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Ep. 75. Getting back on track

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Ep. 74 Why you need to rehearse — and how

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Ep. 73 No more boring speaker introductions!

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Ep. 72 Dana Rubin is Speaking While Female

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Ep. 71 Get out of your lane

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Ep. 70 Find Your Red Thread with Tamsen Webster

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Ep. 69 Seven deadly sins of online presentation (part two)

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Ep. 68 Seven deadly sins of online presentations (part one)

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Ep. 67. Avoiding plagiarism: Are your words really your own?

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Ep. 66. Keep the "thought" in thought leadership

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Ep. 65. What we've learned from a year of remote presentations

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Ep. 64 I now pronounce you... correctly

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Ep. 63. Less is more, and short is beautiful

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Ep. 62. Zoom out! You're more than just another face

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61. Go big AND go home: Why you need to amp up your online energy for work-at-home audiences

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Ep. 60. The pivot: Mozilla adapts to communicating in the lockdown

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Ep. 59. Leadership communication through curation

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Ep. 58. Going virtual (and staying human)

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Ep. 57. Making the best of a cancelled speech

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Ep. 56. Leadership communications in a crisis (part two)

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Ep. 55. Leadership communications in a crisis (part one)

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Ep. 54. It's called public speaking. Not public singing.

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Ep. 53. How to Talk to Experts

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Ep. 52. Drop the pitch!

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Ep. 51. Zoom in on your audience

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Ep. 50. The Pigeon of Dorian Gray

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Ep. 49. What kind of emotional connection do you want with your audience?

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Ep. 48. Find your speaker superpowers in your origin story

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Ep. 47. Careful with that spotlight!

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Ep. 46. "Long Shot" and why speakers and speechwriters need some one-on-one time

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Ep. 45. What HBO can teach us about how NOT to write a speech

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Ep. 44. Speakers, have a seat (in the audience)

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Ep. 43. "How do you do, fellow kids?" Speaking to young audiences

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Ep. 42. Speechwriters of the world, unite! Creating communities of practice: interview with Elana Aptowitzer

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Ep. 41. Changing the world... with op-eds

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Ep. 40. Cop an attitude — and take a stand

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Ep. 39. Quote me on that

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Ep. 38. To tell the truth

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Ep. 37. Making the most of a rally speech, with guest Tzeporah Berman: part 2

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Ep. 36. Making the most of a rally speech, with guest Tzeporah Berman: part 1

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Ep. 35. Speechwriters on stage

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Ep. 34. When the questions get tough, the tough get prepared

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Ep. 33. Cue the theatrics! What speakers (and speechwriters) can learn from actors

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Ep. 32. Getting started in speechwriting

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Ep. 31. Sorry seems to be the hardest word: delivering a great apology

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Ep. 30. Build your organization's podium strength.

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Ep. 29. Broaden your media diet

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Ep. 28. Listen to speakers outside your niche

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Ep. 27. Make your speech a content factory

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Ep. 26. Think strategically

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Ep. 25. Build a platform

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Ep. 24. Review your performance

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Ep. 23. Go all in

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Ep. 22. Own the space

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Ep. 21. Make the most of your voice on stage

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Ep. 20. Hey! The audience's eyes are up here! And over here... and...

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Ep. 19. Get your hands dirty

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Ep. 18. Prepare... even when you don't have time

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Ep. 17. Practice. No, really practice.

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Ep. 16. Don't just read your speech. Perform it.

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Ep. 15. How to get great feedback on your speech

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Ep. 14. Get your audience to expect more... of themselves.

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Ep. 13. Don't meet your audience's expectations

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Ep. 12. Make your audience a little uncomfortable

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Ep. 11. Use slides well... if at all

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Ep. 10. Ease up on the statistics

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Ep. 9. Suspense!

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Ep. 8: Consider all of your audiences

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Ep. 7. Use plain language... but not just plain language

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Ep. 6. Defend your narrative arc

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Ep. 5. Get vulnerable

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Ep. 4. Plot Your Emotional Arc

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Ep. 3. Tell one big story... with your audience as the hero.

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Ep. 2. Know your audience

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Ep. 1. Know what you want to accomplish