Unforgettable Presentations

ATTENTION: experienced corporate presenters, public speakers, professional speakers & pastors.

Do you want to deliver a good, a great or an unforgettable presentation?

Get insights from behind the scenes on some of the most unforgettable presentations ever delivered.

√ What's the story behind the presentation?

√ Where did the idea come from?

√ How did they prepare it?

√ How did they execute it?

Join World Champions of Public Speaking, Mark Brown & Darren LaCroix. They have been world-class speaking coaches for over a decade and have trained presenters in over 14 countries. You’ll love their chemistry and wisdom.

What will you hear?

Some episodes will be rock-solid content, some episodes will be interviews with presenters who delivered an unforgettable presentation.

Ep. 331 FIVE WAYS TO EMBODY A CHARACTER PHYSICALLY

Dec 25, 2025

Our stories are more vivid when we embody the characters, and today, Mark and Darren explore simple yet effective ways to embody characters physically. With these techniques, characters are easily identifiable without a word.

SNIPPETS:

• Use their gait and walk as the character would walk

• Identify and...

Ep. 330 YOUR PERSONAL PAIN POINTS

Dec 18, 2025

It’s always helpful to know your audience’s pain points. However, your pain points can be an avenue to building a relationship with them.

Today, Darren and Mark share how to do just that, with ideas that can help you be unforgettable.

SNIPPETS:

• Explore your pain points

• Pain points are...

Ep. 329 ARE THEY LISTENING

Dec 12, 2025

Once in a while, an audience is less emotive than most, leaving a speaker to wonder, “Are they listening?”

Mark and Darren discuss that question today while providing perspective, context, and solid suggestions for presenting well in those circumstances.

SNIPPETS:

• Always be present

• Bring your...

Ep. 328 "I JUST NEED..."

Dec 4, 2025

“I just need…” is a phrase that eager speakers often use when asking for advice. Oftentimes it’s followed by “a few tweaks,” “a punch-up,” “to add humor,” “a little polish,” or something similar.

Today, Darren and Mark analyze this simple phrase and offer a perspective that will inspire you...