In episode 130 Ken Davis talks to James McLamb and Matt Rush about Generation Z – a program empowering youth to spread Zig Ziglar’s message of hope to their peers. In this episode you’ll learn: •That youth are the best people to speak to youth •The crisis youth are facing today •The importance of having the ability to connect "Good communicators know what to say, great communicators know what not to say."

In episode 129 Ken Davis talks to us about the importance of preparation using a “get away and get ahead” philosophy. In this episode you’ll learn: •Why you must get away with the specific intent to prepare a presentation •How to use your time away to get ahead by 3 or 4 presentations •That even if you’re not preparing a new message every week, you can still refine your existing content "When you’re in the idea stage write everything down."

n Episode 128 John Branyan joins us to discuss his level one comedy writing course, Comedy Creation 101. In this episode you’ll learn: •That words are placeholders for ideas •There is no such thing as a single idea •That thinking is the first step in writing comedy If you think it’s funny, it’s legitimate.

In episode 127 Ken Davis talks to Author, Speaker, and Certified Life Coach, Paula Wallace, about using the SCORRE™ method when preparing for her live TV show, Bloom Today. In this episode you’ll learn: •How to use SCORRE™ to prepare for a live Talk Show discussion •The importance of focusing on your primary message •How knowing your one “ugly sentence” allows you to talk conversationally and still stay on topic "If you prepare on purpose you can deliver with power."

In episode 126 Ken Davis talks to Author and Speaker, Patrick Coffin, about the journey you as a speaker take and the journey you invite the audience to take along with you. In this episode you’ll learn: •Sometimes the simpler the story, the longer the impact lasts •Strategies to help you move forward when discussing tough topics •The importance of reading "Logic, evidence and kindness are the keys to changing hearts & minds."

In episode 125 Ken Davis talks to speaker, podcaster, and all around renaissance man, Paul Johnson of The God Zone Show. In this episode you’ll learn: •About navigating the changes of seasons in life •Taking risks is necessary to experience new opportunities •How to not lose stuff when it’s in a bucket "So often it is persistence, not talent, that propels success."

In episode 124 Ken Davis gives clues to speaking to youth effectively. In this episode you’ll learn: •That speaking to youth is different than speaking to adults •Tips on structuring a presentation that will most effectively engage a youth audience •Practical ideas to keep the attention of youth "Youth is the only audience that can climb walls, hang from chandeliers & not miss a word you say."

In episode 123 Ken Davis talks to CPA Rob Corne of Corne, Jantz & Associates. In this episode you’ll learn: •Why getting the business and accounting side set up right from the beginning is essential for being successful in the long run. •The importance of choosing the right corporate entity. •Practical tips to avoid unnecessary attention from auditors "Do not fear the IRS, take advantage of all the resources they offer."

In episode 122 Ken Davis talks to storyteller and comedian Bob Stromberg. In this episode you’ll see: •How finding your creativity relates to your gift, and your craft •Creativity isn’t a gift, it’s a craft you can hone, practice and grow •A method to develop and grow stories and creativity "Creativity is not a gift, it is a craft."

In episode 121 Ken Davis talks to Ramsey Solutions Personality, Chris Hogan. In this episode you’ll learn: •The four people you need in your life – a coach, a mentor, a cheerleader, and a friend •To think about the 2-3 things you want your audience to walk away with •The importance of the art of storytelling "Every speaker must have, show, and deliver passion."