Larry Wilson, our Host, discusses the use of vocal affect by using example of the TV Show "Fraiser", and what happens when you watch a TV Show in a foreign language or is dubbed. In general, vocal affect can contribute to our symbiotic response to communication. One clear point made is that speaking slower and in a concise manner definitely improves the quality of communication and helps express an idea verbally.

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On this episode, our host Larry Wilson delves into some of the differences and nuances of screen writing between American writers and British writers. Using the very successful writer Richard Curtis's "Notting Hill" as an example, Mr. Wilson breaks down the unique types of language utilized in screen writing. He also comments on Directors vs Writers vs Producers...all quite interesting! 

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Today our Host Larry Wilson takes a casual conversation with his wife and decides that for her...and the audience, he will exp[lain what "The Wilson Method" actually is. He uses Las Vegas and Mark Twain's "Huck Finn" as storied examples of the importance of communication and how The Wilson Method works towards a goal valuable to both Business and Personal relationships.

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On the episode our Host Larry Wilson re-interviews Marketing Specialist Bob Stobener a second time. Having a terrific interview a little over a year ago, they sit down again as Mr. Stobener has retired and he reflects on his past communication skills and how they were used, and as he continues to use them in retirement.

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Our Host Larry Wilson shares his thought on where to study and the benefits of understanding Facial Affects. From observing people at airports to the value of using Facial Affect during a Poker Game, all is explained on this episode. This tool "Understanding Facial Affect" can greatly benefit anyone in Business...Sales, inter-office communication, etc.

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On this episode of How to Talk to Humans, host Larry Wilson explores the often-overlooked power of being self-effacing—and why it’s a true sign of strength. Through the story of Warren Buffett, Larry shows how humility played a key role in long-term success. He also shares a memorable behind-the-scenes story involving writer William Goldman and director Rob Reiner during the making of Stephen King’s Misery, revealing how self-effacement can resolve conflict and strengthen collaboration. Thoughtful, entertaining, and filled with practical lessons you can use right away.

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In this episode, host Larry Wilson examines the power of language by breaking down how words are used—and often misused—in everyday life. He discusses how constant engagement with politics can become a distraction from meaningful living, and how language plays a role in shaping that distraction. Using examples from actor Gary Oldman and the loaded word “inflation,” Larry illustrates how words are not always what they seem, and how understanding their intent and context can change the way we interpret the world around us.

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In this episode, Larry Wilson explores the transformative power of language and how choosing the right words can change the outcome of a situation. By clearly naming and defining a problem, it often loses its grip and becomes easier to resolve. Larry illustrates this powerful concept through the classic story of Rumpelstiltskin, showing how language, understanding, and naming the issue can make even the most difficult problems disappear.

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In this episode, host Larry Wilson breaks down the importance of effective communication through the practice of “pre-framing” a message—setting context in advance so the listener knows where you’re headed. Using examples from author John D. MacDonald, Larry shows how book cover copy and reader comments help frame a story before it even begins. He also connects this idea to business communication, including sales conversations and meeting preparation, and even references speed-reading pioneer Evelyn Wood to reinforce how pre-framing improves understanding and engagement.

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On this episode, host Larry Wilson explores why meaningful human communication is essential to our well-being. He discusses how the absence of real connection can both contribute to—and result from—mental health challenges. With thoughtful insights and engaging examples, Larry also draws on colorful Yiddish expressions to illustrate the power of language in human interaction and communication.

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