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Prepping for the PreSum #20 with Rick Altman (espisode #157)

PowerPoint celebrated its 35th anniversary this year. The Presentation Summit 2022 is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. Both amazing benchmarks! This episode we are joined by the Presentation Summit creator and director, Rick Altman for a conversation about what to expect at this year’s...

Don’t Reinvent the wheel: How we repurpose work (Episode #159)

The power of PowerPoint is the ability for anyone to reuse its content. In this episode, Troy Chollar, Nolan Haims, and guest, Bethany Auck, founder and owner of SlideRabbit and BOD president of Presentation Guild, discuss how to avoid starting from scratch for each slide by leveraging preset assets, other slides, and...

So, you work with your spouse? (EPISODE #161)

Well, this is a fun one! Super couples Troy Chollar & Lori Chollar and Mike & Jen Parkinson talk about running a business when their partner in business is also their partner in life. Nolan Haims and I didn't qualify for this 😉one!...

No, We Don’t Do That (episode #162)

As longtime designers, there are design services that once were offered, but not offered any longer. In e162 of The Presentation Podcast Nolan Haims, Troy Chollar, and I talk about some of the presentation design and graphic design services that we no longer offer, or sometimes never...

It’s the Final Presentation Conversation of 2022! (episode #164)

Join Troy Chollar, Nolan Haims, and me for the final episode of season 7 (yep! 7 seasons!) of The Presentation Podcast. We're discussing our 2022 Top 5 favorite things in the world of presentation. What are your favorite things that happened in the world of presentation in 2022?...

Working for Another Designer (Episode #154)

For the presentation designers out there, e154 of The Presentation Podcast covers what it's like to work for/with another designer. Join Nolan Haims, Troy Chollar, and me as we discuss what we've learned with our experiences....

Just Talking About Animation (Episode #153)

Some of us might have limited our use of animation in PowerPoint while the world presented exclusively via Teams, Zoom, et. al, over the past couple of years. Now, as more and more presenting is done in person, perhaps we can start weaving it back...