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Hosted by Kristin Arnold · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 100 episodes
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This podcast is full of tips and techniques to help meeting organizers, panel moderators and panelists be absolutely brilliant during panel discussions at meetings, conferences and conventions.
Kristin Arnold hosts Powerful Panels, a education show with 100 episodes published.
Too many academic panels become a series of mini-lectures instead of the dynamic discussions audiences are hoping to experience. In this episode, Kristin Arnold explores how moderators can transform separate presentation
Episode Summary Business & Industry Panels are the most common type of panel discussion, but they're also among the easiest to get wrong. Why? Because too many conversations focus on impressive panelists instead of pract
Not all panel discussions are created equal, so why do we prepare for them as if they are? In this kickoff episode of a new series, Kristin Arnold introduces a simple but powerful idea: before you think about questions,
Why do so many panels fall flat? The moderator improvises. Every panelist answers every question. Everyone agrees with each other. The audience sits quietly. And after 45 minutes, attendees leave with no clear takeaway.
A great panel discussion doesn't happen by accident. Even the most carefully designed panel can fall apart once the conversation begins if the moderator isn't equipped to guide it effectively. In this episode, we're divi
There aren't many books about panel discussions (other than mine!), so when Katrina Dudley's book, The Moderator's Handbook: A Comprehensive Guide for Facilitating Panels came on the market, I had to snap it up. The Mode
In this episode, panel expert Kristin Arnold explains how emcees and panel moderators can partner effectively to deliver a seamless, polished event. She outlines how advance communication, clear role definitions, and coo
In this episode, panel expert Kristin Arnold shares a rookie mistake that still makes her cringe: mispronouncing her panelists' last names during introductions—even though she knew them well. She explains why getting nam
In this episode, panel expert Kristin Arnold shares how moderators can confidently handle hostile, aggressive, or confrontational audience questions. Rather than getting flustered, Kristin recommends staying calm, acknow
In this episode, panel expert Kristin Arnold reveals how great moderators read the room moment by moment. She shares practical techniques for scanning facial expressions, body language, and energy shifts to sense when th
In this episode, panel expert Kristin Arnold explores whether journalists automatically make great panel moderators. While journalists excel at interviewing, probing, and uncovering facts, Kristin explains that panel mod
Too often, panels at conferences and events are treated as filler content. They give the audience a "break" between keynotes, or a convenient slot to showcase multiple voices without much effort. It's a lazy format that
You're preparing to moderate a panel only to discover it's "sponsored." Maybe even fully funded by one of the panelists' companies and packed with speakers who "paid" to participate. Ick. Now you're wondering: Am I facil
The most effective panel moderators aren't just great timekeepers or expert facilitators...they're relentlessly curious. At every stage of the panel experience - before, during, and after - curiosity is a mindset that se
Panel Design Cards are a powerful new tool to help you quickly and creatively design panel formats that are engaging, memorable, and fun. These cards are the culmination of years of experience, thousands of hours of rese
If the keynote got a "not bad," we'd reevaluate the speaker for next year. If the AV was "not bad," we'd call a tech meeting. If the food was "not bad," we'd be emailing the caterer. But for panels? Somehow, we let it sl
Every panel needs a moderator—but how you moderate can vary wildly depending on the topic, tone, and your personal style. Are you a steady guide, a fiery instigator, or the one keeping it light and lively? Here's a break
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If everyone's agreeing, exclaiming how awesome we all are, no one's learning. Here are six moderator-tested ways to keep your panel discussion out of the echo chamber and into the zone of insight.
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