Communicast: A Leadership Podcast Designed to Enhance Your Communication Skills
With our leadership podcast, Communispond’s President, Scott D’Amico, works to distill down what it means to be a great communicator and leader. Each episode features a conversation with a business professional about communication and leadership skills and how they have impacted their career and overall organization. Listeners will also glean tips around how to hone their own communication skills.
Check out the most recent episodes below. If you find value in the show, leaving a rating or review would be much appreciated.
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Great Communication Starts With Intention | Communicast
Before you send the email, start the meeting, deliver the presentation, or begin an important conversation, there is one question worth asking: Why am I communicating this? It sounds simple. But how often do we actually stop to answer it? We schedule meetings because...
Be a Thermostat, Not a Thermometer | Communicast
Great communicators know how to read a room. They notice when people are engaged, confused, frustrated, skeptical, or simply not ready to hear the message being delivered. But reading the room is only part of effective communication. The best communicators also know...
Your Audience Is Your Scene Partner | Communicast
Great communication is not something you deliver at people. It is something you create with them. That idea came through clearly in this episode of Communicast: A Communication Skills Podcast, where Scott D’Amico spoke with Carlo D'Amore, a professional actor,...
The Gap Between Knowing and Explaining
You can be the most knowledgeable person in the room and still struggle to get your point across. Knowing something and being able to explain it are two very different skills. That distinction came up repeatedly in this episode of Communicast: A Communication Skills...
Why Great Communication Connects People to Purpose | Communicast
Organizations communicate constantly. They send emails, host town halls, share strategy decks, announce new initiatives, and update employees on what is changing. But sharing information is not the same as creating understanding. And understanding is not always enough...
Why Being Interested Beats Being Interesting | Communicast
Why Being Interested Beats Being Interesting Many professionals assume that becoming a better communicator means becoming more interesting. They focus on telling better stories, projecting more confidence, sharing sharper insights, and finding the perfect words. Those...
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