Ep. 102: Sally Morgan - Sing Like You Speak & Find Your Voice

This week we're exploring "the new" with Sally Morgan's innovative programs around voice. Join her world or study with her at the links below:

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The Quest Express speaks to Sally Morgan, an award-winning singer-songwriter, voice coach, speaker development trainer, keynote performer, and author.  Sally's expertise and infectious energy make her a sought-after speaker/trainer for singers, actors, executives and more.

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Audio Clip from Archive.org under Fair Usage
1991, CC0 1.0 Universal


Inside this episode:

• The aftermath of Hurricane Milton
• How a recurring dream in childhood gave a sense of purpose
• What can you tell about someone from their voice?
• How do we find our real voice?
• The HIPSS System
• Loud vs. confident
• Peter Cetera's golden, shiny voice
• Dylan at We Are the World
• Superhuman Whitney Houston
• How to make your speaking & presenting less boring
• The Sing Like You Speak Method
• Your Keynote Cabaret
• How trauma affects your voice
• Would you like some fries with that sentence?
• How to work with Sally
• Barbara Streisand & The Bubble Gum Caper
• The Shakespeare Sonnet 19 tragicomedy
• Songwriting 101
  
  Next week:  We speak to an author of "A Line in the Sand" who backpacked through the Middle East.

Audio Clip from Archive.org under Fair Usage
1991, CC0 1.0 Universal

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Music Credits: INTRO: Loyalty - Philip Ayers | OUTRO: Grasshopper's Dance - Etienne Roussel