On this episode Larry Wilson shares some interesting information about the vocal interaction between animals and Humans. He does this by explaining the difference between Neanderthals and Homo Sapiens, and how Man developed the ability to speak. He shares important distinctions between tone and word delivery and how that affects the delivery of a verbal message.
Mr. Wilson also references the movie "My Cousin Vinny" as an example of this in practice.

Larry Wilson, a seasoned podcast host with a 40-year career in show business, brings a unique and rich perspective on the significance of non-discursive tone of voice in advertising. Wilson emphasizes that the tone of voice plays a crucial role in conveying contextually rich messages that may not align with the literal meaning of the words spoken. His fascination with the tone of voice was fueled by a high school English teacher's discussion on non-discursive communication, and he has since explored and advocated its subtle yet powerful role in marketing strategies. Drawing parallels to how pets respond differently to various tones, Wilson asserts that the inflection in one's voice can elicit varied emotions and reactions from the audience, making it a key ingredient for effective communication and persuasive advertising.(00:14:17) Emphasizing Message Delivery in Advertising Campaigns

(00:17:19) "Emotion-Conveying Voice Analysis for Communication Improvement"

(00:19:07) Emotionally Enhanced Communication Through Color Coding

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Produced by: Verbal Ninja Productions
Producer: R. Scott Edwards
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