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This is part II of our most recent visit with Presentation Zen master Garr Reynolds. In part one we caught up with Garr, learned how the Presentation Zen book has been doing, and heard all about his recent road trip. Howard Cooperstein, software designer and stand-up comic, joined us for this episode, which took an interesting swing into a discussion of humor in presentations and the relationships between stand up comedy and stand up presentations. If you haven't heard part one, I suggest you listen to it first, but that's not absolutely essential. It's still available at the Presentations Roundtable web site, or through iTunes, Zune marketplace, or wherever you got this episode.
The world of stand-up comedy and stand-up presenting have some amazing parallels, and the discussion produces some very interesting insights you can put to use in your own presentations.
The world of stand-up comedy and stand-up presenting have some amazing parallels, and the discussion produces some very interesting insights you can put to use in your own presentations.
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