Spotlight
In addition to our client work, we write our own books to wide acclaim, contribute essays to news outlets, speak at conferences like SXSW and venues like the Smithsonian, and provide commentary on TV, radio, and podcasts.
Total Eclipse Of The Mind
WWW alum Laurence Pevsner on chasing solar eclipses, the fallibility of memory, and the value of looking at things only our eyes can see.
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How speechwriters delve into a president’s mind
Co-Founder and Executive Director Jeff Shesol on drafting State of the Union addresses and other speeches for President Bill Clinton.
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How to Nail Your High School Graduation Speech Even If You’re Not that Popular
In his new column, "How to Write Every Speech You'll Ever Need To Give In Your Life," Chandler Dean gives partly satirical, partly genuine advice.
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‘There’s just too much to say’: Meet Mayor Michelle Wu’s chief speechwriter
Ezra Zwaeli, WWW alum and director of speechwriting for Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, on writing her 2024 State of the City address.
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What Is Something Only Laurence Can Say?
WWW alum Laurence Pevsner on writing speeches for UN Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield and the art of crafting the perfect apology.
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Headed to COP28 or Davos?
West Wing Writers executive directors Kate Childs Graham and Vinca LaFleur share their advice on how to lead a crowded conversation at a crowded event.
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7 common public speaking issues — and how to fix them
Public speaking can be nerve-wracking, but anyone can do it! Lauren Dominguez Chan shares tips and tricks with NPR for nailing your next speech.
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The Friendly Ghost w/ Felicity Barber
Conversations about the art of speechwriting with Felicity Barber and some of the top speechwriters in the game.
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