Public Speaking Super Powers

Have you ever given a presentation where someone in your audience fell asleep … and snored … loudly? That happened to today’s guest on the Public Speaking Super Powers podcast, Andy Cabasso, so he went to work figuring out how to make your topic more interesting so that no one would ever fall asleep on him again.

Length: 16 minutes, 52 seconds

Andy Cabasso is a digital marketing professional, speaker, lawyer, and occasional wedding officiant. He is the co-founder of Postaga, an all-in-one platform for link building and email outreach. Prior to Postaga, he started, grew, and then successfully sold a digital marketing agency.

You can learn more about Postaga and how it can help you with guest blogging and guest podcasting in Andy’s guest appearance on my other podcast, The Author’s Switch.

In this episode of the Public Speaking Super Powers Podcast, Andy shares his tale of terror as he faced the snoring audience member and eventually learned how to make his speeches more interesting and less snore-worthy. He shares his process and tips so that you don’t have to go through what he did and make your topic more interesting from the get-go.

Find Andy Cabasso on the Web:

https://youtu.be/rQVWF-ipZxA

Carma Spence, the host of the show, shares her insights and knowledge on the topic gained from more than 20 speaking experience, as well as interviews with subject matter experts, such as speaker coaches, authors, and more.

The podcast is available on most podcast directories, including iTunes, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and beyond. New episodes are posted on the third Wednesday of the month.

Are you frustrated or confused about how to get on podcasts? Never fear! In this month’s episode of the Public Speaking Super Powers podcast, my guest, Case Lane, shares her step-by-step process for finding and landing guest podcasting opportunities.

Topics covered in this episode:

Length: 18 minutes, 22 seconds

You can download her free checklist for how to get on to pocasts here.

Case Lane is a global writer, podcaster, entrepreneur, traveler, and the founder of Ready Entrepreneur. A former diplomat, consultant, and corporate executive, she now prepares aspiring entrepreneurs to understand how to take advantage of technology and global resources

Carma Spence, the host of the show, shares her insights and knowledge on the topic gained from more than 20 speaking experience, as well as interviews with subject matter experts, such as speaker coaches, authors, and more.

The podcast is available on most podcast directories, including iTunes, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and beyond. New episodes are posted on the third Wednesday of the month.

Is there a topic you’d like covered on the podcast? Would you like to ask a question about Public Speaking on the show? Send your suggestions and questions to [email protected] and mention that it is for the PSSP podcast. For instructions on how to send audio or video questions to be included within the show, visit the podcast’s page.

Authors are often introverts, and podcasting is a great tool for introverts to use to grow their platform. Listen — or watch — this episode of the Public Speaking Super Powers podcast, as guest Franciska Kosman shares her tips on how to grow your platform with podcasting.

Topics covered in this episode include:

And more!

Length: 19 minutes, 51 seconds

As CEO and founder of her full-service podcast producing agency, Kay Productions, Franciska Kosman is the leading expert on helping successful entrepreneurs create a legacy using their voice. Kay Productions offers a unique combination of services, from content creation to editing, producing, marketing, and – most importantly – expertise on how to make an IMPACT with a message worth sharing.

Franciska is a Jewish Orthodox Art-Preneur who, as a singer, composer, and worldwide performer, released over 60 released songs, prior to launching her music production company. More recently, she’s been using her own podcast, The Franciska Show, to bring a voice to the stories of Orthodox Jewish women in the arts that need to be shared.

Traditionally, women’s voices have been prohibited to the public, however, technology has created opportunities for women to build their female-only audiences in ways that have never been possible before. Franciska has dedicated the past three years to being an activist in her community and using her platform to empower musicians and artists.

Find Franciska Kosman on the Web:

Carma Spence, the host of the show, shares her insights and knowledge on the topic gained from more than 20 speaking experience, as well as interviews with subject matter experts, such as speaker coaches, authors, and more.

The podcast is available on most podcast directories, including iTunes, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and beyond. New episodes are posted on the third Wednesday of the month.

Is there a topic you’d like covered on the podcast? Would you like to ask a question about Public Speaking on the show? Send your suggestions and questions to [email protected] and mention that it is for the PSSP podcast. For instructions on how to send audio or video questions to be included within the show, visit the podcast’s page.

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Oops! I totally spaced producing this episode for February, so here it is for March. But it’s all good, for now, I’m giving it to you in VIDEO because it’s all about speaking on video. During this pandemic, being able to present a strong webinar has become an essential skill. My guest Jeff Brandeis has some useful tips to help you master this skill.

Topics covered in this episode:

and more!

Length: 22 minutes, 12 seconds

Jeff Brandeis is a sales trainer, sales coach, and author with over 26 years of experience who has successfully helped and led professionals to increase their sales by focusing on specific problems within companies and creating repeatable sales processes while increasing revenue even in difficult economies.

Find Jeff Brandeis on the Web:

Carma Spence, the host of the show, shares her insights and knowledge on the topic gained from more than 20 speaking experience, as well as interviews with subject matter experts, such as speaker coaches, authors, and more.

The podcast is available on most podcast directories, including iTunes, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and beyond. New episodes are posted on the third Wednesday of the month.

Is there a topic you’d like covered on the podcast? Would you like to ask a question about Public Speaking on the show? Send your suggestions and questions to [email protected] and mention that it is for the PSSP podcast. For instructions on how to send audio or video questions to be included within the show, visit the podcast’s page.

Is your audience ignoring you? Let’s fix that! In this episode, Mark MacDonald will share with you:

Length: 24 minutes, 56 seconds

January’s guest is Mark MacDonald, a Church Brand Strategist for BeKnownForSomething.com, a national church communication and branding agency. He coaches pastors and churches to become relevant in their community. He’s also the bestselling author of Be Known For Something, and has written more than 800 magazine articles.

Find Mark MacDonald on the Web:

Carma Spence, the host of the show, shares her insights and knowledge on the topic gained from more than 20 speaking experience, as well as interviews with subject matter experts, such as speaker coaches, authors, and more.

The podcast is available on most podcast directories, including iTunes, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and beyond. New episodes are posted on the third Wednesday of the month.

Is there a topic you’d like covered on the podcast? Would you like to ask a question about Public Speaking on the show? Send your suggestions and questions to [email protected] and mention that it is for the PSSP podcast. For instructions on how to send audio or video questions to be included within the show, visit the podcast’s page.