Tyler Jones

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On The Voice

Mackenzie Bykowski and Jenna Battipaglia

5 episodes

3 days ago

On The Voice is a podcast for professional voice users navigating vocal injury and recovery. One of us is a voice teacher. One of us is a speech-language pathologist. We’ve both lived through injury, rehabilitation, and reinvention. Each episode brings you raw stories from performers who’ve been there, insight from the doctors and clinicians who treat it, and tools from voice professionals that are changing the way we perceive it. Whether you’re in the thick of recovery, supporting a student, or simply curious about the real life behind the curtain — you’re not alone!

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Tyler Jones

On The Voice

49 minutes 28 seconds

1 month ago

Tyler Jones

Tyler Jones is a New York–based voice teacher and performer whose clients span Broadway, television, national tours, and the recording industry. A proud member of AEA and SAG-AFTRA, he’s performed in productions like The Book of Mormon and Apple TV’s WeCrashed, and has coached for projects including Hulu’s Up Here. Tyler combines his performance career with a deep commitment to vocal health, strengthened by an observership at the Sean Parker Institute for the Voice and his work as an associate teacher to Mike Ruckles. Find him at www.tylerjonesvoicestudio.com and on Instagram at @tylerjonesvoicestudio.

In this episode of On The Voice, Tyler talks with hosts Mackenzie Bykowski and Jenna Battipaglia, MS, CCC-SLP about navigating vocal injuries from college through his time on the national tour of The Book of Mormon, the impact of surgery, and how those experiences shaped his teaching philosophy. He shares candid stories about the psychology of singing, what it’s like to perform under pressure, and why understanding voice science—and finding community in recovery—are essential for any professional voice user. His insights speak directly to singers, teachers, and actors navigating the realities of vocal injury and resilience.

Disclaimer: The information shared in this podcast is for general educational and entertainment purposes only and does not constitute professional medical, legal, financial, or other advice. Views expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the hosts. Individual experiences and results may vary - always consult a qualified professional for guidance specific to your situation.