I've been thinking about Blockchain and event management, and 24 types of NFTs. Also rhetoric, oratory and spiritual impulses; Judicial, epideictic and deliberative. Aristotle, Cicero (the best public speaker evah, who lost his head) and awenyddion (bards) - throw a coin to your Witcher. ChatGPT's opinion, plus katabasis (cave initations) in Metaverse. And other stuff like manipulation of audiences and power which leads to hounding and death of the keynote speakers. I'll have the hemlock (Socrates) over the decapitation (Cicero), in case you were wondering. You may pronounce orator differently than I do. In fact sometimes I pronounce it differently. Tomato, Tomahto.

My website has the transcript and links for each episode. laurelpapworth.com/alchemy

ChatGPT wanted to summarise the transcript for you. Here you are (ChatGPTs opinion, not necessarily mine).

"The podcast discusses the power of oratory and how public speaking events can inspire change and bring new ideas to the forefront. The author, Laurel Papworth, explores the concept of conferences and events being the modern-day equivalent of oratory, with speakers giving birth to spiritual impulses and new ideas in front of an audience. The podcast also touches on the use of NFTs in the event industry, particularly how they can be used to offer attendees proof of attendance and access to event content. Laurel delves into the different types of oratory, past, present, and future, and how some of the most successful public speakers, such as Tony Robbins, use techniques to engage and motivate their audience. The podcast Alchemy of Innovation also highlights the potential for manipulation in public speaking and the responsibility of the speaker to leave the audience free to accept or reject their message."

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