In each speech (each one under 90 seconds), he tells a story with a clear theme and a beginning, a middle and an end -- and manages to thank people, too, by weaving them into his story. Engaging the Audience TV inspired Awards shows EntertainersI finally got around to watching Inglourious Basterds over the weekend. What a guy. MORE >>

Home About Videos Speakers Seminar Seminar Resources Talks 2010 Talks The Science Speaker Series and Seminar Comments By Email Posts Engage Seminar and Speaker Series Featured in A & S Newsletter! Follow this link: Crafting The Story Behind the Science to read it! Start thinking about YOUR research as a story.  and people. MORE >>

If Graham (or a guest) deems the story to be unsatisfactory or told poorly, he pulls a lever and the storyteller is tipped out of the chair backwards. I'm always rooting for the storyteller to have a good enough story to be allowed to walk away. Check out Jake's story about the loss of a pet hamster. MORE >>

Both seem to focus on telling a story that the audience will remember, rather than simply showing all their data.". People often ask if technical or science-related presentations can be as compelling as presentations covering other less technical topics. that your words have a benefit for someone else. Shorter titles are rarely effective. MORE >>

Do you fantasize about creating an experience for your audience that's engaging, intriguing, entertaining, inspiring, and also income-producing -- but you don't quite know yet how to make it happen? Zhena told a story about a potential investor in her company who was ready and willing to invest some sorely-needed cash. Know your worth. MORE >>