The best Public Speaking newsletters

Sarit Tagore's newsletter offers practical advice on presentation skills, covering topics like using silence, ethical persuasion, and preparation. Each issue pairs a clear central idea with concrete guidance a presenter can apply right away.

A humor researcher and former P&G employee writes weekly about humor as a professional skill, drawing on stand-up experiences, workplace comedy etiquette, and reader feedback. Issues mix personal anecdotes with practical observations on timing, audience reaction and office humor norms.

A multi-series newsletter for engineering professionals covering management playbooks, storytelling and public speaking exercises, and personal reflections. Readers get practical frameworks, prompts and curated talk recommendations for leadership and communication growth.

A personal newsletter from a podcast host and event emcee who shares reflections on live events, calm under pressure, and books and conversations about what makes a life meaningful. Readers get practical advice on hosting and producing virtual events alongside recommendations for thoughtful reading and listening.

Joshua Johnson, a former television news anchor and communication trainer, shares weekly essays and videos on public speaking, handling stage fright, and calmer, more civil conversations across political divides. Readers get practical tips on speaking with impact, de-escalating heated discussions, and hosting debate-watching gatherings ahead of the 2026 midterms.

Personal essays from an engineer with a PhD on communicating technical work, covering presentations, product demos and self-introduction. Each issue pairs an anecdote with a practical framework or reframing, such as the SPARK storytelling model.

A personal developer blog by Sebastiano Poggi covering Android and Compose graphics, shaders, and conference speaking advice. Readers get practical tutorials on animation and shader techniques plus candid guidance on writing talk submissions.

A public speaking coach shares advice on building confidence and speaking authentically on stage and in meetings. Issues mix practical tips with personal anecdotes about nerves and fear of judgment.

A former ESA astronaut trainer, Susan Charlesworth, writes about human performance, public speaking workshops and her reflections on life and space, including commentary on the Artemis II mission. Issues mix personal anecdotes with promotion for her coaching services and reflections on luck and mindset.

A creator's newsletter sharing personal reflections on storytelling, improv, public speaking and performance, alongside archived audio comedy productions. Readers get first-person creative journey essays and portfolio pieces from a podcaster, speaker and workshop leader.

A weekly podcast for small business owners that bundles interview-style episodes on practical topics such as long-term care planning, burnout recovery and public speaking, each sponsored and framed around a host-led conversation with a guest. Readers get short takeaways and promotional episode write-ups aimed at SMB owners and solopreneurs.

A weekly newsletter for professional speakers offering practical advice on fees, speech customization, free gigs, referrals and rehearsal methods. Issues are curated favourites from two hosts, pointing readers to their archived articles rather than offering much original analysis in the excerpts.

Emcee Hub publishes reflections on professional emceeing, profiles of individual emcees, and commentary on the maturing speaking and events industry in Saudi Arabia. Readers get a view into event hosting standards and the platforms shaping the Saudi market.

MUNprep publishes guides for Model United Nations delegates and educators, covering experiential learning, caucusing, resolution writing and Q&A tactics. It is largely a promotional resource that pairs general advice with links to its Delegate Handbook download.

This is a promotional event feed from Cremorne Digital Hub, a Melbourne startup hub, announcing workshops on public speaking, venture capital and business diagnostics. Each issue is mainly an event pitch with dates, prices and registration links rather than analysis or reporting.