Amber Light Public Speaking Podcast

In which I analyse the following quote from William Hazlitt: “The business of the orator is not to convince, but persuade; not to inform, but to rouse the mind; to build upon the habitual prejudices of mankind (for reason of itself will do nothing) and to add feeling to prejudice, and action to feeling." Support this podcast: Buy the app: http://amberlightapp.com/ Retweet our twe

The most amazing gifts to speech writers and public speakers are rhetorical devices. They enable us to turn our prose into poetry. On this episode I’m going to explore two related forms of repetition called Anaphora and Epiphora. Support this podcast: Buy the app: http://amberlightapp.com/ Retweet our tweets on Twitter: https://twitter.com/amberlightapp Follow on LinkedIn: https:

If you want to make your speeches more powerful then you need to understand the ancient art of rhetoric. In this episode I discuss three must-read books. Links to the books: http://amzn.to/1T16MCb http://amzn.to/1rPfEA7 http://amzn.to/1Yjlm84 Support this podcast: Buy the app: http://amberlightapp.com/ Retweet our tweets on Twitter: https://twitter.com/amberlightapp Follow on Linke

When writing a speech it can be really handy to have an effective structure. The three part structure is simple but effective. Support this podcast: Buy the app: http://amberlightapp.com/ Retweet our tweets on Twitter: https://twitter.com/amberlightapp Follow on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/amber-light-speech-timer Like on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amberlight

Thinking about entering an evaluation contest at your Toastmasters club? Go for it! And here's some advice that may help you win. This is part two - ensure you listen to part one first. Some links to helpful information: https://mannerofspeaking.org/2009/05/29/speech-evaluations/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQ3HbG-uvjA http://bit.ly/1qCQMez Support this podcast: Buy the app: ht

Thinking about entering an evaluation contest at your Toastmasters club? Go for it! And here's some advice that may help you win. Some links to helpful information: https://mannerofspeaking.org/2009/05/29/speech-evaluations/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQ3HbG-uvjA http://bit.ly/1qCQMez Support this podcast: Buy the app: http://amberlightapp.com/ Retweet our tweets on Twitter: h

How can you memorise your speeches quickly and effectively? Here's more advice in the second part of this series. Support this podcast: Buy the app: http://amberlightapp.com/ Retweet our tweets on Twitter: https://twitter.com/amberlightapp Follow on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/amber-light-speech-timer Like on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amberlightapp/ Like on

Maybe you have a poor memory or you might need to do a speech at short notice and just want to memorise things quickly. Here’s a few tips that will help you memorise your speech swiftly and with greater confidence. Support this podcast: Buy the app: http://amberlightapp.com/ Retweet our tweets on Twitter: https://twitter.com/amberlightapp Follow on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.

In last weeks episode I discussed The Hero's Journey and how it can help us with storytelling. On this episode I analyse how it works, especially for speeches. It can teach us a lot about creating compelling content. A description of The Hero's Journey: http://bit.ly/1nLJS4G Support this podcast: Buy the app: http://amberlightapp.com/ Retweet our tweets on Twitter: https://twitter.

If you're going to tell a story then it helps to have a great structure; and story structures don't get much better than The Hero's Journey, described in this episode. A description of The Hero's Journey: http://bit.ly/1nLJS4G Support this podcast: Buy the app: http://amberlightapp.com/ Retweet our tweets on Twitter: https://twitter.com/amberlightapp Like on Facebook: https://www.f