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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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72. Alternatives to PowerPoint Part 2 – The Physical and Non-Electronic Options
Grab a notepad for episode seventy-two of The Presentation Boss Podcast! To follow on from our last discussion episode, where we discussed the software options for slide design and presentation, this week Kate and Thomas talk about the non-electronic and physical...
71. Lindsay Adams OAM on Relationships and Professional Speaking
All rise for episode seventy-one of The Presentation Boss Podcast. Today on the show we have fellow Brisbane-boy Lindsay Adams. And if you’re wanting to hear from someone who has been there, done that and got the T-shirt when it comes to speaking, then listen in close...
70. Speech Breakdown: TED Talk by Kenneth Lacovara “Hunting for dinosaurs showed me our place in the universe”
Grab a shovel for episode seventy of The Presentation Boss Podcast. Today we’re going hunting for actual dinosaurs and along the way will learn about the science and maths of evolution and the morality of our ecosystem. In this breakdown, Thomas selected this Talk...
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.