Trans Voice Training Book Club 01: One Weird Trick by Liz Jackson Hearns

Looking for a beginner-friendly trans voice training book? In this first episode of Trans Voice Training Book Club, I review One Weird Trick: A User's Guide to Transgender Voice by Liz Jackson Hearns. This book is a concise 100-page guide that speaks directly to learners, rather than clinicians. Find out if this book is right for your voice journey!

In this video, you'll learn:
What makes One Weird Trick different from other trans voice training resources
The two-part structure: educational chapters + practical workbook exercises
Why this book celebrates voice diversity without being prescriptive
The one challenge you might face (and how to overcome it)
Who should buy this book (spoiler: beginners and intermediate learners!)
How to vote for the next Trans Voice Training Book Club book

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💬 Which book should I review next? Vote in the comments!
The Trans Masculine Voice: A Guide to Vocal Euphoria by Stephen Davidson
The Voice Book for Trans and Non-Binary People by Matthew Mills and Gillie Stoneham
Queering Vocal Pedagogy by William Sauerland

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⏱️ Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:22 What's in This Book?
2:43 My Review
4:52 Conclusion

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🔗 Links & Resources:
Buy One Weird Trick on Bookshop: https://bookshop.org/a/54843/97819867...
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More trans voice resources for all on my general trans voice playlist: https://go.reneeyoxon.com/yt-generalt...

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💛 About Renée:
Renée Yoxon is a gender-affirming voice teacher who helps trans and nonbinary people find voices that bring them comfort, safety, and gender euphoria. Through the Trans Voice Training Book Club series, Renée reviews books, resources, and materials to help you make informed decisions about your voice training journey. With a focus on self-directed learning and celebrating voice diversity, Renée provides practical guidance that honours each person's unique goals.

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