by Thomas Krafft | Jul 15, 2020 | Audience Engagement, Data Visualisation & Storytelling, Guest Interviews, Podcast, PowerPoint
Hello there, it’s episode sixty-four of The Presentation Boss Podcast. Way back when Thomas started listening to podcasts about presentations, he came across one called ‘The Presentation Podcast’ (Yes, the similarity of the name is noted). It has since become his most...
by Thomas Krafft | Jul 7, 2020 | Audience Engagement, Podcast, Speech Breakdowns
Howdy! It’s episode sixty-three of The Presentation Boss Podcast. We love hearing constantly how much you guys love our speech breakdowns. Just two weeks ago you heard us talk about the completeness and accessibility of TED Talks with Tamsen Webster. And after our...
by Thomas Krafft | Jul 1, 2020 | Audience Engagement, Confidence, Discussions, Mindset, Podcast, Speechwriting
We’re tackling the big issues in episode sixty-two of The Presentation Boss Podcast! Confidence in presentations and feeling authentic!You know what confidence feels like. The idea that you can do a task and do it well. And speaking in any capacity is the skill more...
by Thomas Krafft | Jun 25, 2020 | Audience Engagement, Guest Interviews, Messaging & Audience, Podcast, Speechwriting
Get in, it’s episode sixty-one of The Presentation Boss Podcast. We’re joined today by another speaking genius from our big wish-list of experts we’re excited to have on the show. Today it’s Tamsen Webster of TEDx and The Red Thread fame. Kate has been following her...
by Thomas Krafft | Jun 17, 2020 | Body Language & Voice, Confidence, Online Skills, Podcast, Speech Breakdowns
What’s going on? Here we are at episode sixty of The Presentation Boss Podcast. We know you’re probably still at home a lot, especially if you’re listening from the USA. And with so many students unable to have a graduation ceremony, NBC put on a special event for...
by Thomas Krafft | Jun 10, 2020 | Discussions, Podcast, Speechwriting, Storytelling
Gather around for episode fifty-nine of The Presentation Boss Podcast! The use of storytelling in any presentation is powerful. But never moreso than in the art of persuasive speaking. That is, giving a presentation to convince an audience of something. Whether you’re...
