Known online as the Throat Singing King, Terence has dedicated his time to mastering overtone singing — an ancient vocal art where the body produces multiple tones at once. When you hear it for the first time it feels almost impossible, like the human voice has stepped outside the rules we thought it followed. But what moved me most about Terence is the devotion behind that sound. He taught himself during long work shifts, making strange noises while coworkers laughed, patiently teaching his body how to resonate differently. Over time those experiments turned into mastery. What you hear today is the result of thousands of hours learning how breath, tongue, skull, and nervous system interact to create layered sound. This episode explores the mechanics of throat singing — but also how vibration changes emotional states. How chanting and overtone singing connect us to older traditions of prayer and ritual. And how the human voice can become an instrument for transformation. Terence is a reminder that the body carries ancient technologies we are only beginning to rediscover. If you’re curious about the outer edges of human sound — this dialogue belongs in your library.