Trump Harris Debate 2024

Trump-Harris Debate 2024

I watched the Trump-Harris 2024 debate televised September 10th, in between a really good Toronto Blue Jays baseball game. 🙂 Here’s my quick summary of it, from a communication POV: Kamala Harris was (more) eloquent, clearer in her messaging, used open, flowing hand/arm gestures from her mid-section (creating a sense of trust through openness) and […]

The John Oakley Show – Body Language of Cdn Leaders

Hello, After a radio interview this morning and a TV appearance today on the Stephen LeDrew Live show, I have been asked to continue sharing my analysis of the non-verbal communication of the 4 Canadian Leaders during their Tuesday evening debate. I am happy that I will be on the John Oakley Show – AM […]

Correction – TV Appearance Has Changed

Hi “fans” 😉 I have just been informed that the federal leaders will continue talking after 9pm tomorrow (because 2 hours is not enough I guess), so I will not have time to be on LeDrew Live Tuesday at 9pm. HOWEVER they have asked me to come in for WEDNESDAY at NOON instead. So I […]

Body Language at the Cdn Federal Leaders’ Debate on Tuesday

Hello Communication Enthusiasts! Many Canadians will be watching the Federal Leaders’ Debate happening in English this Tuesday April 12th, from 7-9 pm EST. I am sure it will be full of interesting mini-speeches, critiques, replies and maybe some humour. I am also sure it will contain a lot of body language and other non-verbal communication, […]

Dealing with Hot Topics & Current Affairs

To be an effective communicator you have to be able to talk about current affairs and old, unsolvable contraversial debates (think abortion, death penalty, gun control, politics, religion etc.) without offending others, and at the same time without feeling that you have sold yourself out by not voicing your own opinions. To add weight to […]