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Join hosts Jason and Shelby as they dig into the uncertain future of legacy media. From cable news to print journalism, is the old guard fading into obscurity—or just gearing up for a reinvention? Expect bold takes, sharp insights, and a few sparks as they challenge the myths, dissect the trends, and ask the big question: Can legacy media still lead the narrative?
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What if you could invite any legendary artist to dinner? This week, Jason and Shelby go head-to-head in a fantasy dinner party draft—each curating their dream guest list of musical icons. Who will they pick? What surprising combos will sit side by side? And what kind of chaos would unfold at the table?
Tune in for laughs, friendly competition, and some wild musical what-ifs.
🪑 Pull up a chair—it’s dinner time at The Vocal Lab!
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This week, we’re pulling back the curtain on artist development. Is it just image, music, and marketing—or is there more beneath the surface? Jason and Shelby dive deep into what it really takes to grow as an artist, exploring not just the outer brand, but the inner man. Because great art doesn’t just sound good—it comes from someone solid on the inside.
Tune in and discover the heart behind the hustle.
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This week, Jason and Shelby sit down with Grammy-nominated songwriter Derrick Southerland—the creative force behind hits like More Hearts Than Mine by Ingrid Andress, Like a Rodeo by Kane Brown, and Mexico by Carrie Underwood.
From writing songs that break hearts (Yearbook) to ones that fill stadiums (Single Man), Derrick opens up about the realstories behind his lyrics, his creative process, and what it takes to write a song that cuts deep and climbs charts.
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This week, hosts Jason and Shelby sit down with Blake Thomson from STATUS10 to hear his incredible journey—from being broke in Hawaii, going door to door in search of work, to building a thriving business that helps entrepreneurs uncover and amplify their personal brands.
It’s raw, inspiring, and packed with insight. Don’t miss this powerful conversation about resilience, reinvention, and the power of owning your story.
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Episode Title: “Mic Drops & Mishaps: Our Most Embarrassing Live Performance Stories”
In this episode of The Vocal Lab Collective, Jason and Shelby are getting real—and really vulnerable. They’re spilling the tea on their most embarrassing live performance moments, from confidence monitor malfunctions to tiny head gigs in the lower east side.
But it’s not all cringe and chaos! They’re also sharing the valuable lessons they learned from those not-so-glamorous moments on stage, and how each hiccup helped them grow as performers.
Whether you’re a seasoned singer or just love a good behind-the-scenes story, this one’s full of laughs, insight, and the reminder that even the pros have “oops” moments.
🎧 Tune in, cringe with us, and maybe even learn something new!
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🎙️ New Episode of The Vocal Lab Podcast!
This week, hosts Jason Catron and Shelby Rollins flip the script and bring Vocal Lab’s very own producer and editor Carlos out from behind the lens and into the spotlight!
Carlos opens up about his unforgettable journey on The Voice — from the moment his dad told him about the callback, to the life-changing phone call before his blind audition, all the way through the high-stakes knockout rounds.
Don’t miss this behind-the-scenes peek into Carlos’s personal story, filled with heart, hustle, and a whole lot of harmony.
Want a more casual or dramatic tone? I can tweak it!
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On this episode of The Vocal Lab Podcast, hosts Jason Catron and Shelby Rollins are joined by none other than Clark Beckham — artist, vocal powerhouse, and passionate teacher. In a candid and inspiring conversation, Clark opens up about the twists and turns of his musical journey, starting with his early days busking on Lower Broadway in Nashville, where he learned to command an audience one song at a time.
From there, Clark shares the highs and pressures of his time on American Idol, giving listeners an inside look at what it’s like to perform on one of the biggest stages in the world — and the lessons that experience taught him about himself, both as a singer and as a person.
But perhaps the most powerful part of the episode is Clark’s reflection on discovering his authentic artistry — letting go of external expectations, finding his voice, and learning to create music that’s honest, meaningful, and true to who he really is.
“I spent so much time trying to be what I thought people wanted. The real breakthrough came when I stopped performing and started expressing. That’s when everything changed.” — Clark Beckham -
🎙️ The Vocal Lab Podcast – Studio vs. Live Singing 🎶
In this episode, Jason and Shelby dive into the fascinating world of studio singing vs. live performance. What makes them so different? Which one demands more precision—or more emotion? Join us as we explore the unique challenges, unexpected perks, and behind-the-scenes realities of both settings. Whether you're a seasoned singer or just curious about the craft, this convo is packed with insights, laughs, and real talk from two pros who’ve done it all.
Hit play and step into the lab! 🎧
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The Vocal Lab Podcast – where myths get busted, and voices get heard! 🎤✨
Join expert vocal coaches Jason Catron and Shelby Rollins as they break down the worst singing advice you’ve ever heard—like “Push more!”, “Don’t sing at all!”, and “Breathe this way… or else!” 🚫🎶
If you've ever been confused by vocal tips that just don’t work, this is the show for you. Get ready for laughs, expert insights, and real solutions to help you sing better, not harder.
Subscribe now and start unlearning the bad to unlock your best voice! 🎶🔥
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Dani Rose is a country music singer-songwriter based in Nashville, Tennessee. She’s known for her work both as a solo artist and as a member of the country trio Honey County, which she co-founded in 2014. Her music blends contemporary country with elements of Nashville twang and soaring melodies, often reflecting her diverse roots from California, Virginia, and Tennessee.
Some notable highlights of her career include her 2021 single "Got It From My Mama," which gained traction with over a million Spotify streams and was later re-released as a bilingual version with Mexican-American singer Chiquis in 2023. Her songs have appeared on TV shows like Yellowstone and True Blood, and she’s performed at major festivals such as Stagecoach and CMA Fest. Rolling Stone, Billboard, and People Magazine have praised her work, with standout moments like her performance of "Country Strong" at Stagecoach 2019 alongside 150 line dancers, honoring victims of the Route 91 Harvest Festival tragedy. In 2023, she sang the National Anthem at Dodger Stadium and announced a country Christmas show in Los Angeles.
Her recent releases, like the 2024 single "Good Mourning," showcase a bold, evolving style—its music video features her staging her own funeral as a metaphor for a new chapter in her life and career.
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🎙️ Vocal Lab Podcast: Cursive Singing – The Trend, The Truth, The Voice🎙️
Join hosts Jason Catron and Shelby Rollins as they dive deep into the rising trend of Cursive Singing — a style that’s sweeping the charts and sparking debate. Why is everyone suddenly embracing this fluid, melismatic approach? Is it an authentic expression of vocal artistry, or just another passing trend?
In this episode, Jason and Shelby break down:
- Why cursive singing is everywhere right now**
- What makes a vocal performance "authentic" or "fake"
- The real impact of vocal runs, riffs, and embellishments on artistry
Is it true emotion or just a sound that's in style? Tune in for a candid discussion on what makes a voice *real*, and where the lines blur between art and artifice in modern music. 🎶
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🎙️ Vocal Lab Podcast
Hosts Jason Catron and Shelby Rollins dive into the age-old debate: Do artists really face tougher challenges in improving their voices due to the pressures of today's music industry, or is it a matter of putting in the work? Join them for an insightful conversation as they unpack the evolving demands of the modern musical landscape and explore whether it’s really harder to grow as a vocalist or if some are simply slacking off. Tune in now! 🎧
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Join hosts Jason Catron and Shelby Rollins for a lively discussion about the controversial world of "pay to play" in the music industry. Is it morally right, wrong, or somewhere in between? They'll dive deep into the pros, cons, and gray areas of this practice. Plus, Jason shares a hilarious and slightly painful story about his first voice teacher—who had a unique way of making sure he hit those high notes... Let's just say it involved some hair-pulling! 😆 Tune in for all that and more!
Don’t miss this fun, thought-provoking episode. 🎧🎤
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Welcome to The Vocal Lab Podcast, where vocal coach Jason Catron and expert Shelby Rollins dive deep into the world of vocal coaching! In today’s episode, they break down what makes a great coach, what doesn’t, and all the unspoken rules of the industry. Plus, Shelby gets a crash course in internet history as Jason introduces her to the legendary (and totally random) Hawk Tuah Girl—an iconic, short-lived meme that’s bound to make you laugh and leave you wondering how this ever became a thing. Tune in for a fun, quirky, and sometimes baffling conversation on all things voice!
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On this episode of the Vocal Lab Podcast, hosts Jason Catron and Shelby Rollins are joined by artist manager Dillon Goldberg. Dillon takes us on a journey from his roots in Virginia Beach to his five years in LA, and how his recent move to Nashville has shaped his approach to artist management. He dives into the key lessons he's learned and reveals the five pillars that guide his work with artists. Tune in for insights into the evolving music industry and the strategies that help artists thrive!
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On this episode of The Vocal Lab Collective, hosts Jason Catron and Shelby Rollins explore the controversy that erupted at the 2025 Grammys, sparked by Beyoncé’s emotional reaction to her win. Was it a moment of pure authenticity, or was it tainted by the shady processes behind the Grammy voting system? With questionable voting methods and accusations of bias, the hosts dive deep into whether the Grammy Awards truly reflect the merit and artistry of musicians—or if they're simply a byproduct of an industry steeped in politics. Is music healing, or is it perpetuating trauma? Tune in for a candid discussion on the intersection of fame, power, and the real cost of recognition.
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This week on The Vocal Lab Podcast, hosts Jason Catron and Shelby Rollins sit down with the incredibly talented artist, Alisa Turner. With a voice that resonates deeply and a story that inspires, Alisa takes us on a journey through her remarkable life and career.
From her comical yet bold departure from Liberty University—where she literally packed up and left in the middle of the night to chase her dreams in Nashville—to her battle with the brutal, chronic pain of Lyme disease, Alisa’s story is one of resilience, faith, and raw vulnerability. In this episode, Alisa shares how she has harnessed pain as an unexpected teacher, transforming her struggles into powerful music that speaks to the heart of her listeners.
As she opens up about the highs and lows of her journey, Alisa reflects on how her experiences have guided her through it all and how her artistry continues to evolve through the lessons life has taught her—often, in the hardest ways.
Join Jason, Shelby, and Alisa for a conversation about finding purpose in pain, the unpredictable road to becoming an artist, and how even the toughest battles can lead to breakthrough.
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On this episode of the Vocal Lab Collective Podcast, hosts Jason Catron and Shelby Rollins sit down with talented singer-songwriter Vanessa Campagna. Originally from Pennsylvania and now based in Nashville, Vanessa is known for her powerful vocals and emotional depth. She co-wrote the heartfelt ballad "Who I Am" with Wyn Starks for the Celine Dion: I AM documentary, a song that captures themes of identity and resilience. Vanessa opens up about her journey in music, her songwriting process, and her experiences working in Nashville’s vibrant music scene. Tune in for an inspiring conversation with an artist who’s making her mark in both the country and pop worlds.
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On this episode of The Vocal Lab Podcast, hosts Jason Catron and Shelby Rollins are joined by Jeremiah Miller, the TikTok sensation known for his spontaneous flashmob-style performances. Jeremiah rides his electric one wheeled skateboard while singing in public places, often getting kicked out by security in the process, all while delivering unique, entertaining content that blends humor, music, and a touch of rebellion. Tune in for an inside look at his creative process and the wild world of viral street performances!
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