In this episode, I talk with soprano Jeni Houser about her morning routine of bodywork, meditation, and practicing, why vinyasa yoga was not the best choice for her, and why she&apos;s thinking about openness these days. Also FOOD.  You can follow Jeni&apos;s career over at jenihouser.com or see what she&apos;s up to @songsofjeni ! The blog posts we discuss are at https://www.singingbodyclinic.com/blog Follow us @thisembodiedvoice to hear about new episodes and tell us who you want to hear next on the podcast. Music, both courtesy of Madison Opera: &quot;Among Trees&quot; from KEEP MOVING, a song cycle written by Scott Gendel with text by Poet Maggie Smith, performed by Jeni Houser, soprano, and Scott Gendel, piano. &quot;Getting to Know You&quot; from THE KING AND I by Rodgers &amp; Hammerstein, performed by Jeni Houser, soprano and piano, and David Blalock, tenor.

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This Embodied Voice is a podcast hosted by Suzanne Lis, who created the show out of her fascination with the connection between voice and body, especially in singers. Everyone experiences the world through their bodies, but for singers, their instrument IS their body. They are particularly attuned to their physical experience, and so on this podcast, we have honest, intimate conversations about vocal technique and injury, hormonal change, performance anxiety, bodywork and movement, trauma, and much more. By promoting open discussion, we hope to move away from fear and judgement and towards a culture of openness and mutual support.