Lisa Wentz Show - Fearless Communication Skills

In this episode, we will explore what it means to tap your own talents, to find your voice not only as literal communication but also as an expression of what you want to say to the world and what ultimate contribution you want to make.

“Freedom of speech and freedom of consideration are not mutually exclusive.”
Alex gives clear, concise answers on how we can stop the spread of misinformation on social media. What responsibilities the tech giants can use to encourage more informed conversations on social media. And his own journey from behind-the-scenes journalist to on camera CNBC contributor and public speaker.

In this fun and upbeat episode you will learn; Jan's lessons learned from coaching actors for Game of Thrones, Mortal Engines, and 30 years of theatre, film and television work. How to get the best results as a coach in high stress, pressure filled situations. How to prioritize what you can control, give up what you can't and how empathy plays a part in your success as a coach.

“I research all the different ways we say what we mean.”
On this inaugural episode of The Lisa Wentz Show, Dr. Tannen takes us on an in-depth journey into conversational styles, the differences between status and connection, pacing and pausing and how the many different ways we speak affects listeners.
Today's conversation sheds light on both gender and cultural communication differences, and offers how-to's on balancing the desire to understand and appreciate our differences while remaining true to our authentic selves.

“I have been buried under years of dust and now I have so much to say.” Born with nonverbal autism, these were the first words twenty-five-year-old Emily Grodin ever wrote. In this episode we explore communication techniques to help bridge the gap between verbal and non-verbal speakers, how to listen to non verbal clues and examine our bigotry towards people with disabilities.