National Center for Voice and Speech

Toe-to-Toe with Ingo

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Toe-to-Toe with Ingo is a podcast from the National Center for Voice and Speech featuring conversations between renowned voice scientist Dr. Ingo Titze and leading researchers and clinicians in voice and speech science. Each episode explores the fundamental science behind voice production, laryngology, and speech through thoughtful, candid discussion. The goal is to advance understanding in the field through rigorous inquiry, respectful disagreement, and the exchange of new ideas.

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National Center for Voice and Speech

Episodes

Becoming a Reviewer of Scientific Writing 27.10.2026 51:16

What makes a good peer reviewer—and how can a thoughtful review make science stronger? In Episode 3 of Toe-to-Toe with Ingo, Dr. Ingo Titze welcomes voice scientist Dr. Ronald C. Scherer for a candid conversation about becoming a reviewer of scientific writing. Together, they explore the judgment, responsibility, and care involved in evaluating research and helping authors improve their work. Topi...

Perception vs. Acoustics in Voice Training 30.06.2026 1:13:25

In this episode of Toe-to-Toe with Ingo , voice scientist Dr. Ingo Titze is joined by renowned voice pedagogue Kenneth Bozeman and voice researcher Dr. Ian Howell for an in-depth discussion on the relationship between perception and acoustics in voice training. Together, they examine how singers, teachers, and researchers interpret the sounds they hear and why our perceptual experience doesn’t alw...

The Role of Basic Science in Laryngology 14.03.2026 57:07

In the inaugural episode of Toe-to-Toe with Ingo , voice scientist Dr. Ingo Titze is joined by Stanford University laryngologists Dr. Ted Mau and Dr. Elizabeth DiRenzo for an in-depth conversation on the role of basic science in laryngology. Together, they explore how foundational scientific disciplines—acoustics, fluid mechanics, biomechanics, and cellular and molecular biology—inform the study o...