice will likely have issues sounding authentic, full, and rich.

My Website: https://www.dalebuchanan.club/

Clubhouse Club: https://www.clubhouse.com/club/communicate-better