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The Presentation Whisperer Show

Step inside the world of presentations with professional speaker and bestselling author Rob Jolles as he hosts The Presentation Whisperer.Through candid conversations with top professional speakers, seasoned trainers, and authors finding their voice, Rob uncovers the secrets…

Podcast · By Rob Jolles · English · Official site

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Sep 15, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    What Presenters Can Learn From Salespeople (opens the original)

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    The best presenters have something in common with the best salespeople: they don’t simply deliver information. They create the energy, awareness, and belief that can move people to action. Enterprise Sales Leader, TEDx Speaker, author, and entrepreneur Steven Dossou sits down with Rob to explore what great salespeople understand about people that presenters can learn from. Drawing on his experience working with professionals, entrepreneurs, and executives around the world, Steven shares how pres

  2. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    The Bully In Your Brain (opens the original)

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    “You’re just not good enough.” That voice can show up at exactly the wrong moment, especially when you’re about to step in front of an audience. What if that voice isn’t protecting you at all, but is actually the biggest bully you’ll ever have to face? In this quick, five-minute Whisper Shot, Rob reveals two surprisingly simple weapons for confronting that bully: positive self-talk and your own track record. Learn how to stop feeding those doubts and start giving yourself a better chance to perf

  3. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Are You Preparing For The Wrong Audience? (opens the original)

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    Most presenters prepare carefully for their presentations. Unfortunately, they often prepare for the wrong audience; themselves. Chief Thought Leader and author, Ann Herrmann-Nehdi sits down with Rob to explore how four different ways of thinking can exist in the same room, and why understanding those differences can transform the way we present. Drawing on 40 years of research involving four million thinkers, Ann explains how to structure presentations that connect with the whole room, no matte

  4. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    The Paul Harvey Method Of Storytelling (opens the original)

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    What made Paul Harvey’s storytelling so unforgettable, and why does it still matter in a world overflowing with content? In an age where attention is the hardest currency to earn, his ability to hook an audience without ever revealing the destination is a lesson worth revisiting. In this quick, eight-minute Whisper Shot, I’ll break down the techniques behind Paul Harvey’s legendary “Rest of the Story” style and show you how to use curiosity, pacing, and structure to keep your audience leaning in

  5. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    The Introverted Speaker (opens the original)

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    Does speaking up drain you before you ever say your first word? And what if the anxiety that makes communication feel so difficult could actually become a pathway to greater confidence and authority? Founder of The Introverted Speaker and communication coach Maria Malik sits down with Rob to explore how introverted professionals can develop executive presence without pretending to be someone they’re not. Drawing from her work training more than 500 professionals, Maria shares how to overcome pre

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