Who doesn’t like a good TED Talk, right? And while a number of the best TED talks have stories in them, they are not necessarily stores as a whole. Unless, you listen to the TED Radio Hour Podcast. Hosted by Guy Raz, listeners are treated to a mash up of different talks that are put together tell multiple sides of a particular story. You get snippets of the talk as well as interviews with the speaker that gives a deeper understanding of what was trying to be achieved.

Beside TED talks being one of my favorite things to listen to, I love getting deeper into the inspiring talks that are presented. Having it blended together as one, continuous story. A story that shows the many perspectives of a particular issue. Don’t just take my word for it. Check out the link below:

Ted Radio Hour Podcast:

https://www.npr.org/podcasts/510298/ted-radio-hour

Published by Nick Baskerville

After years of being an instructor in the military and the and the fire service, I realized I needed to improve my delivery. My students needed me to improve delivery. But how do I improve my delivery? Simple. I finally took a member of Toastmasters up on the invitation to come to a meeting. It wasn't long until I joined. Along the way of improving my skills at delivering a message, I came to understand that of all the ways to get a point across, telling stories is the best way to get it done. Around this time, another friend from Toastmasters told me about The Moth monthly story telling shows. What better way to test out my theories on storytelling. It's in my travels there to the shows that I found more and more shows, and classes, and events centered around storytelling. Despite how many people know about the storytelling world, not many people know about the storytelling world. So now, I'm out to tell the world about storytelling.

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