Picture this - you're in front of a group of people. You need to be entertaining, easy to understand for different levels of English and accents, loud enough for people to hear but not too loud to disrupt the ambiance and above all have everyone leave with a big smile. Being a tour guide is a tough speaking gig, and in this episode we hear from an absolute pro.

I take you through six steps bound to improve your speaking - and the best part? They can be applied to any speaking scenario you find yourself in! They're also the foundations of my signature online group coaching course - My Six Week Voice Makeover.

If you're afraid to jump in the deep end when it comes to any type of speaking - this episode is for you. Hear from the first person in the WORLD to attempt to swim the English Channel in winter! Sam Penny is a hell of an inspiration and a shining example of why you should give it a go - whatever 'it' may be.

Speaking with a stutter can really knock your confidence and affect your life. This episode offers three tips to help a stutter. Keep in mind it is a medical issue and a speech pathologist should be your first port of call!

Eammon Ashton-Atkinson is a fantastic example of how life can be when you find your voice and follow it. He's living in New York reporting for a major Australian TV network, has produced an award winning documentary and currently has footage running on an ad in Times Square! This episode is full of motivation, inspiration and oodles of practical tips for young journalists.

As one of Australia's only voice coaches who used to be a broadcast journalist, I have heaps of practical tips and tricks to sound natural, credible and clear!

What kind of voice do you find attractive? What happens to your voice in the bedroom? What is the role of voice in sex? Join a world renowned sex therapist for this open, free, absolutely fascinating discussion about voice and sex.

Of course we want to put emotions into speaking, but sometimes those feelings can get the better of us and prevent us getting our message across. In this episode I share three strategies I use to stop emotions hijacking your voice.

My gorgeous friends and reporters Marlina and Brendan share what it's like covering the biggest story of our lifetime, how social distancing has put unexpected demands on the voice and their GOLDEN advice for anyone wanting to be a journalist.

One of your best weapons is your VOICE! Women's self defense expert Rachel Kealy shares potentially life-saving tips for how we can use our voice to prevent being attacked.