The Question Every Moderator Should Ask Before They Write Their First Question
Not all panel discussions are created equal, so why do we prepare for them as if they are?
In this kickoff episode of a new series, Kristin Arnold introduces a simple but powerful idea: before you think about questions, panelists, or moderator style, ask yourself, "What kind of panel am I moderati…
Business & Industry Panels: Why Relevance Beats Everything Else
Episode Summary Business & Industry Panels are the most common type of panel discussion, but they're also among the easiest to get wrong. Why? Because too many conversations focus on impressive panelists instead of practical value.
In this episode, Kristin Arnold explains why relevance is the defi…
Academic & Research Panels: Why Dialogue Matters More Than Presentations
Too many academic panels become a series of mini-lectures instead of the dynamic discussions audiences are hoping to experience. In this episode, Kristin Arnold explores how moderators can transform separate presentations into meaningful dialogue by connecting ideas, encouraging respectful disagree…
Political & Public Affairs Panels: When Accountability Matters More Than Agreement
Political and public affairs panels are rarely about reaching consensus. They're about helping audiences understand competing ideas, evaluate different perspectives, and hear meaningful answers to important questions.
In this episode, Kristin Arnold shares why accountability is the defining charac…
The Most Dangerous Phrase for Leaders to Say
What happens when a leadership team can clearly see a problem—but no one takes ownership of solving it?
In this episode, Kristin Arnold explores one of the most revealing phrases leaders can use: "Someone should…"
While the phrase may sound harmless, it can signal a deeper leadership problem: a g…
Technical & Developer Panels: Why Specificity Beats Simplicity
Technical audiences don't want buzzwords. They want substance.
In this episode, Kristin Arnold explores what makes Technical & Developer Panels different from other genres and why moderators don't need to be the smartest technical expert in the room. Instead, they need to ask the questions that cl…
Ep 125- Eat More, Build Muscle: A Sports Dietitian's Guide to Perimenopause Nutrition, Protein & GLP-1s
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Kat welcomes Kristin Arnold, a board-certified sports dietician, cycling coach, and retired pro athlete, to discuss how women’s fueling needs and recovery shift in midlife and how to move past restriction-based diet culture. Kristin emphasizes noticing guilt/shame thought patterns,…
The Most Wasted Two Minutes in Business
What happens during the first few minutes of a virtual meeting—before the "official" meeting begins?
For many teams, those minutes are filled with silence, email, Slack messages, and distracted multitasking. Everyone is technically present, but no one is really connecting.
In this episode, Kristi…
Media & Journalism Panels: Why Curiosity Beats Preparation
Preparation is essential, but it's not enough. Great media moderators know that the most memorable moments aren't always planned.
In this episode, Kristin Arnold explores why curiosity is the defining skill for Media & Journalism Panels, how moderators can uncover fresh insights by listening more …
How to Be a Better Panelist: Kristin Arnold
How to Shine On a Panel
How to Moderate a Panel Discussion to Hold Attention
Episode 325 (Kristin is based in Arizona) (Repeat of #64)
In this coversation with Kristin Arnold we explore:
how executives can add value without a sales pitch
why a short preparation call matters
how to build three…
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