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Can British Prime Ministers still learn from Aristotle and rhetoric? Aristotle is important to us as speakers because he is generally credited as developing the basics of rhetorical theory in his book, which is often translated into English as The Art of Rhetoric. Britain now has a new Tory Prime Minister. As a note for anyone outside the U.K., MORE >>

I wanted to write about my experiences of Toastmasters in the U.S. compared with my experiences with it in the U.K. While the main focus will be geared towards fellow Toastmasters, I will try provide useful information for the non-member too. Not only that, but there is also a lot of familiarity as the vast majority of roles are the same. the G.E. MORE >>

There has been much written on the subject of verbal and non-verbal communication. wanted to provide my 2 pence worth on this subject and how it relates to creating funny presentations. While 93% is non-verbally transmitted. Of the 93% non-verbal communication: 38% is through vocal tones, 55% is through facial expressions.&#. Little Humour Exercise. MORE >>

The Toastmasters World Champion of Public Speaking for 2009 is Australian Mark Hunter, with his speech “A sink for a green tomato&#. In seems that previously, Mark competed in the 2001 World Championships which has since produced 2003 winner Jim Key. MORE >>