Just in time for the Toastmasters International Convention in Washington, DC, Ray Korns does a parody, giving hilariously bad advice on how to win the International Speech Contest. It includes his trying to sell the contestants his new book “Buy … (Read More)
News: Ted Crisell wins Division International Speech Contest!
Renaissance Speakers’ Ted Crisell took another step towards the crown of World Champion of Public Speaking by winning 1st Place in the Division D International Speech Contest today in Mission Hills.
In the International Speech contest, contestants present a five-to- … (Read More)
Speech: Thomas Paine, by Jeff Harman (video)
Thomas Paine, the English and American political activist, philosopher, political theorist and revolutionary, visited the club to deliver his Ice Breaker to a 21st century audience. Mr. Paine promised to return to tell more about his fascinating life.
Speech: The Road Less Traveled, by Lance Miller (video)
Are you excited to get out of bed every morning? If not, you might want to watch this inspiring speech. Learn how to make decisions that will help you reach your goals.
Lance Miller is a Distinguished Toastmaster
Speech: “Just say YES to…” by Roberta Perry (Video)
In this inspiring speech, 2013-2014 Renaissance Speakers President Roberta Perry, shares a simple yet powerful tip for success.
Roberta Perry is a Co-Founder of the Renaissance Speakers and a Past President of the club. She is a Distinguished
Speech: His Words Changed History, by Annette McCullough
“Give me Liberty, or give me Death!” is a famous quotation attributed to Patrick Henry from a speech he made to the Virginia Convention on March 23, 1775, in Virginia. The speech is credited with having swung the balance in … (Read More)
Speech: Jabberwocky, by Jo Lauricella
The purpose of this speech is to two fold. First as a “scary” entry into the friendly competition with our sister club in Sydney. Second is to demonstrate how to create your own universe with nonsense or near nonsense speeches. … (Read More)
Article: Technological Presentations Gone Wrong
