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The Presentation Boss Podcast
Presentation skills for analysts, technical professionals and anyone whose ideas deserve to be taken seriously.
Every episode is designed to help you communicate complex ideas simply, influence decisions, and build confidence while presenting your work.
From data storytelling and slide design to strategic communication and presentation delivery, we break down what great communicators do and show you how to apply it.
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78. Where to Start When You Don’t Know Where to Start
Episode seventy-eight of The Presentation Boss Podcast and in this short time together, Kate and Thomas tackle that problem of where do you even start when you need to prepare for a presentation. Whether you have a head full of ideas and content all swimming around...
77. Todd Cherches on Visual Leadership and Communication
Strap in for episode seventy-seven of The Presentation Boss Podcast. Over the past few months, Thomas has had some conversations with Todd Cherches about all things presentations. Given he has just released a book about visual communication, you can imagine those...
76. Speech Breakdown: TED Talk by Anthony Metivier “Two Easily Remembered Questions That Silence Negative Thoughts”
This should be memorable; episode seventy-six of The Presentation Boss Podcast. In January Thomas had the pleasure of coaching Anthony Metivier here in Brisbane for a TEDx Talk to be delivered in Melbourne. It was a fun process (that might be outlined in a future...
Our Story
We launched The Presentation Boss Podcast in 2019 with a simple goal: to help people become more confident and effective communicators. Over 100 episodes and 200,000+ downloads later, that goal hasn’t changed.
What has changed is us. We’ve spent the last few years working with analysts, leaders and technical professionals, learning what it really takes to communicate ideas that influence decisions. We’re bringing the podcast back for Season 2 with fresh conversations, new perspectives and the same practical approach that made the first 100 episodes so valuable.