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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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60. Speech Breakdown: 2020 Virtual Commencement by Barack Obama “This Is Your Generation’s World To Shape”
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...
59. The Three Considerations Your Stories Need to be Persuasive
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...
58. Michael Port on Authenticity, Rehearsal and Performance
On episode fifty-eight of The Presentation Boss Podcast, we are joined by the world’s number one presentation performance coach and co-founder of Heroic Public Speaking in New Jersey. Both Thomas and Kate have listened to hours of him in audiobooks, podcasts and...
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.