Good Shout
Webinars and community
At Good Shout we’re dedicated to helping people learn to love learning,
But we’re not a fan of free webinars (for those who can afford it.)
A small token of appreciation from the audience is an amazing way for them to say thank you for the work and show they’re invested in the subject.
That’s why we have our series of tenner webinars.
They cover amazing topics in the social space - how we think, communicate and interact with others - but are totally accessible for all costing only £10 per ticket (and even less when you book in bulk!)
What do you get?
A refreshing subject tackled in the typical Good Shout surprising and delightful way
Lots of interaction (if you want it) and live conversations with great people
A change to hear the Good Shout jingle EVERY TIME YOU ATTEND
A recording of the session for you to keep
Collab with us
There’s also the opportunity to partner with us on a webinar that we promote to our community. We charge £10 a ticket, have a session with you to provide guidance on your content and how to really engage the room, and split the revenues with you 50/50. Our share goes to supporting our charity, Good Shout for Girls, which gives free public speaking training to girls in the UK between the age of 11 and 16.
*Please note, we’re very strict with the topics we pick. The webinar theme has to be geared towards making society better in some way. Please don’t apply if you’re simply pushing a product or on a book promo tour, unless you’re giving us a mindblowing spin on the topic.
Apply to collab on a webinar with us:
Webinar library:
Communication is broken.
No one’s listening to each other. We’re running away from uncomfortable conversations. Meaningful interactions have been replaced with computer screens. At Good Shout, we’re determined to fix it.
The Say Better webinars, from some of Good Shout’s brightest voices, are a series of challenging interactive sessions designed to get everybody talking with more curiosity and empathy; and making a positive impact with our words. Come and be a part of the communications reset that society needs.
Look around you. Everyone’s shouting at each other, trolling each other, complaining about algorithms and declining reach. Social media has become a swamp of deep fakes and outright lies, which users happily share within their echo chambers.
And we’re suffering. Our desire for attention and validation has grown, and our mental health has declined.
Our kids are suffering. 10 year old beauty influencers have hundreds of thousands of followers and young people are actively trying to deal with addictive devices we gave them. This webinar is about what we do next.
You might think you know everything there is to know about swearing. But the words that shock, excite, and offend us are commonly used and wildly under appreciated. Swearing can improve our health, punch up our points, and help us seem genuinely trustworthy. Or it can offend, damage our credibility, and have expensive social costs. Profanity is an almost universal form of language that we’re rarely taught to leverage for its full potential.
This webinar, with writer and Good Shout facilitator Na’Imah Laurent-Dixon, explores what our favourite swear words reveal about our cultural values, how swearing well can help you to say it better, and what pitfalls to avoid if you want to curse without ruining your relationships or your career.
Are you worried you lack impact in meetings? Find yourself waffling, going on too long or off at a tangent? Do you circle your point without ever seeming to get there? Completely baffled by why you’re doing it or how to stop? Think it’s just a ‘you’ thing that can’t be fixed? Think again.
This session from journalist and broadcaster Morag Cuddeford-Jones will help you nail down your thoughts, cut the waffle and the jargon and let you say what you really mean, all killer – no filler.
There’s a difference between listening and waiting to speak. There’s also a difference between speaking up and talking over. And when it comes to supporting women, there’s a difference between standing up and lifting up. The socialisation of the genders means that we’ve been primed to communicate in fundamentally different ways, but that doesn’t mean we can’t fix it.
Good Shout's Gav Owen is a man, and he's designed this session is for other men who genuinely want to get it right, but aren't always sure what "right" looks like. This session offers a practical, honest conversation about tackling everyday misogyny, the moments that matter, and what it actually sounds (and feels) like when men listen brilliantly.