From finding the flier on a subway wall in Washington DC, to her nervousness leading up to her first meeting, Meggen Wright shares the memory of how she found out about Toastmasters. Topics include the different roles in the organization, how Toastmasters has helped her grow as a person in her ro...

Doris Soucy welcomes Jill Kimball in Episode 2 and they share stories about the meetings and their improvisational "Table Topics", the art of listening skills, and how Toastmasters has helped them grow and master the art of communication.

Time management in story telling is a huge skill and Doris and Josh discuss the role of the timekeeper in a meeting, and how keeping time helps to recognize how to close a story off without leaving loose ends. The power of the feedback and layers of constructive criticism help encourage others to...

Communication and storytelling is a powerful tool, and delivery of a well told story is shared in episode 4. Isaac shares some insight on his initial fears of of the structure of the Toastmaster's meetings and how he quickly learned the joy within the structure of the meetings.

As a small town Art Organization Director, Tim discovered that he needed additional speaking skills to be able to communicate more effectively within his organization. From speaking to his board of directors, to students at colleges, to public speaking and lecturing, Toastmasters has helped him a...