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Voice Is
by Vital Voice Training
Welcome to "VOICE (is)" — where we have conversations with people whose voices we love to dive into the good, the bad, and the messy of what makes your voice YOURS.Expect actionable advice about public speaking, confidence, nerves, in-office communication, etc, as well as deeper discussions on what power looks (and sounds!) like, how to let go of perfectionism and use fear to your advantage, and how to show up as your authentic self in a world full of unconscious bias.Vital Voice Training is a voice, public speaking, and communication coaching company founded to help clients communicate with savvy, charisma, and confidence. Whether you are giving a speech, leading a sales appointment or a brand new team, pitching your big idea for funding, or just finding the courage to make your voice heard, co-founders Julie Fogh and Casey Erin Clark's extensive backgrounds in speech coaching and professional acting give them a unique perspective on what makes people want to listen. For the client,
Episodes
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JUSTICE with Dahlia Lithwick: Supreme frustration, counting yourself in, and doing the work of democracy
Julie and Casey sit down with journalist, long-time Supreme Court correspondent, podcast host, and author Dahlia Lithwick to talk about the state of justice (and the state of The Justices) in the US. Along the way, we dig into gendered perception of emotion and what it costs to maintain a "poker...
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VITAL with Julie and Casey: the three crucial elements of your vital voice
Julie and Casey wrap up season 4 by defining and digging into their ingredients of a Vital Voice — creative, embodied, and bold — and giving the audience some mindset shifts and best practices to get your voice out into the world.
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HINTERLAND with Jenn Salvemini: Centering pleasure, new definitions of community, and the oneness of everything
Julie and Casey chat with Hinterland founder Jenn Salvemini about a whole new way of approaching art, community, pleasure, and life. Along the way, they dig into the definition of charm, fantasy as a tool, and treating life like a present to be unwrapped. TOP TAKEAWAYS: This year, Jenn's artist...
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BEFORE with Julie Fogh: On why and how to prepare for the big speech beyond "just going over your lines one more time"
In this solo episode, Julie talks in detail about she prepares for the "big day", mentally, physically, and energetically, including why and how she uses bio data tech, what to focus on, and what you can LET GO of. Thank you to our Season 4 sponsor, Armoire! If you're ready to try a new look,...
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WORTHY with Sarah Maclean: Taking up space, fuming elegantly, and the power of romance novels
Julie and Casey chat with romance novelist, columnist, and podcast host Sarah Maclean about the feminist bonafides of the romance genre, using your platform for good, and more diverse characters "stepping out from the margins." Along the way, they dive into all kinds of ways to take up space and...
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MICROJOYS with Cyndie Spiegel: On finding joy in the midst of grief, vulnerable keynotes, and what's on the other side of people pleasing
Julie and Casey sit down for an encore conversation with Cyndie Spiegel, where they get to talk all things "Microjoys", what it's like to balance public and private as a shiny person, and touch upon lots of micro-topics from cats to dealing with pandemic weight gain. TOP TAKEAWAYS: Microjoys are...
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100 with Julie and Casey: gratitude and communication lessons from four seasons of VOICE(is)
Julie and Casey chat about the main lessons they've learned from 100 episodes of VOICE(is) and tips for podcast guests and interviewees — and (surprise!) they're not terribly worried about your "ums and uhs", or all that interested in your perfectly scripted bullet point answers.
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WILD with Piera Gelardi: the power of play, the ghost of should, and courageous joy
Julie and Casey have an encore chat with Season 1 guest Piera Gelardi (founder of Refinery 29, creative genius, and now the founder of Wild Things World) about how play became the focus for her "next chapter". Along the way, they discuss best practices for better brainstorming, what Piera has...
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PHOENIXING with Julie Fogh: On burning down, burning out, and the cost of transformation
In this weeks minisode, Julie talks about something we've been seeing a LOT with our friends and clients: BURNOUT. Julie tells her story of burnout — how she made her way back, and what she has lost, but also gained along the way. If you're approaching burn out, are in the middle of it, or are...
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CONNECTION with Susan McPherson: On building relationships and community, making people feel seen and heard, and enacting corporate change
Julie and Casey sit down with author, corporate social responsibility expert, and founder of McPherson Strategies Susan McPherson to talk all things connecting. Along the way we touch on the very universal human need to be seen and heard, how relationships can be a vehicle for social impact, and...
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WANTING with Casey Erin Clark: Clarifying, stating, and singing our desires
In this solo episode, Casey nerds out on (and sings!) one of her favorite musical theater traditions: the "I Want" song, and explores what we as (mostly) non-singing communicators can learn from it. (Try looking for your I Want song on this list!) Thank you to our Season 4 sponsor, Armoire! If...
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CREATIVE COMMUNICATION with Julie and Casey: Seeing possibilities, and how to get out of the "right answer" mindset
Julie and Casey dive into their new obsession: creativity, and why it's the key ingredient for powerful communication. Along the way, they dig into why creativity feels so hard, getting out of the communication "grooves" of long-term relationships, and how to build a creative practice, even if…
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PERCEPTION with Julie Fogh
In this solo episode, Julie digs into how we perceive ourselves, how others perceive us, and how to balance that with our core values and integrity. Thank you to our Season 4 sponsor, Armoire! If you're ready to try a new look, Armoire's high-end clothing rental service (full of amazing…
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ENGAGE with Julie and Casey: Handling questions and comments from your audience with confidence
Julie and Casey dig into audience archetypes (like the dreaded "Devil's Advocate"), the 5 types of questions we all deal with as presenters, and why audience interaction is a gift. Check out the blog post about how to handle the 5 types of audience questions here, and download your "Meeting Prep"...
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BEHIND THE SCENES with Julie and Casey: Crucial prep, big feels, and the power of ice cream
Julie and Casey take you on a voice memo diary of their experience presenting for two days at the Kayo Conferences' Annual Leadership Retreat. Get an inside look at how they prep, dealing with nerves, and self-care in the form of frozen dairy. Thank you to our Season 4 sponsor, Armoire! If you're...
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ENTREPRENEUR with Anjali Bhargava: Being your own boss, navigating minefields, and how to create a product you believe in
Julie and Casey sit down with Anjali Bhargava, founder of Anjali's Cup, to talk about her journey as an entrepreneur. Along the way they discuss the power of names, the joys and perils of being your own boss, and what it takes to bring your work to the world without losing yourself and what...
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HAPPINESS with Stephanie Harrison: Feeling our feelings, the achievement paradox, and the new happy
Julie and Casey sit down with happiness expert Stephanie Harrison to talk the science, the soft, and the squishy of how we think about happiness . . . including where we get it wrong, and what to do about that. Thank you to our Season 4 sponsor, Armoire! If you're ready to try a new look…
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CURIOSITY with Casey Erin Clark: Shutting down the self-critic and other lessons from Channing Tatum
In this solo mini-episode, Casey gets out of a post New Year mini-spiral with a little help from Magic Mike, and explores the tool of curiosity for getting out of our own way in communication and in life.
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EASE with Julie Fogh: On the myth of effort
In this solo minisode, Julie dives in to explore the question "Does accomplishing hard work mean SHOWING how hard you work?", and how backing off of ourselves leads to better solutions for our biggest challenges.
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CARE with Casey and Julie: Technicolor emotions, building your team, and the power of small goals
Julie and Casey interview each other about the best and worst of the year that was, a different way into goals for 2023, and what they're excited about for the future. Along the way they get into assembling your personal team, learning how to be a better friend, and lots of ways of looking at the...
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SOUL with Tara-Nicholle Kirke: Success, self-discovery, and the journey to self-actualization
Julie and Casey chat with spiritual business coach, author, and founder of SoulTour Tara-Nicholle Kirke about upgrading to "lick your plate-level" dreams, finding our voices, and how to get to know what we really need to succeed. Along the way, we hear what our shadow selves have to teach us, and...
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ALIGNED with Janna Meyrowitz Turner: Seeing connections, maximizing impact, and the power of personal brand
Julie and Casey sit down with personal brand expert, activist, and president of Synastry Capital Janna Meyrowitz Turner to talk about making the impact you want to make and how to align your life and resources. Along the way, they discuss strategic language within movements, creating the world…
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SENSUAL with Darshana Avila: The pleasures of your body, the erotic as more than sexual, and the collective power of feeling good
Julie and Casey sit down with Erotic Wholeness coach Darshana Avila to discuss pleasure as a nutrient, a "more than sexy" definition of erotic, the importance of self- AND community care, and the ultimate cure for burnout. Along the way, we get into why the Powers That Be don't want us to be...
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DIRTY with Jackie Carpenter: On disaster clean up, being a dirty girl, and facing your shit
Julie and Casey sit down with Disaster Clean up expert Jackie Carpenter to talk all things dirty. Along the way they discuss how taking things off the beaten path can be a pathway to success, gathering your team, and building success off messes no one else wants to touch. Thank you to our Season…
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VALUE with Lena West: Scaling service, marketing with integrity, and moving beyond "girlboss"
Julie and Casey sit down with Lena West (a unicorn in the business coach space) to talk what it means to stand in your value. Along the way we rehash the Girl Boss era, dig into integrity and being of service, and hear about finding a medical team that actually works for you. TOP TAKEAWAYS: The...
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CANNABIS with June Johnson: On the State of the Cannabis Union… and Throwing a Great Party
Julie and Casey chat with June Johnson, cofounder of Collective High, about the Cannabis Industry, the racist origins of the war on drugs, and along the way get to hear the magic behind what makes a great party and what modeling and being a CIA agent have in common. Thank you to our Season 4...
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INCLUSION with Ruchika Tulshyan: Goldilocks problems, breaking the binary, and building better systems
Julie and Casey chat with Ruchika Tulshyan (author, speaker, and founder of Candour) about her viral HBR article on imposter syndrome, how to handle feedback (giving it and receiving it), and the gift of discomfort. Along the way, we dive into some of our favorite big subjects (authenticity,...
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LESSONS FROM CORPORATE with Casey and Julie: 3 huge opportunities to level up in your leadership communication
Julie Fogh and Casey Erin Clark, co-founders of Vital Voice Training, finish Season 3 of their podcast VOICE(is) with a live recap exploration of the three main challenges and opportunities they saw across industries, location, and demographics during a busy spring of corporate communication...
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NICE with Fran Hauser: Building better relationships at work and niceness as a superpower
Julie and Casey chat with author, speaker, and angel investor Fran Hauser (author of Embrace the Work, Love Your Career and Audible's Best Business Book of 2018, The Myth of the Nice Girl) about building relationships, rejecting the idea that being nice makes you weak, how to stand up for…
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LOSS with Rebecca Soffer: Finding humor, connecting with community, and moving through grief
Julie and Casey chat with Rebecca Soffer, journalist, author, and cofounder of Modern Loss, about the complicated journey and taboo subject of grief. Along the way, they get into how Rebecca found her "dead mom" community and what it taught her, dealing with ambiguous loss, what not to say to...
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ADHD with Frankie Berkoben: Misdiagnosis in women, potential as a dirty word, and finding your way
Julie and Casey sit down with ADHD coach Frankie Berkoben to talks about her journey from PHD drop out to ADHD coach. We talk about the flawed criteria for a diagnosis, shame, and options for creating your own team (and how to be on it yourself). Thank you to our Season 3 sponsor, Armoire! If...
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SELF-COMPASSION with Dr. Maya Borgueta: Confronting your inner critic and creating better definitions of confidence
Julie and Casey head out to Oakland to sit down with Maya Borgueta, founder of Stella Nova Psychology — they dive into emotional labor, how diversity movements in the workplace might be set up to fail, imposter syndrome, self-care, Chopin, and why beating yourself up is NOT, in fact, the secret…
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AMBITIOUS with Ann Shoket: Community, collaboration, and the future of power
Julie and Casey sit down with Ann Shoket, founder of New Power Media and owner of The Li.st, to talk about her journey from editor of Seventeen to author to community builder, why millennial women revolutionized the workplace and the world, redefining polish, and building communities that help...
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DISABILITY with Emily Ladau: On being seen, advocacy, and navigating a world not designed for you
Julie and Casey sit down with disability advocate Emily Ladau to talk her new book, being a full human and not just a disability, and how we can be better supporters and allies. Along the way, they discuss high school theater nerdery and embracing your inner peacock. TOP TAKEAWAYS As we talk…
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CREATIVITY with Natalie Nixon: Wonder + rigor, strategic woo, and leadership lessons from ballroom dance
Julie and Casey sit down with speaker, author, and creativity expert Natalie Nixon, founder of Figure 8 Thinking, to discuss how everyone can find more creativity, how the workplace should be redefining productivity, and lessons from a life lived all over the world. Along the way, we learn about...
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ORIGINAL with Phnam Bagley: On designing the future of everything, being a CEO, and living in the 4th Dimension
Julie and Casey sit down with designer and CEO Phnam Bagley to talk effective hard work, defying people's expectations and changing how we talk about possibility. TOP TAKEAWAYS Don't worry if your journey hasn't been linear. Our adventures and experiences in life influence who we will become as...
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COMEDY with Lynn Harris: Reassembling reality, finding your funny, and comedy as power
Julie and Casey sit down with Lynn Harris (founder of Gold Comedy, cohost of A Bintel Brief, and prolific writer) about how comedy can change the world. Along the way, they discuss why (and HOW) we should get rid of the term "women's comedy", and we discover our own personal connection to Lynn's...
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UNMUTE with Xina Eiland and Emily Rasowsky: Stories from the frontlines of hosting conversations about race
Julie and Casey sit down with expert facilitators Xina Eiland and Emily Radowsky (cofounders of UNMUTE) to talk about what it really takes to change hearts and minds through difficult conversations about race. TOP TAKEAWAYS: These conversations need guidance: a facilitator that can understand…
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BELONG with Stephanie Nadi Olson: Strategic rebellion, chameleon skills, and redefining inclusion
Julie and Casey sit down with Stephanie Nadi Olson, founder of We Are Rosie, to learn how her personal journey led her to create a company that's revolutionizing the way the marketing industry finds and utilizes talented people (and grew exponentially in just 4 years!). Along the way, we talk...
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FABULOUS with Bree Nachelle: Finding your people, nerd families, and getting blocked on Twitter
Julie and Casey sit down with multipotentialite Bree Nachelle to talk all about social media, podcasting, curating your feed, taking care of yourself and even cosplay. Thank you to our Season 3 sponsor, Armoire! If you're ready to try a new look, Armoire's high-end clothing rental service (full…
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POWER with Casey and Julie: Old models, rule-breakers, and taking space
In this special series, Julie and Casey sit down together to look at the elements of executive presence: Polish, Poise and Power . . . what they are, what they represent, and where they go wrong. They also look at new tools and alternate pathways as we work toward a more inclusive definition of...
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POISE with Julie and Casey: "Calm, cool, and collected" and the Olivia Pope-ness of it all
In this special series, Julie and Casey sit down together to look at the elements of executive presence: Polish, Poise and Power . . . what they are, what they represent, and where they go wrong. They also look at new tools and alternate pathways as we work toward a more inclusive definition of...
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POLISH with Julie and Casey: Unruly bodies, "good speech", and confusing costume with competence
In this special three-part series, Julie and Casey sit down together to look at the elements of executive presence: Polish, Poise and Power . . . what they are, what they represent, and where they go wrong. They also look at new tools and alternate pathways as we work toward a more inclusive...
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EXECUTIVE PRESENCE: A VOICE(is) Conversation on the Future of Leadership with Vital Voice Training
Casey Erin Clark and Julie Fogh, founders of Vital Voice Training and co-hosts of the VOICE(is) podcast, host a panel discussion on executive presence. In it, they explore the nebulous definition of executive presence and how our idea of what leaders should look and sound like has marginalized so...
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MORE with Casey Erin Clark: Lessons from musical theater, the graveyard of f*cks, and communicating in Technicolor
Julie chats with Casey Erin Clark (her co-founder) about her winding path from "small town girl trying to make it in Broadway" perfectionist to multi-hyphenate rebel. Along the way, they cover the profound joy of using your voice, embracing your edges, seeing possibility all around you, and…
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TRANSFORMATION with Julie Fogh: The gifts of introversion, ADHD, world travel, and TNT-ing your life
Casey chats with Julie Fogh (her Vital Voice Training co-founder) about lessons learned from studying acting all over the world, the gifts of introversion, and being a grown-ass woman. Along the way, they cover the superpowers of neurodivergence, and why sometimes, you just know you need to shake...
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INFLUENCE with Lindsay Scola: Pop culture, how storytelling drives social change, and owning your "intimidating"
Julie and Casey chat with Lindsay Scola about her unique career path from TV-jingle-singing, CSPAN-watching child to impact strategist / political operative / entertainment production / entrepreneur. We cover the intersection of pop culture and culture change, how storytellers move the needle…
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APORIA with Anne de la Croix: Mapping the grey areas and resisting the skillification of being human
Julie and Casey sit down with Anne de la Croix to talk about soft skills, making unmeasurable things visible, and how to use extrovert powers for good in meetings so all voices get heard. TOP TAKEAWAYS: Language is more than the words we pronounce: it is shared connections, context, body…
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MULTITUDES with Hitha Palepu: Embracing multiple identities, borrowing confidence, and cultivating rituals
Julie and Casey chat with CEO, speaker, author, and multi-hyphenate Hitha Palepu about her new book WE'RE SPEAKING: THE LIFE LESSONS OF KAMALA HARRIS. Along the way, they talk about the importance of names, the absolute necessity of supportive friends (check in on "the strong ones!"), a needed...
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CHARISMA with Sherhara Downing: Behind the scenes of what we think about as public speaking coaches
Julie and Casey sit down with fellow public speaking and communication coach Sherhara Downing to talk all things charisma, finding your edges, and personal responsibility for creating environments and cultures that allow everyone to shine. TOP TAKEAWAYS: The Great Resignation is a moment to be…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to "VOICE (is)" — where we have conversations with people whose voices we love to dive into the good, the bad, and the messy of what makes your voice YOURS.Expect actionable advice about public speaking, confidence, nerves, in-office communication, etc, as well as deeper discussions on what power looks (and sounds!) like, how to let go of perfectionism and use fear to your advantage, and how to show up as your authentic self in a world full of unconscious bias.Vital Voice Training is a voice, public speaking, and communication coaching company founded to help clients communicate with savvy, charisma, and confidence. Whether you are giving a speech, leading a sales appointment or a brand new team, pitching your big idea for funding, or just finding the courage to make your voice heard, co-founders Julie Fogh and Casey Erin Clark's extensive backgrounds in speech coaching and professional acting give them a unique perspective on what makes people want to listen. For the client,
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Welcome to "VOICE (is)" — where we have conversations with people whose voices we love to dive into the good, the bad, and the messy of what makes your voice YOURS.Expect actionable advice about public speaking, confidence, nerves, in-office communication, etc, as well as deeper discussions on what...
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