Explore every episode of the podcast Speaking Clearly
| Title | Pub. Date | Duration | |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Question That Fixes Bad Explanations | 08 Jul 2026 | 00:07:03 | |
I knew my explanations were missing something. Maybe yours could get stronger too — better at getting your point across. After starting Ros Atkins' 'The Art of Explanation,' I found the first big reason why: context. This episode is about one question that changes everything — why does this matter to the person listening? Email - speakingclearlypodcast@gmail.com Copyright - 2026 Patrick | |||
| The Importance of Staying on Topic | 02 Jul 2026 | 00:04:38 | |
Do you ever start a sentence and not know where you're going with it? In this episode I look at how Netflix turned a 20 minute Wikipedia article into a 4 part documentary series. Keeping an audience engaged while staying on topic is a skill. One I haven't mastered yet — but one worth being aware of. Email - speakingclearlypodcast@gmail.com Copyright - 2026 Patrick | |||
| Out of Breath While Speaking? | 01 Jul 2026 | 00:06:16 | |
Why does speaking in front of people leave you out of breath? I started this podcast to learn what it takes to improve my communication and speaking. Getting out of breath while speaking felt anything but normal — until I looked into it. In this episode I share how to navigate that feeling through my own experience. Email - speakingclearlypodcast@gmail.com Copyright - 2026 Patrick | |||
| Slow Down to Be Understood | 30 Jun 2026 | 00:06:16 | |
I started this podcast to improve my own speaking. Clear communication affects every part of our lives — and most of us never think about our pace. In this episode I share a real story of how slowing down to 92 words per minute helped me finally get my point across. Email - speakingclearlypodcast@gmail.com Copyright - 2026 Patrick | |||
| The Day I Froze — Why I Started This Podcast | 22 Jun 2026 | 00:05:51 | |
I stood in front of 20 people at a Toastmasters meeting and said four words. That was it. Sixty seconds of silence, burning cheeks, and a room full of people waiting. I experienced the embarassment of being a shy and poor communicator. This is the story of that moment — and why it pushed me to start Speaking Clearly Email - speakingclearlypodcast@gmail.com Copyright - 2026 Patrick | |||