Top Articles About Public Speaking

Cambridge Union debates Covid-19 lockdowns in the first real and concerted effort at some real debate over the disastrous Government policies.

It’s early days, but the public speaking jargon coming from the new Biden White House Press Secretary, Jen Psaki, is making eyes roll in Washington D.C.

You just can’t depend on your understanding of body language to interpret the President Biden inauguration speech, let alone infer any significant meaning beyond the words themselves. It’s simply not fit for purpose.

Sometimes you just know what not to say in your speech. But then, there are others who seem blindly oblivious to the words they use in their speech. President Duterte of the Philippines certainly has form in this area. As does, Fikile Mbalula, South Africa’s Police Minister who has a firm grip on the matter in hand, yet seems oblivious to the reach of his words.

A New Year’s speech from North Korea’s despotic leader Kim Jong-un manages to tip the balance away from bland, anodyne New Year messages towards a more hard-hitting vitriolic New Year address.

In this António Guterres speech the United Nations Secretary-General laid out a mission for the Madrid COP-25 in December 2019 yet failed to explain much at all.

An unappreciative audience of journalists has managed to goad the Goa Chief Minister, Pramod Sawant , on National Press Day this November 2019.

A short opening speech by the Duchess of Cambridge at the Nook Children’s Hospice in Norfolk yesterday proved visually and verbally stylish.