Presentation Thinking

By GhostRanch CommunicationsBusiness Marketing

Presentation Thinking episodes

December 02, 2021 #2. Mini Masterclass: Judd Apatow's take on pitching comedy
Mikey and Bethany watch Judd Apatow's Masterclass teaching comedy. Well, not even the whole thing, just the chapter on pitching. It's a 13 minute chapter, and we somehow talk about it for like double that. Dig!
27 min
November 30, 2021 #1. Down the Storytelling Rabbit Hole We Go
Mikey introduces what is to come with Presentation Thinking, aka Adventures in Storytelling, aka Pitchin' Ain't Easy. It's a cool ten minutes and change, quickly setting up the what and why of this flavorful podcast. Let's start pulling some storytelling threads and get into this goodness!
11 min
July 01, 2020 #002 - Lessons from first year presentation designer Breece Justice
Coming from a background in Illustration, Breece Justice has soared as a full-time presentation designer for GhostRanch Communications. We wanted to interview Breezy to see what she's picked up in this first year, and to see what advice she might have for those considering a career in visual storytelling.
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43 min
June 18, 2020 #001 - Ashley Pemberton: PowerPoint Blackbelt and Founder/CEO of Overnight.Design
#presentationpros | Black belt PowerPoint designer, turned creative agency owner and coach, Ash Pemberton is the Founder and CEO of Overnight.Design. His firm has designed nearly a million slides helping hundreds of clients avoid high stakes presentation meltdowns with their 24/7 overnight powerpoint design services, and Mikey sits down to hear how Ash got started, and what he sees for the future of our medium.

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56 min

About Presentation Thinking

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Mikey and Molly have been beckoned by the gods to become legendary storytellers — a call impossible to refuse. Join our heroes as they dive deep down the rabbit hole, documenting their findings as they scour all industries and disciplines in search of outside insights, inside outlooks, and, well, anything and everything there is to know about the making (and delivery) of better presentations. This is Presentation Thinking™