Judy Rodman is an American country singer-songwriter, producer, vocal coach, and public speaker. She rose to fame in the mid-1980s with a series of hits on the Billboard country charts, including the No. 1 single “Until I Met You.” Named the Academy of Country Music’s “Top New Female Vocalist” in 1985, she released two successful albums before transitioning into a thriving career behind the scenes.

Based in Nashville, Rodman is a sought-after songwriter—co-writing hits like LeAnn Rimes’s “One Way Ticket (Because I Can)”—and a respected vocal coach. She created the trademarked vocal method “Power, Path and Performance”™ and works with singers across genres, including contestants and winners from The Voice, American Idol, and other national stages. She continues to share her expertise through performances, coaching, and her popular blog and podcast.

• (00:00:00) - Judy Rodman on Becoming a Country Music Superstar
• (00:06:25) - Leanne Rimes on Her Voice Loss
• (00:09:42) - How Does a Song Get Made?
• (00:14:14) - "Because I Can"
• (00:14:50) - How Artificial Intelligence Factor in My Songwriting
• (00:19:58) - How Music Is Being Sold on Streaming
• (00:24:32) - You're a Vocal Coach
• (00:29:29) - What are the common mistakes that people make when they sing?
• (00:33:43) - Judy Rodman on the Grammys