Seven years and 300 episodes later, we're celebrating this huge milestone by taking you behind the scenes of That Voice Podcast. I share how the show has evolved, what keeps me consistent, how I choose guests, the realities of editing and production, and what's next for the podcast.

Do your ever feel the pull of self-silencing?

In this thought-provoking episode, I sit down with counselling psychologist Dr. Simone Grey to explore why so many people edit themselves before they even speak.

More and more, people aren't asking me how to become better speakers themselves - they're asking how to help other people find their voice.

In this episode, I share the story behind creating The Certified Voiceprint Leader program, why coaching voice and communication has become such an essential leadership skill, and why I believe our human voices matter more than ever in the age of AI.

In this episode, I’m making the case for being a tryhard. 

Somewhere along the way, “try-hard” became an insult. A way of shaming people for caring too much, putting in effort, or being seen to want something badly. 

Trying isn’t embarrassing.

Is AI the storytelling enemy?

Can AI help you tell better stories without taking away your authentic voice?

Authenticity is one of the most overused and misunderstood words in personal development.

In this episode I explore why authenticity isn't about finding one "true self" and sharing everything with everyone.

In this thought-provoking episode I sit down with Rudi Landmann to explore the deeply personal connection between voice, identity, and self-expression.

In this episode I share a special address delivered as Guest of Honour at the 80th Annual Barbara Sisley Awards, celebrating Queensland's leading speech and drama students.

Persuasion isn't about being pushy, it's about helping people understand, connect with, and act on your ideas.

In this ep, I sit down with communications expert, TEDx speaker, and author of How to Get What You Want, Josh Bandoch, to explore the art and science of persuasion.

After a surprise viral moment from my analysis of the ROYAL ROLLED R (hello 1.5 million views 👀), I’m breaking down the real reasons voice-led content spreads online.

In this episode, I share the 5 elements that helped the reel take off — and why going viral is about far more than trends and hacks.

In this heartfelt episode I sit down with psychologist, wellbeing expert, and author Dr. Hayley Quinn to explore what it really means to become a self-compassionate speaker.

King Charles III addressed the US Congress on April 28th and it was a vocal masterclass in diplomacy.

A video on social media I made about this went viral, and there were lots of requests for a deeper analysis - so here it is

Most of us take our voice for granted. But what if your voice physically changed forever?

In this ep, Sally Pymer shares the incredible story of losing her uvula after surgery and having to relearn how to speak from scratch.

What happens when everything goes wrong right before you present?

In this episode, I share the story of delivering a national webinar during a complete blackout and the lessons it revealed about preparation, confidence, and the true power of your voice.

Self-promotion gets a bad rap—but staying quiet is costing you opportunities. In this episode, I reframe self-promotion as service, trust-building, and a powerful tool for creating opportunity.

In this ep, I sit down with speaking and sales expert Colin Boyd - author of One Presentation Away - to completely reframe the way you think about selling.

If you’ve been overthinking your message, delaying posting, or telling yourself you’ll start “once it’s all ready”… this is your sign.

I’m joined by Mohamed Isa, a former CFO who managed over $500M before stepping away from the corporate world to climb Everest and reinvent himself as a global leadership speaker.

I’m officially a TEDx speaker 🎤 - and in this episode, I’m taking you behind the scenes of my very first talk at TEDxUQ.

You're about to meet my TEDx speech coach, Neil Gordon. Neil helped transform my talk by introducing me to the concept of the silver bullet sentence — the one powerful line that cuts through the noise and anchors your message.