Speakers Speak: Recent Episodes
Amit Kukreja
Speaker Speak is a podcast dedicated to all things public speaking. The podcast offers public speaking tips, advice, interviews with public speakers, speech breakdowns, quote breakdowns and various other type of content!
On this episode of Speakers Speak, I talked about public speaking, communication, and how to be a leader with Emily Tsitrian!
Robert Iyer is a public speaker and coach. We talked about presentation skills, sales, and public speaking!
Kerry Barrett is an Emmy award winning 20 year veteran of the TV news business. She now uses her knowledge of on-camera delivery, presence, messaging and story-telling to help people grow their business, brand and credibility to a larger audience. Kerry teaches you how to make a 2 minute video in 2 minutes, with a result you like, that gets your audience to do what you need them to.
Find Kerry: www.KerryBarrettConnsulting.com
Eileen Sinett is a communication and public speaking coach and has been leading workshops on speaking for decades. We talked a lot in this podcast about her desire to be creative in the arts as an actress, and how when that didn't go exactly as planned, she found a way to pivot into still doing what she loved even if it was a different medium. Hopefully you all can take away some practical advice from this one for speaking skills and for how to use those communication skills when things don't go exactly as planned.
Follow Eileen! https://www.linkedin.com/in/sinettconnects/
A new episode of the pod with Kayla Conley, based in the UK. She goes over her experience with getting into public speaking.
Hey podcast, this was a fun episode. Pretty long but has some good stuff in it. I talked with a leadership coach on her upcoming ted talk about Resilience, and we went through what goes into build a storying that has a unique hook which correlates to the ending. Hope you enjoy! #creamcheeseandjellysandwich
Rob Willis was originally a tour guide out of college and experimented with publicly speaking to large groups about places he was showing to different groups of people. He soon recognized that he had a knack for public speaking and eventually decided to transition to doing this full time.
Randy Gage began his public speaking business at the age of 30 and ultimately had been speaking enough to retire by 40. He is in the speaking hall of fame and has performed for over 2 million people across 50 countries. He has some good insights into public speaking.
Aaron W. Beverly is A highly skilled communicator and public speaker. Aaron became the 2019 Toastmasters International World Champion of Public Speaking emerging from a field of over 30,000 participants worldwide. He sits down on this podcast to share his best tips and secrets to competitive public speaking success.
Speech Analysis Miniclips - How To Understand Audience Demographics for Public Speaking Arianna Huffington
Speech Analysis Miniclip - How To Effectively Use Visual Aids in Your Public Speech Simon Sinek Speaking
Hannah and Lisa are a dynamic duo of two entrepreneurs who spent years in the consulting/speaking industry. Eventually they both came to the conclusion, based on what they heard from their friends, that work life sucked and they made it their mission to build a consulting firm that helped organizations actually retain their employees and create an amazing workplace environment for them. They currently travel to give keynote presentations and speeches to clients on how to make work not suck. They also are really funny.
Thomas Kraft is the co-founder of presentation boss, a communications consulting firm based in Brisbane, Australia. He specializes in visual communication, specifically in designing and coaching clients on their powerpoint skills. He gives some insight in this episode about understanding visual communication strategies and the most effective ways to tell visual stories.
Robert Kennedy is a public speaker and coach who enjoys the process of communication and building stories that connect with audiences. He takes us into this mindset in this podcasts for how he approaches teaching public speaking the value he finds in it.
Kate Norris is the owner and co-founder of presentationboss.au, a communications consulting firm based in Brisbane, Australia. She specializes in how to help people take technical data and translate it into something that can be communicated.
Ernest is a high school social studies teacher currently expanding on his speaking career. He enjoys speaking to youth about challenges they have in their life and specifically focusing his narratives around his personal experiences and their relationship to history.
Cindy Skalicky is full time public speaking and presentation coach based out of Colorado. She has some amazing insight on how to better communicate and take ideas and turn them into narratives people can buy into. Follow Cindy: https://onpoint-communications.com/
Laura Reid is the owner of Storyforth, a public speaking and communications consulting firm based in Hawaii. She spent most of her life being afraid of speaking and finally had a breakthrough after different events in her life - she now coaches business owners how to get their story out and communicate their purpose!
Follow Laura: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-reid-339456175/
Welcome back to another episode of quote analysis! On this episode we go over, "To motivate your audience, present your message so that it addresses their pressing needs and interests. People listen to what affects them and respond to what promises to enrich them in those areas.” by Thomas Leech
This was a cool keynote to give. Emory University's consulting group reached out to me to give a presentation on public speaking and presentation skills. This presentation is a larger philosophical approach towards how to orient yourself to a framework that allows you to find your inner voice, which is necessary towards effective communication strategy. Thank you so much to Emory University Consulting for having me!
Lisa Braithwaite has been involved in public speaking for most of her life. She started in the non-profit sector until she realized she a skill for helping other people tell their story, which is when she started her own business in 2005 to providing communications consulting. She's worked with big brands such as Microsoft and provides some amazing advice on how to better tell your story in a noisy world! Find Lisa: coachlisab.com
Public Speaking Tips - Using Visual Aids with Public Speaking | Incorporating Audio and Video
Neil is a public speaking coach and consultant who found out that most people simply need to find out what problem they are trying to solve. Once they do that, they can prepare to give the speech of their lifetime. He shares some helpful tips and advice in this episode.
Find Neil: neilcanhelp.com
Oscar Garcia is the founder of Aspira Biz, a coaching and training company that helps people find career opportunities, trains them in social media skills, and offers communication workshops. He stops by to give his best takeaways on the art of public speaking and communication.
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Welcome back to quote analysis! On today's episode, we go over, "Communication: 20% what you know, 80% how you feel about what you know — Jim Rohn"
In this episode of quote analysis, we go over, "The human brain starts working the moment you are born and never stops until you stand up to speak in public." – George Jessel
Public Speaking Tips - Organizing Persuasive Speeches | Monroe's Motivated Sequence Method
Welcome back to quote analysis! Today we go over "All speaking is public speaking, whether it’s to one person or a thousand." — Roger Love
In this episode of quote analysis, we go over the quote, “Stories open the hearts of your listeners, and then their wallets.” — Arvee Robinson
In this episode of quote analysis, we are going over "If you can’t communicate and talk to other people and get across your ideas, you’re giving up your potential." – Warren Buffett
In this episode of quote analysis, we go over “A speech is poetry: cadence, rhythm, imagery, sweep! A speech reminds us that words, like children, have the power to make dance the dullest beanbag of a heart.” — Peggy Noonan
In this episode of quote analysis, we go over “During the first few minutes of your presentation, your job is to assure the audience members that you are not going to waste their time and attention.” — Dale Ludwig and Greg Owen-Boge
In this episode of quote analysis, we go over "Public speaking is an audience participation event; if it weren’t, it would be private speaking." — unknown
In this episode of quote analysis, we go over "Words ought to be a little wild for they are the assaults of thought on the unthinking.” - John Maynard Keynes
In this episode of quote analysis, we go over “There are only two types of speakers in the world. 1. The nervous and 2. Liars.”
-Mark Twain
In this episode of quote analysis, we go over “It usually takes me more than three weeks to prepare a good impromptu speech.” - Mark Twain.
In this episode of quote analysis, we go over “If you don’t want to preach, put stories in your speech.” — Andy Harrington
In this episode of quote analysis, we go over "If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough." — Albert Einstein
Welcome to the first episode of reddit fridays! This episode will be going over strategies to not ramble during your presentation or speech.
In this episode, we go over "The next global agricultural revolution" by Bruce Friedrich.
In this episode of quote analysis, we go over “It doesn’t matter how elegant the argument or inspiring the prose, a presentation won’t move anyone if the presenter isn’t visibly feeling what they are saying.” --John Neffinger.
Hey everybody! In this new series, I'm gonna be answering a question every week from my subreddit, The Public Speaker, on this podcast. Any questions about public speaking. Ask away. Go join the subreddit to get a ton of value and be a part of a growing community of public speakers!
In this episode of quote analysis, we breakdown “Public speaking is the art of diluting a two-minute idea with a two-hour vocabulary," by Evan Esar.
Hi everyone! I am introducing a new series on this podcast called quote analysis, which is basically me taking a quote about public speaking and analyzing it by giving my thoughts and opinions on it, along with trying to find some message in the quote that can ultimately be helpful towards becoming a better public speaker. Hope you all enjoy it!
Welcome to the speech analysis! In this episode, we go over "A Bird Made of Birds" by Sarah Kay.
Welcome back! In this episode, we go over "What it takes to launch a telescope" by Erika Hamden.
In this episode we analyze, "5 challenges we could solve by designing new proteins" by David Bake.
This episode will be the introduction to a series of podcasts coming out over the next two months that are audio versions of the 93 youtube videos I made on public speaking. Each series has 3-5 parts and has one main topic on public speaking while breaking it down into sub parts. If you were ever thinking of buying a public speaking course -- don't. Go watch the YouTube videos I made or listen to these podcasts because they have a lot of advice and value and are free. Enjoy the tips! I hope to get out all 93 episodes in the next two months and then will start creating some of my own spontaneous podcast tips. This is our second series in addition to the speech analysis podcasts so I hope you enjoy!
Welcome to another episode of speech analysis! In this episode, we go over the talk, "How I climbed a 3,000-foot vertical cliff -- without ropes by Alex Honnold.
Welcome to another speech analysis! In this episode, we go over Alexandra Sack's TED Talk, "A new way to think about the transition to motherhood."
Welcome to another episode of speech analysis! In this episode, we analyze Stephen Webb's TED Talk, "Where are all the ailens?" Hope you enjoy!
Speech Analysis - A rare galaxy that's challenging our understanding | Burçin Mutlu-Pakdil
In this episode of speech analysis, we go over Carson Brun's TED Talk, "Could a tattoo help you stay healthy?"
In this episode of speech analysis, we go over "What if you could trade a paperclip for a house?" by Kyle MacDonald.
In this episode of speech analysis, we will be reviewing Iddris Sandu's Culture Creators Awards Acceptance Speech For Innovation in Technology.
In this episode of speech analysis, we go over Niolfer Merchant's TED Talk, "Got a meeting? Take a walk."
In this episode of speech analysis, we go over a TED Talk called, "Why we ignore obvious problems - and how to act on them", by Michele Wucker.
In this episode of speech analysis, we will be going over Steven Addis's TED Talk, "A father-daughter bond, one photo at a time."
In this episode of speech analysis, we go over Arianna Huffington's TED Talk, "How to succeed? Get more sleep."
In this episode of speech analysis, we go over the TEDx Talk by Hakeem Oluseyi, "Infinity explained in 3 minutes."
This speech analysis will be going over Michaela Horn's TED Talk, Teen stress from a teen perspective, at the TEDxNaperville Conference.
In this episode of speech analysis, we go over Richard St, John's TED Talk, "Secrets of success in 8 words, 3 minutes."
In this episode, we will be doing a speech analysis of the TED talk from Laura Trice, "The Power of Saying Thank You."
In this episode of speech analysis, we will be going over the TED talk by Arthur Benjamin, "The magic of Fibonacci numbers."
In this episode of speech analysis, we are reviewing the TEDx Talk "Getting stuck in the negatives (and how to get unstuck)" by Alison Ledgerwood.
In this episode of speech analysis, we will be going over Ric Elias's TED talk, "3 things I learned while my plane crashed."
In this speech analysis, we will be going over the talk, "Mind-altering microbes: how the microbiome affects brain and behavior" by Elaine Hsiao at TEDxCaltech.
In this speech analysis, we go over "Breaking free from anxiety" by Mel Schwartz at the TEDxBeacon Street conference.
In this episode of speech analysis, we are going over Bill Gross's TED talk, "The single biggest reason why start-ups succeed."
In this episode of speech analysis, we will be reviewing the TED talk by Baya Voce, "The Simple Cure for Loneliness."
In this episode of speech analysis, we are analyzing a Random YouTube Public Speech with 6 million views - "Funniest Leadership Speech Ever."
This speech analysis will be analyzing Angela Lee Duckworth’s TED Talk, “Grit: the power of passion and perseverance.”
In this episode of speech analysis, we are reviewing the speech "Learn to read Chinese...with ease!" by Shao Lan. This was a TED Talk.
In this episode of speech analysis, we will be going over Clint Smith's TED talk, "The Danger of Silence."
In this episode of speech analysis, we will be going over Ida Abdalkhani's TEDx talk, "Happier in 5 Minutes."
This is a speech analysis going over "The Power of Negative Thinking" by Hogan Vice President of Research and Innovation Dr. Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic.
This speech analysis will be going over the public speech from Prosanta Chakrabarty, “Four billion years of evolution in six minutes.”
In this episode of speech analysis, we will be reviewing the TEDx talk from Adam Leipzig, "How to know your life purpose in 5 minutes."
In this episode of speech analysis, we will be reviewing the TED talk by ANdy Puddicombe, "All it takes is 10 mindful minutes."
In this episode of speech analysis, we will be going over Asia Greene's TED Talk, " What if I had three minutes to change the world?"
In this episode of Speech Analysis, we will be going over Stacy Abram's TED Talk, "3 questions to ask yourself about everything you do."
In this episode of speech analysis, we will be going over Danielle R. Moss's TED Talk, "How we can help the "forgotten middle" reach their full potential."
In this episode of Speech Analysis, we will be reviewing Matthew Griffin's TEDxTacoma talk, "The power of persistence, creativity, and respect."
This podcast is a Speech Analysis on How to introduce yourself by Kevin Bahler at the TEDxLehighRiver conference.
In this speech analysis, we go over a TED Talk called "The Magic of Not Giving A F*ck" by Sarah Knight. Enjoy!
In this episode, we do a speech analysis of a TED talk by Chiki Sarkar "India's smartphone revolution." Enjoy!
In this podcast, we break down the TEDx Talk "5 ways to kill your dreams" by Bel Pesce.
Welcome to the podcast! This podcast is going to be all about public speaking including tips, interviews, advice, and speech breakdowns. I am super excited to start this because public speaking is a vital skill that will be active in every part of your life -- hopefully this podcast can create a community of passionate people looking to find their inner voice and explore the beautiful art form of public speaking. Enjoy the podcast!
In this episode of quote analysis, we go over the quote, “99% of the population is afraid of public speaking, and of the remaining 1%, 99% of them have nothing original and interesting to say.” — Jarod Kintz.