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n this episode, speaker Eric Edmeades discusses the importance of understanding your audience when giving a presentation or talk. He provides tips on how to research the audience beforehand, engage with them on social media, and match the pace and content of your talk to their existing knowledge level. Edmeades emphasizes the need to build rapport with the audience and avoid losing them by starting at a level that is too advanced for their understanding.
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