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The Event Innovator Show with Phil Mershon
The Event Innovator Show with Phil MershonAmplifying Attendee Voices: How Emcees Ensure Events Serve the Audience with Clare ForestierHave you ever considered the profound impact an emcee can have on the success of an event? In this episode of the Event Innovator Show, I sit down with Claire Forestier, a seasoned event emcee and attendee advocate, to explore the art of creating truly engaging experiences that resonate with audiences.The Power of Attendee AdvocacyClaire shares her journey from journalism to event hosting, revealing:Why understanding attendee motivations is crucial for event successHow to shift from a client-centric to an audience-first approachThe importance of baking attendee experience into event planning from the...
2025-10-1447 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearMaking Events Neuro-InclusiveMost event organisers aren’t trying to exclude people. But when it comes to neurodivergent attendees, that’s exactly what’s happening – unless you're planning with inclusion in mind from the very beginning.In this episode, Clare chats with Andy Williamson, founder of Welcome Brain, about what a neuro-inclusive event actually looks like (and what it doesn’t). They talk about why making your event accessible for different types of brains isn’t just ethical – it’s practical. It increases your potential audience, boosts attendee satisfaction, and doesn’t have to blow the budget.Expect honest chat about...
2025-07-2828 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearBehind The Mic: Fixing On-Stage RolesWhy do so many B2B panels fall flat? Why do keynote sessions sometimes miss the mark—despite having great speakers? And why is no one quite sure who’s in charge on stage?In this episode, Clare Forestier is joined by Richard John—COO of Realize and co-author of the new white paper Behind the Mic: A Definitive Guide to On-Stage Roles at Events.Together, they tackle one of the biggest problems in B2B events: role confusion. From misused moderators to misplaced MCs, we discuss why assuming any good speaker can fill any on-sta...
2025-06-1340 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearRethinking Swag for Better Attendee ExperienceSwag isn’t the enemy — badly thought-out swag is. In this short but punchy episode, Clare Forestier asks event organisers to rethink their approach to giveaways. Instead of cluttering up attendees’ lives (and landfills) with throwaway items, what if we used swag to enhance the attendee experience and leave a meaningful impression?Tune in for a fresh perspective on how to make your event giveaways memorable for the right reasons.What You’ll Learn:Why swag isn’t inherently a problem — bad swag is.How to flip your mindset and use swag to deepen at...
2025-04-2910 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearSponsor-Friendly AND Audience-First? It IS PossibleIn this episode of Not the Same as Last Year, Clare is joined by seasoned event sales and sponsorship expert Richard Morris, who’s been transforming how sponsors show up at events for over 25 years.From tired sponsorship packages to cringeworthy on-stage moments, Clare and Richard explore the very real tension between what sponsors want and what audiences need. They share ways to shift the story—from last-minute fixes to building a better approach from the start.This one’s a must-listen for planners tired of hearing “but that’s what we sold them,” and for anyone t...
2025-03-2529 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearGamification: Gimmick or Game-Changer for Events?Gamification at events, it’s everywhere. But does it actually work? Or is it just another buzzword slapped onto an event with no real impact? In this episode of Not The Same As Last Year, I break down what gamification should actually do and how to make it meaningful rather than just sticking points and badges on things.The truth about gamification - why most attempts failHow to use gamification to drive real networking and engagementCreative ways to gamify sessions (without making them cringe)Simple ideas that boost interaction...
2025-03-1215 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearThe Next Generation Event Goer: What They Really WantAfter an unplanned (and chaotic) two-month break, I’m back with episode 32 of Not the Same as Last Year! This one’s all about Next Generation Event Goers and the shifts they’re driving in the B2B events world. These changes aren’t just for them – they make events better for everyone.In this episode, I explore:✅ Why younger audiences are reshaping events✅ The importance of interactivity and storytelling✅ Simple changes that make events more engaging for all generationsLet’s make events less awkward and more effective. Ready to dive...
2025-01-2013 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearMastering Short Lead Times in EventsIn this episode of Not The Same As Last Year, Clare Forestier discusses one of the biggest challenges in event planning today: short lead times. Whether it’s due to budget constraints, economic uncertainty, or the trend of late bookings, planners and suppliers are increasingly having to adapt to events that are confirmed last minute. Clare shares insights from her recent planner forum with the Meetings Events Suppliers Association, where industry experts discussed the effects of short lead times on quality, costs, and attendee experience.Key Points Covered:Why Short Lead Times are a Growing Trend: Fr...
2024-11-0711 minThe EPN Journal Podcast
The EPN Journal PodcastPodcasting For Beginners - Part 2In the first part of this series on starting a podcast,I asked three US based podcasters to share theirthoughts on the subject.That episode was fun, packed with info and a really great discussion. It went so well, here’s part 2!This episode has the same question, how do you get started, but this time the views, experiences and stories come from 4 amazing UK based podcasters. Jack Saward - ⁠Event Insights podcast⁠ Clare Forestier – Not The Same As Last Year Paul Cook – creative writer and podcaster at Paul Cook Story Teller...
2024-11-031h 09Not The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearReinventing Event SessionsIn Episode 29 of Not The Same As Last Year, Clare is on a mission to shake up predictable event formats. Sick of the rinse-and-repeat style that keeps sessions safe but stale? Clare introduces a range of alternative formats that foster real interaction and keep energy levels high. Here’s what’s covered:Blending Tradition with Freshness: Easy tweaks to familiar formats without alienating cautious clients.Interactive Keynotes: Turn your keynote into a two-way conversation, with live Q&As and story-driven hooks.Panel Revamps: Opt for fewer, more impactful voices and open the floor to audience questions.Dynamic Formats to T...
2024-10-2911 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearThe Power of Storytelling in EventsIn this episode of Not The Same As Last Year, we’re talking about the magic of storytelling and its crucial role in event design. Clare discusses how to use storytelling to create a cohesive, engaging, and memorable attendee experience. Whether it’s weaving the theme into every session, introducing your speakers through compelling narratives, or getting your audience involved by asking them to share their own stories, this episode is packed with practical tips you can apply right away.Key Takeaways:Weaving the theme: Your event theme shouldn’t just be mentioned in the keynote – it shoul...
2024-10-2212 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearThe Double-Edged Sword of FOMOLet's talk about FOMO — the Fear of Missing Out — and how it can quickly become dangerous at events if not handled with care. While FOMO can be a powerful marketing tool, if you lean too heavily on it, your attendees could leave feeling overwhelmed, anxious, and dissatisfied. We explore the fine line between using FOMO effectively and letting it spiral out of control, ensuring your events engage, excite, and never alienate your attendees.In this episode, we discuss the risks of relying too much on FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) in your event stra...
2024-10-1414 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearRethinking Trade Shows for Real ConnectionIn this episode of Not The Same As Last Year, I'm looking at the world of trade shows and exhibitions to explore why they so often miss the mark when it comes to genuine attendee engagement. Joining me is Lee Ali, from Expo Stars Interactive, who shares his insight on how exhibitors can stop chasing the same outdated tactics and start creating real human connections that lead to genuine business opportunities. While Lee speaks from the exhibitor's perspective, there's a huge crossover in how we can make these events more meaningful for attendees. ...
2024-10-0726 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearAttendee-Centric Content is RECORDED ContentThis episode of Not The Same As Last Year explains why repurposing event content is essential for making the most of your efforts. We’ll cover why the old excuses for not capturing and reusing content don’t hold up anymore, how repurposing can boost attendee satisfaction and make your job easier, and the steps you can take to turn every session into months of valuable material.With insights from industry expert Julius Solaris and research from Boldpush, we’ll show you the real impact of repurposing content and why it’s a game-changer for event planners.Wha...
2024-09-3012 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearRocking The Emotion at B2B EventsIn this episode Clare investigates why certain experiences, like a rock concert, keep people coming back despite the challenges — and it’s all about emotion, community, and connection.Clare breaks down how to capture that same emotional engagement and sense of community in business events. It’s not about the flashy lights or celebrity speakers but about creating moments that resonate deeply with attendees. She offers practical tips on building emotional connections, fostering a sense of belonging, and designing events that people will talk about long after they end.Key Takeaways:How to mak...
2024-09-2311 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearWho's Not In The Room & How Do We Get Them There?In this episode of Not The Same As Last Year, emcee Clare Forestier takes a closer look at who might be missing from your events — and why it matters. Clare reveals the often overlooked audiences who choose not to attend traditional B2B events, such as introverts, neurodiverse individuals, or those with sensory sensitivities.Clare shares practical strategies to make events more inclusive and welcoming for these potential attendees. She highlights the importance of promoting inclusive features, like quiet spaces, varied networking opportunities, and thoughtful agenda design, to attract a broader audience. Discover how your event can st...
2024-09-1710 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearPutting Wellness First with David T StevensIn this episode, we chat with David T Stevens, a seasoned event professional and six-time Fittest Male #EventProf, who has dedicated his career to integrating wellness into events. David shares his journey from traditional event planning to a wellness-first approach that puts the attendee experience at the heart of every decision.Discover how wellness is more than just a trend; it's an essential part of creating sustainable, impactful events that attendees will love. David shares the four pillars of his wellness approach: mindfulness, movement, meals, and meaning. Learn how simple, cost-effective changes can transform your event's success...
2024-09-1231 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearPutting Attendees First in Multigenerational EventsIn this episode, Clare Forestier discusses the impact of different generations on event planning and attendee experiences. She explores the breakdown of the five generations in the workplace and highlights the importance of considering the needs and preferences of each generation. Clare provides insights into how to cater to different generations at events, including networking styles, technology usage, content delivery, and personalisation. She emphasises the importance of inclusivity and creating meaningful experiences for all attendees.keywordsgenerations, workplace, events, attendees, networking, technology, content delivery, personalization, inclusivitytakeawaysUnderstanding the breakdown of different...
2024-09-0515 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearHow Emcees Make Events Attendee-FirstIn this episode of Not the Same As Last Year, we look into the pivotal role an emcee plays in transforming your event from just another gathering to a truly Attendee-First experience. Clare, an experienced emcee herself, shares why an emcee is much more than a stage host—they’re the event's guiding light, ensuring every attendee feels seen, heard, and valued.From setting the tone at the very beginning to keeping the energy up, an emcee is the key to creating a warm, engaging atmosphere that adapts to the needs of your audience. Clare discusses the uniq...
2024-08-2610 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearWhen Event Attendees Just Won't EngageIn this episode of Not the Same As Last Year, Clare looks into one of the biggest challenges event planners face: getting attendees to engage, especially when they seem reluctant. Drawing from her own experiences, Clare shares the reasons why attendees might hold back, from past experiences at poor events to the fear of vulnerability in front of competitors.But it’s not all doom and gloom! Clare offers practical strategies to turn even the most passive attendees into active participants. From easing them in with fun icebreakers to creating safe spaces for open dialogue, she covers it...
2024-08-1913 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearWhen Shit Happens in EventsIn this candid episode of Not the Same as Last Year, Clare Forestier dives into the chaos that sometimes comes with running events and how to turn those moments into wins for your attendees. Drawing from her own experience as an emcee, Clare shares practical tips on managing the unexpected with grace and resilience. She explores strategies to stay calm under pressure, adapt quickly, and ensure that your audience remains at the forefront, no matter what challenges arise. Whether it’s a last-minute venue cancellation or an unexpected guest no-show, this episode offers actionable advice on how to empower yo...
2024-08-1514 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearBrain-Friendly Events: Small Changes, Big ImpactThe conversation with host Clare Forestier and guest, Event Psychologist, Victoria Matey explores how to change the status quo in event planning by incorporating brain-friendly strategies. It discusses the mistakes organisers make - including not optimising content delivery and not providing guidance to speakers on how to engage the audience. Building connections between speakers and facilitating networking opportunities are crucial for creating a cohesive event experience. The loop of engagement can be established by treating attendees as human beings, asking for their advice, and maintaining communication before, during, and after the event. Other brain-friendly strategies include creating...
2024-07-3128 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearIs It Time To Retire the Event Panel?Panels are a classic event format, but are they still fit for purpose?In the latest episode of Not The Same As Last Year, Clare Forestier discusses the effectiveness of event panels and suggests ways to make them more attendee-centric. She highlights the common structure of panels, where panelists give intros, answer questions, and have limited audience engagement. Clare argues that panels should only be included in the agenda if they provide value to attendees. She emphasizes the importance of selecting the right moderator who prioritizes audience interest and encourages audience participation. Clare also suggests...
2024-07-2521 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearHow AI Helps Streamline Events and Delight AttendeesToday's conversation explores the use of AI in event planning and management. I'm joined by AI Event Prof, Anca Platan Trifan to discuss the benefits of using AI tools like ChatGPT to save time, improve productivity, and enhance the attendee experience. Anca emphasizes the importance of learning and embracing AI to stay competitive. We also touch on the fear of stepping out of one's comfort zone and the need to adapt to the changing landscape of technology. TakeawaysAI tools like ChatGPT can save time and improve productivity in event planning and management.Learning...
2024-07-1728 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearThe 3 Cs of Events: Content, Collaboration and ContributionContent matters at events, but not at the expense of collaboration and contribution. In this episode we talk about adjusting the balance so that your attendees aren't just learning but also contributing to your event. SummaryIn this episode, Clare Forestier discusses the three Cs of events: content, collaboration, and contribution. She argues that traditional event models prioritize content over collaboration and contribution, and suggests that allowing more attendee involvement can lead to richer discussions and connections. Clare shares her experiences attending the annual UK conference of the International Association of Facilitators, where facilitators guide...
2024-07-1023 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearThe Art of Asking for Attendee AdviceFeedback is crucial to attendee satisfaction and improving your events. In this episode, we explore how to ask for attendee advice (not feedback!), the right questions to ask, and how to implement the insights you gain to create attendee-centric events.Ready to dive deeper? Download your free guide, five ways to elevate your attendee experience without breaking the bank HEREConnect with Clare:WEBSITELINKEDINYOUTUBE
2024-07-0116 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearHow to Add Time & Space to Your B2B EventsIn this episode, Clare discusses the importance of giving attendees time and space at events. She highlights the problem of jam-packed agendas and the need for attendees to have time to think and absorb information. Clare emphasizes the importance of self-care and creating inclusive spaces for all attendees. She shares examples of events that have successfully incorporated time and space into their agendas. Clare also suggests strategies for adding white space and breaks into event schedules.Link to Adrian Segar: https://www.conferencesthatwork.com/index.php/event-design/2012/01/the-science-of-white-space-at-events/Ready to dive deeper? Download your free...
2024-06-2417 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearFrom Cringe to Connection: Effective Networking at EventsIn this episode, Clare Forestier discusses the importance of effective and enjoyable networking at events. She emphasizes the need to create an environment where attendees feel comfortable and empowered to make genuine connections. Clare suggests understanding the preferences and networking goals of the audience to tailor networking activities accordingly. She provides practical tips such as using readable name tags with conversation starters, mixing up seating arrangements, implementing icebreaker activities, and creating dedicated quiet spaces. Clare also highlights the role of technology in facilitating networking and the importance of structured guidance and allocated time for networking...
2024-06-1713 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearDesign Events That Let Your Attendees Feel Seen and HeardHave you ever left an event feeling like you didn't quite belong? In this episode of Not the Same As Last Year I chat with Kelly McCormack, an event psychologist, about the fundamental human need to be seen and heard. Kelly reveals how a focus on attendee psychology can transform events from forgettable gatherings to powerful experiences.We discuss practical strategies for incorporating attendee needs into every stage of the event lifecycle, from pre-event to post-event, ensuring attendees feel valued and leave with a positive and memorable experience. This episode is...
2024-06-1024 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearConvincing Event Stakeholders to Go Attendee-FirstStruggling to get your team and stakeholders excited about attendee-centric events? You're not alone! In this episode of Not The Same As Last Year, I tackle the challenge of building a compelling case for prioritizing the attendee experience.We'll explore the benefits of attendee-centric events, from increased ROI and happier attendees to a positive brand perception and share practical strategies to address common concerns and get everyone on board, including:Framing the benefits in a way that resonates with stakeholders.Using data and success stories to showcase the power of attendee-centricity.Encouraging collaboration to brainstorm engaging...
2024-06-0312 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearEvent Speakers: From One Way Lecturers to Engaging FacilitatorsIn this episode, we discuss how to help event speakers become more engaging and interactive. I emphasise the importance of pre-event meetings with speakers to align goals and expectations, as well as to understand their expertise and presentation preferences. I highlight the need for event organisers to clearly communicate their vision and goals to speakers and provide resources and training to support their success, and how by creating a collaborative and speaker-friendly environment, events can be more dynamic and impactful.Ready to dive deeper? Download your free guide, five ways to elevate your attendee experience...
2024-05-2715 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearFOMO to Freedom, Is Hybrid the Attendee-First Solution?This episode discusses the benefits of hybrid events and how they prioritise the attendee experience. Clare explains that hybrid events combine the best of both worlds, in-person and virtual, to create a truly inclusive and engaging experience. she emphasizes the importance of offering options to attendees, as they have more choices than ever before. Hybrid events allow for a wider audience by removing barriers to entry and can elevate the in-person experience. Clare also highlights the value of focusing on quality over quantity at in-person events and the budget-friendly nature of hybrid events.Keywordshybrid...
2024-05-2012 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearLet Your Event Attendee Take The WheelIn this episode I look at ways to transform attendees from passive spectators to active contributors. Discover how letting attendees shape the agenda through session submissions, voting, and 'unconference' sessions can create a more dynamic and engaging event experience.I suggest various ways to empower attendees, such as gathering feedback, co-creating content, offering flexible schedules, using technology for real-time engagement, and encouraging attendee-driven discussions. Takeaways:-Giving attendees control and autonomy at events leads to higher engagement and satisfaction.Empowering attendees through feedback, co-creation, and flexible schedules enhances their...
2024-05-1311 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearBuilding Engaging Events and Communities with Liz LathanA big part of making an event successful is building a community. You can do this before, during, or after an event. Giving attendees the opportunity to be part of one can make them feel connected and valued. My guest today has a background in creating engaging events. Liz Lathan is the co-founder of The Community Factory, a group that helps people build and run communities. Apart from being an engagement expert, she is also a writer, investor, speaker, and avid traveller. In this episode, Liz walks us through practical strategies that we can use to...
2024-05-0629 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearThe Human Ticket: Events Where Every Attendee CountsIn episode 4 we talk about the human experience at events and the need for better event design.We also touch on the topic of EDI (Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion) in events and how it is often treated as a tick-box exercise and emphasise the importance of creating inclusive events that prioritise the human element. TAKEAWAYS* Events should prioritise the needs and preferences of attendees* Consider different learning styles and accessibility needs* Basic comfort, such as comfortable seating and good acoustics, is important* EDI (Equality, Diversity, and...
2024-05-0313 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearThe Power of a Clear ObjectiveIn this episode, Clare Forestier discusses the importance of having a clear objective for successful events. She highlights how unclear objectives can lead to events falling flat and the needs of attendees not being prioritised. Clare emphasises the need for a clear objective to guide every decision made during event planning. She suggests that a clear objective benefits event planners, suppliers, and attendees by ensuring that everyone is aligned and engaged in achieving the goal. Clare provides tips on defining a clear objective and encourages listeners to take action and define their objectives to create impactful events....
2024-05-0110 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearThe Attendee-First Revolution:Future Proofed EventsWelcome to episode one of Not The Same As Last Year! I’m Clare Forestier, a professional business host, media trainer, and presentation coach. I’ve been an event host for years now, covering webinars, trade shows, conferences, engagement dinner parties, in-person association meetings, and much more. I’m here to share some of the valuable lessons I’ve learned along the way. This first episode is all about ensuring that your community gets the best experience at your events. We’ll start by looking at five reasons why your attendees might not be getting the best val...
2024-04-2915 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearThe Supplier Hive Mind AdvantageIn this episode, Clare Forestier discusses the importance of securing wider event team buy-in for the attendee-first concept. She emphasises the need to involve suppliers, speakers, and the emcee early in the event planning process to create a truly attendee-first event. Clare shares a story about a client who had to make expensive decision, highlighting the importance of tapping into the knowledge and expertise of all event team members. TakeawaysSecuring wider event team buy-in is crucial for creating an attendee-first event.Involve suppliers, speakers, and the emcee early in the event planning process to tap...
2024-04-2914 minNot The Same As Last Year
Not The Same As Last YearTrailerHi, I'm Clare Forestier, your guide to shaking up business events. Welcome to Not the Same as Last Year, where we ditch the predictable to focus on attendee-first experiences. Every week, we challenge the norm, offering tips to create events your attendees will love, alongside insights from event rebels. Ready to make your corporate events unforgettable? Join the movement. Let's transform audiences together!Ready to dive deeper? Download your free guide, five ways to elevate your attendee experience without breaking the bank HEREConnect with Clare:WE...
2024-04-2401 minEvents: demystified Podcast
Events: demystified Podcast139: Eventful AI Main Takeaways Reel & Year-in-Review 2023Join us as we recap an extraordinary Season 7 of the "Events: Demystified" Podcast, where we delved into the dynamic world of Eventful AI. Hosted by Anca Platon Trifan, this season featured a lineup of innovative thinkers and industry leaders who shared their insights on how artificial intelligence is transforming the event industry. 🌟 Key Takeaways: 1. The Future of AI in Events: Insights from Julius Solaris on the evolving role of AI in our industry. 2. Enhancing Attendee Experience: Huong Nguyen's discussion on AI's impact on personalized event experiences. 3. AI Paradigms in...
2023-12-2229 minEvents: demystified Podcast
Events: demystified Podcast126_S7: AI and Collaboration: Crafting Unforgettable Event Experiences ft Clare ForestierWelcome to a brand new episode of the Events Demystified Podcast! In this episode we dive deep into the world of event experiences and the incredible impact of AI and collaboration. Our guest, Clare Forestier, is a seasoned event planner who shares her insights on leveraging AI technology to create unforgettable events. Join us as we explore the importance of attendee experience, seamless collaboration between event stakeholders, and the remarkable ways AI enhances event content, design, and agenda. Clare's expertise will inspire event professionals and curious listeners alike. 🔍 Topics Covered: - T...
2023-09-2248 minTrade Show Insights
Trade Show InsightsCreating Sensory-Friendly Events - TSI18.3Anyone who’s ever walked a trade show knows how easy it is to hit stimulus overload. And that becomes even more of a challenge for neurodiverse or introverted attendees. So how can we make our conferences and trade shows more sensory-friendly? Professional Event Host and former BBC broadcaster Clare Forestier shares tips on how to: Create breathing space for attendees to rechargeConsider sensory needs like you do accessibility issuesProvide a better AX (Attendee-first eXperience)Include sponsors in the conversation
2023-03-2424 minThe Handshakr Huddle - B2B war stories and anecdotes from tech and telco execs.
The Handshakr Huddle - B2B war stories and anecdotes from tech and telco execs.Handshakr Huddle Podcast — Episode #8 — Clare ForestierIn Episode 8 of the Handshakr Huddle Podcast, we talk to CLARE FORESTIER. We have an open chat about presenting yourself well publicly and virtually, hosting events and how you can get much more out of them with energy, brevity and great technology.Clare helps people and businesses hold awesome events, maximise their PR opportunities, and make fantastic speeches. Clare comes from a 20+ year career as a broadcast journalist and uses that experience as a corporate event host or MC/Emcee, and to train people in communication skills. Clare has helped us with our events and shaped my...
2021-02-1838 minOnline Events Made Simple
Online Events Made Simple027. How to Gain Virtual Confidence with Clare ForestierHave you been wondering how to make the big pivot to virtual events? Are you a complete newbie when it comes to event technology and the virtual event world? As we speak with guest speakers and discuss our own experiences with the virtual and hybrid event industry, we will be going through the challenges you may face along the way and how to overcome these. With the current situation, the rise and requirement for virtual and hybrid events are definitely on the rise - have you made the move yet? Listen to our live podcast every week...
2021-01-1324 minOnline Events Made Simple
Online Events Made Simple006 - The Value of a Virtual Emcee for Virtual Events, With Clare ForestierJoin us for this episode to learn about how to deal with virtual event bloopers and mishaps. Clare also shares her top tips about how to prepare to speak at and host a virtual event. Clare Forestier helps people to present themselves, their businesses and ideas. Following a 20 year career working as a TV and radio journalist across for the BBC and UK commercial stations, she now runs Speak Up Event Hosting & Communications working as an emcee and media and presentation trainer. https://www.clareforestier.com https://www...
2020-07-2315 minThe Reluctant Leader Podcast
The Reluctant Leader PodcastSeries 5 Episode 7 Clare ForestierMark talks to Clare Forestier about how to make the most of virtual events as an attendee and how to host effectively. We are all used to meeting being held on line but how can we make sure we make the most of the event? Find out more about Clare here Find out more about The Reluctant Leader Academy here
2020-07-0533 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashWhen Are You Officially Dead. Quran Answered Before ScienceUntil the 1950s, death was considered to be the point when any one of the vital functions — heartbeat or respiration — ceased. What this means is that, around the world, millions of people have been declared dead when, in fact, they were not.It wasn’t until 1959 that doctors agreed on a universal definition for death. The Holy Quran, however, stated its specific, unquestionable definition for death, 1400 years ago. This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the sh...
2018-05-1807 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashQuran Confirms Evolution And Human African RootsScience has proven that the very first human evolved in Africa. Find out in this captivating episode how Holy Quran pinpoints exactly where this is located in Africa. This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/hmcollection for as little as 1€ a month.
2018-04-2011 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashVerses Of Quran That Californians Should Study (Rain & Earthquakes)!In this episode, we discuss the link between heavy rains and earthquakes, as well as the link between earthquakes and the pushing up of essential materials for life, e.g. oils and minerals. Watch to find out where the Qur'an addresses both phenomena in one same verse. This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/hmcollection for as little as 1€ a month.
2018-04-1807 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashIs A Black Hole Shaped Like A Finite Worm - Hole (funnel) Or A Finite Jujube Tree (twisted Funnel)In a few verses, the Qur'an describes what modern science has learned about black holes so far: they are finite, funnel-shaped, and cannot be observed directly. The Qur'an takes things one step further by asserting they also act as a portal to another universe. Watch to find out what science has to say about that. This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/hmcollection for as little as 1€ a mo...
2018-04-1207 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashOuzo Effect In The QuranIn this episode, we discuss spontaneous emulsification, also known as the “Ouzo effect”. This is the process that takes place when an herb liquor (e.g. Ouzo) is mixed with water, resulting in a milky white beverage. Amazingly, the Qur’an spoke about this alcoholic emulsion long before it was even invented. This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/hmcollection for as little as 1€ a month.
2018-04-0606 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashQuran. Birds Have An Internal GPSIn this episode, we explain the built-in GPS in birds' brains. Thanks to a group of neurones, migratory birds see and follow the Earth's magnetic fields, which is how they find their way to the same place every winter. Watch to find out where this same phenomenon is mentioned in the Qur'an. This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/hmcollection for as little as 1€ a month.
2018-03-2907 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashBe Healthy. Eat Like A Muslim!In this episode, we discuss how the ratio of therapeutic omega-3 and inflammatory omega-6 fatty acids in our diets has a direct impact on our well being and our health. We also discover the wisdom behind the restriction on pork meat in the three Abrahamic faiths. This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/hmcollection for as little as 1€ a month.
2018-03-2313 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashWhat Are Cryptic Pregnancies And Why Do They Matter In IslamIn this episode, we explain why women in Islam must wait before starting a new relationship after ending an old one. We also discuss the specific waiting times prescribed for women in the Qur'an. This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/hmcollection for as little as 1€ a month.
2018-03-1508 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashWhat Determines The Sex Of A BabyIn this episode, we discuss the research that led to the 1905 discovery that sex inheritance is caused by the male sperm, and illustrate how the Qur'an reveals this with amazing accuracy in a book revealed 1400 years ago. This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/hmcollection for as little as 1€ a month.
2018-03-0807 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashA Sperm’s Journey And Embryology In QuranIn this video, we explain the journey that a sperm must undertake to fertilise a women’s egg in order to become a single cell, which eventually leads to the formation of the human baby. Watch as we discuss the Qur’anic verses thst describe the process with remarkable accuracy. This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/hmcollection for as little as 1€ a month.
2018-03-0108 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashHow To See The 7th Heaven!In this episode we explain how the Qur'an addresses cosmic inflation and the verses that point to the existence of the seven space eras. This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/hmcollection for as little as 1€ a month.
2018-02-2210 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashCosmic Calendar In Holy QuranThe cosmic calendar scale in Quran, just continues condensing itself to accommodate the increasing age of the cosmos. This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/hmcollection for as little as 1€ a month.
2018-02-1507 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashHow The Universe Is Going To End. Quran Confirms Higgs BosonIs the Earth destined to fall apart? Are we all doomed? According to physicists like Stephen Hawking, the answer is yes, the universe will end due to mass loss. Watch this video to find out what role Higgs boson particles play in all this. This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/hmcollection for as little as 1€ a month.
2018-02-0808 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashQuran Explains. We Are Made Of Stardust!We all know that living matter is made of water, but where does water really come from? Scientists have concluded that stars, and more precisely stardust, first introduced water to planet Earth. Watch as we uncover the Qur'anic verses that describe stardust, and how all life has its origins in it. This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/hmcollection for as little as 1€ a month.
2018-02-0108 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashThe Big Bang In The QuranWe've all heard of the Big Bang Theory, but what exactly is it all about? In this episode, we explain the sequence of cosmological events that lead to Earth's creation, and point out the specific verses in the Qur'an that tell us how the universe was created. This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/hmcollection for as little as 1€ a month.
2018-01-2508 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashWhat Causes GravityEverything you always wanted to know about gravity: where it comes from, how it works, and how, without it, the whole world be in complete and utter chaos. This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/hmcollection for as little as 1€ a month.
2018-01-1808 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashQuantum And Light Coherence Simply Explained In QuranDid you know that planet Earth and a bottle of olive oil emit a similar type of glow? This is known as "chlorophyll fluorescence". The Quran speaks of the glow emitted by olive oil in a fascinating verse. Watch the video to discover what it's all about. This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/hmcollection for as little as 1€ a month.
2018-01-0507 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashEinstein’s Relativity Simply Explained In QuranSpaceships moving at relativistic speeds appear to be "squished" in the direction of movement (length contraction). Astronauts measure the seconds ticking by slower in space (time dilation). Watch as we explain how the Qur'an refers to these two key aspects of Einstein's Theory of Special Relativity. This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/hmcollection for as little as 1€ a month.
2017-12-2907 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashIslam Would Have Saved Galileo!In this short video you will understand that some verses in holy Quran need real scientists to explain them to us. Muslim scholars if they didn’t study science, they will never be able to understand the meaning of these verses. That’s why science is important to understand the holy Quran. This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/hmcollection for as little as 1€ a month.
2017-12-2507 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashThe Quran. A Very Serious Book For Those Who Have KnowledgeA book that challenges its readers Long ago, it spoke about the sky that has the bounce and the earth that has the crack. We laymen could not fathom the full meaning of these terms... but Einstein did! This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/hmcollection for as little as 1€ a month.
2017-12-1806 minThere Is No Clash
There Is No ClashComing SoonThe reationship between science and religion is a unique one. Are they in conflict or harmony? Clare Forestier, BBC reporter, will take us on a journey of bridging theology with modern science. You can follow #ThereIsNoClash episodes on social media. This podcast is published by H/M Collection, a reinformation channel aiming to collect and provide multiple media content of different creators in topics of Society & Culture, News & Politics, Religion & Eschatology. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/hmcollection for as little as 1€ a month.
2017-12-1101 min