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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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51. Speech Breakdown: Ella Al-Shamahi “The fascinating (and dangerous) places scientists aren’t exploring”
In episode fifty-one of The Presentation Boss Podcast Kate and Thomas do another break down of a speech! Again they’re looking at a TED Talk, this one Thomas heard on the TED Talks Daily Podcast. It is a valuable tool to listen to other presentations and think...
50. How to Stay in Control of an Online Meeting
Episode fifty of The Presentation Boss Podcast is set for launch! The big five-oh! We’re pretty excited to reach this milestone and while we had planned a special episode here, we felt that it was far more important to share the tools most needed at this time. We’re...
49. Holding Attention with Neen James
Come on in and join us for episode forty-nine of The Presentation Boss Podcast! Today’s guest is proudly 4’ 10.5” tall but every time we’ve heard or seen her present she oozes both energy, fun and positivity. You’re guaranteed to have a laugh but also to be...
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.


