Two coaches.
One conversation.
Everything voice.
Vocal training, performance, recording, and everything else that comes out of your mouth.
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What we cover
Real talk from working coaches
The Voxshop isn’t a lecture. It’s two coaches with fifty years combined in the trenches, talking about what actually works. We cover vocal training, live performance, studio recording, vocal health, and how to teach the voice to someone else. If it comes out of your mouth, we talk about it.
Who this is for
Anyone serious about their voice
Whether you’re a working singer, a hobbyist, a coach, a performer, or someone who just wants to sound better, this show is for you. We speak to people who care about their instrument and want to understand it better. No gatekeeping. No pretense.
Why it’s different
Conversation beats lecture every time
You won’t hear a scripted presentation or a guest reading from notes. You’ll hear two people who know this work inside and out, asking the questions that matter and following the thread wherever it goes. That’s where the real learning happens.
What makes us credible
Decades of work, not theory
Between us, we’ve trained singers at every level, coached performers on stages large and small, and spent years understanding how the voice actually works. We’ve made mistakes. We’ve learned from them. Now we share what we know.
Meet the hosts
Two voices. One mission. Fifty years of knowing what they’re talking about.
Host
Robert Lunte
Robert founded The Vocalist Studio over 30 years ago and has trained more than 100,000 singers across 192 countries. He’s led over 50 international masterclass tours and developed the world’s first proven register training workouts. Robert’s method is science-backed, technique-driven, and built around the idea that vocal freedom comes from physical motor skills, not magic. He teaches singers how to bridge the break, build the head voice, and sing with one connected voice.
Host
Kevin Richards
Kevin is a New York City-based vocal coach with over 20 years of experience training singers, from beginners to celebrity clients like Sir Rod Stewart, Bette Midler and Paul Stanely. He’s the founder of “Total Singing” and the creator of five online courses focused on performance-based vocal training: Vocal Fire, Breaking the Chains, Focus, Rx and Breathe. Kevin’s approach takes the science of the voice and turns it into something singers can actually use on stage and in the studio.
What we talk about
Each episode builds on what we know.
Each conversation opens something new.
Topic one
Vocal training
How to build a voice that works. Technique, breath, resonance, and the mechanics that matter.
Topic two
Live performance
What happens when you step on stage. Nerves, endurance, connecting with a room, and keeping your voice safe.
Topic three
Studio recording
The technical side of capturing your voice. Microphone technique, editing, and what sounds good on tape.
Topic four
Vocal health
Keeping your instrument in shape. Rest, hydration, injury prevention, and when to see a specialist.
Topic five
Teaching method
How to teach the voice to someone else. What works, what doesn’t, and what we wish we’d known sooner.
Topic six
Guest interviews
Working singers, peer coaches, public speakers, voice pathologists, speech therapists, ENT specialists etc. Professionals who work from the inside out.
Who’s coming
Real voices, real experience
The Voxshop isn’t just two guys in a room. They’ll be bringing in the people who can teach us all something new. Here’s the type of people who you’ll hear from.
- Pro and emerging singers
- Our vocal coach friends
- Public speakers, thought leaders and communicators
- ENT and voice/speech specialists
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