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Hosted by Greg Gazin · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 306 episodes
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The official Toastmasters podcast featuring conversations on communication, confidence, leadership, and personal growth.
Greg Gazin hosts The Toastmasters Podcast, a education show with 306 episodes published.
[28:45] Some of life's best lessons come from the most unexpected places, even an animated fish. In this episode, Suneet Singh shares how an unlikely source of inspiration, Pixar's Finding Nemo ,
[18:39] The countdown is on for the 2026 Toastmasters International Convention taking place August 19 to 22, 2026, in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. In this annual convention preview episode, Greg Gazin speaks with
[47:36] What happens when 20 years and hundreds of conversations change the way you communicate, listen, and tell stories? In this special milestone episode, guest host Ryan Levesque turns the microphone around on Greg G
[37:05] The Toastmasters International Golden Gavel is the prestigious annual award presented to an individual distinguished in the fields of leadership and communication. In this insightful and thought-provoking episode
[31:42] Generative AI can help you work faster and sharpen your message, but only if you stay in control. In this episode, Greg Gazin speaks with Joel Schwartzberg about how to spot and resolve common AI pitfalls so your
[26:51] What happens when students are given a real stage and someone willing to guide them there? In this episode, Greg Gazin speaks with CeCe Espeut about helping students step onto South Florida’s TEDx Miramar stage a
[28:53] Across parts of Africa, Toastmasters has seen double- and even triple-digit growth over a 10-year period—at a time when global membership has slightly declined. So what changed—and why did it stick? Frank T
[25:38] Imagine preparing for a presentation so intensely that you create life-size cutouts of your audience just to practice answering their toughest questions. That’s exactly what one entrepreneur and longtime To
[36:05] What would happen if you committed to having lunch with 500 strangers? In this episode, host Greg Gazin reconnects with Nick Bendel (Episode #250), who not only reached that goal, he surpassed it. What began as a
With more than 30 years in Rotary, Stephanie was deeply engaged in community service long before Toastmasters entered the picture. When she later discovered Toastmasters through Rotary, she found a safe environment to pr
[32:03] Cross-cultural moments aren’t rare anymore—they’re woven into our daily conversations. In this episode, Greg speaks with leadership communication strategist Maria Garaitonandia about why well-me
[25:52] When managing your time isn’t enough, it may be time to look at where your energy is actually going. In this episode, host Greg Gazin speaks with Ambeka Khadse , a talent development leader and Toastmasters contr
[32:40] Many of us learn early on how to train our bodies, and later, how to prepare a speech through practice and repetition. But when it comes to training the mind—especially under the pressure of a live audience—most
[33:33] What if AI could help you think more clearly, simplify complex ideas, and sharpen your message—without replacing your voice or creativity? In this episode of the Toastmasters Podcast, Greg Gazin welcomes ba
[27:20] In this episode Greg Gazin welcomes back longtime contributor and speech delivery coach Bill Brown for a conversation that reflects back and shares lessons learned from more than a decade of writing for the
[31:36] What does it take to build a thriving Corporate Toastmasters club within a business—and turn it into a catalyst for professional growth and company culture? In this episode, Greg Gazin chats with Lance Kotl
Saby, a behavioral change expert based in Amsterdam, Netherlands, rose above seven other finalists after several elimination rounds that began earlier in the year with thousands of participants from more than 100 countri
Drawing from both personal experience and the concepts introduced in Gay Hendricks’ book The Big Leap , Katie explores the four zones of work— incompetence, competence, excellence, and genius —and expla
[39:37] What do singing and public speaking have in common? According to Jillian Mitchell , more than you might think. In this fun and hands on episode, host Greg Gazin chats with Jill about why singing isn’t just for pe
Drawing on her background in theater and years of voice acting, Karen shares the secrets of audiobook narration—from mastering vocal variety to creating authentic character voices. She reveals how narrators use pitch, pa
Jennifer Moss
workplace culture strategist and bestselling author of The Burnout Epidemic, Why Are We Here?, and Unlocking Happiness at Work · JAR Podcast Solutions
1 appearance on this show
Maria Garaitonandia
Communication Strategist, international leadership coach, speaker, and bestselling author of Untangling Communication
1 appearance on this show
Sarah Centrella
bestselling author, keynote speaker, executive coach, mindset expert
1 appearance on this show
Alice Shikina
Shikina Mediation and Arbitration
1 appearance on this show
Alison Wood Brooks
Behavioral Scientist · Harvard Business School
1 appearance on this show
Anne Bonney
Award-Winning Keynote Speaker, Emcee, Podcaster and TEDx Presenter
1 appearance on this show
Ben Guttmann
1 appearance on this show
Charles Duhigg
author of The Power of Habit and Smarter, Better, Faster · The New York Times
1 appearance on this show
Lisa Sun
2024 Golden Gavel Recipient · McKinsey & Company
1 appearance on this show
Jim Cathcart
Hall of Fame speaker, bestselling author, mentor · UKHospitality
1 appearance on this show
Valerie Young
Dr. · Impostor Syndrome Institute
1 appearance on this show
Matt Abrahams
Stanford lecturer and bestselling author of Think Faster, Talk Smarter · Stanford University Graduate School of Business
2 appearances on this show
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