Episode notes
What makes a voice truly connect—and why do some performances stay with us long after the curtain falls?
In this episode of Hear Us Out, we sit down with Broadway star Carrie St. Louis to explore the emotional and human side of singing, storytelling, and sound. From the demands of live theater to the intimacy of vocal performance, Carrie shares how she approaches using her voice not just as an instrument, but as a way to communicate something deeper.
We talk about how subtle shifts in tone, breath, and phrasing can transform a moment on stage, and how performers learn to listen—not just to the music, but to themselves and their audience in real time.
As a doctor-hosted podcast focused on how sound and hearing influence the human experience, this conversation dives into how we process voice, why certain sounds feel so personal, and how music becomes part of our emotional memory.
Episode Sponsor: www.oaktreeproducts.com
Follow us: www.instagram.com/thc_audiology
www.instagra:m.com/hearusoutpcast_official
Follow Carrie: www.carriestlouis.com
www.instagram.com/carriestlouis