Speakola newsletter
Tony WilsonTony Wilson's twice weekly newsletter that celebrates the spoken word, and shares snippets, stories, tips and analysis from the great history of human oratory.
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NEW PODCAST EPISODE #61 — 'Singing for me is sweet relief', Meg Washington's TEDx talk, 2014
My guest on the podcast is singer-songwriter-screenwriter Meg Washington, whose TED talk on stuttering and the power of singing has had three million views across YouTube and the TED site.
'I am somebody' — RIP Reverend Jesse Jackson (1941-2026)
The Reverend Jesse Jackson commanded a stage like few speakers in history. He was also a man for a moment: in the building on the night Martin Luther King Jr was assassinated; alongside Nelson Mandela on the day he was released; envoy to Ir...
'That's my stick' — Rob Carlton's story about a meaningful object
Long term readers and listeners to Speakola will know how much I love Rob’s stick, and his story. He’s a true natural, as well as being dedicated to craft, and his storytelling now has him selling out comedy and arts festivals Australia-wid...
'I esteem foreigners no better than other people, not any worse' — Abraham Lincoln, Ohio, 1861
On this day in 1861, America's greatest Republican president, America's greatest president, spoke to a German immigrant crowd in Cincinnati, Ohio. He touched on the issue of immigration.
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I have two substacks, one is Speakola newsletter and is about great speeches, famous and otherwise. The other is Good one, Wilson! which is about my life — sport, parenting, Melbourne, being a writer, my son's cerebral palsy, and more!
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