
[27:20] DRAFT. In this episode Greg Gazin welcomes back longtime contributor and speech delivery coach Bill Brown for a conversation that reflects back and shares lessons learned from more than a decade of writing for the Toastmaster magazine. A Toastmaster for nearly 20 years Bill has become a familiar name to readers through The Toastmasters Toolbox, The Answer Man, and dozens of feature articl... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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[31:36] What does it take to build a thriving Corporate Toastmasters club within a business—and turn it into a catalyst for professional growth and company culture? In this episode, Greg Gazin chats with Lance Kotler, a Vice President at BNY Mellon... more
[36:05] On the Toastmasters Podcast, it’s our annual tradition—and a true pleasure— for us to speak with the newest World Champion of Public Speaking. This year, we’re thrilled to feature Sabyasachi “Saby” Sengupta, who captured the 2025 title this p... more
[29:47] What if success wasn’t just about working harder‚Äîbut about working from your "Zone of Genius?" In this episode, Greg Gazin chats with Katie Stoddart, founder and CEO of The Focus Bee, about how to identify and lead from that sweet spot wher... more
[39:37] What do singing and public speaking have in common? According to Jillian Mitchell, more than you might think. In this fun and hands on episode, host Greg Gazin chats with Jill about why singing isn’t just for performers—it’s a secret weapon f... more
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Moves slow, and feels scripted. Sort of the opposite of a good speech.
I’m a Japanese that’s learning English. I’m interested in this program but I can’t catch so much of its content.
I wish there were digest of each session a little more in detail.
If it’ll be so, l will be able to enjoy programs.
Enjoyable, well-structured, and a quick listen. I ended up with good takeaways for my own speeches. Recommended!
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This podcast offers insightful conversations centered around the themes of communication, leadership, and personal development, particularly through the lens of Toastmasters International. Episodes feature experienced voices from diverse backgrounds who share their journeys, insights, and practical tips on storytelling, public speaking, effective communication, and mentorship. Unique to this podcast is its focus on the personal experiences of its guests, who often emphasize the intersection of communication skills and professional growth, making the content particularly relevant for those looking to enhance their presentation abilities and leadership skills. The discussions also delve into various strategies for fostering collaboration and ... more
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