A fantastic dose of motivation! Kate Maree O'Brien, the founder of Australasia's largest women's leadership and empowerment event, shares her experiences with crippling anxiety and implores us to switch on our inner leader and step into the life we really want.

To kick off Season Two I share some pretty personal tales of how my confidence has been crushed and some lessons learned about the confidence game.

Let's have some fun as we farewell season 1 of the podcast and get ready to celebrate Christmas! I share three quick tips to keep you in full voice this festive season, reveal a surprise for season 2 and I even sing, that's right SING, a verse of Santa Baby!

What do you get when you combine a doctor with a best selling author with a childhood friend? The incredible Dr Sonia Henry. We chat about her debut novel GOING UNDER, how she dealt with national media attention from it and the one thing Sonia believes doctors need to be better communicators.

Your voice is a big part of first impressions, and when you're on the phone it's your ONLY impression. I share five handy tips to truly connect with the person on the other end of the line.

Lawyers present for clients, pitch for business and push points in court - they have to be good talkers, right? Well, maybe not. With loads of experience in the legal industry Michael has a few axes to grind!

The bloody rising inflection on complete statements! Typical voice coach whinge. In this episode I explain when to go up, when to go down and why it's key to achieving dynamic, confident speech.

Want to take your speaking pro? Powerhouse Jacqueline Nagle shares SO MUCH amazing advice about how to make this happen.
Even if this isn't you - understanding how to craft your message, shape your stories and give your audience value through speaking, will open up your world in ways you can't even imagine.

Um, yeh, pretty much, this episode is all about, like, filler words. I explain why we use them, when they become an issue and of course how to, like, get them under control.

Niamh generously shares her inspiring story about how she went from being told she'd never speak again to living her dream as a TV news reporter.