Jayne Amelia Larson is an actress, film producer, bestselling author, and storytelling coach. She helps people become more confident speakers and teaches them how to tell stories that hold an audience’s attention.
While working as an actress, Jayne took a job as a chauffeur for members of the Saudi royal family during a visit to Beverly Hills. She turned that experience into an award-winning one-woman show and a New York Times bestselling memoir, Driving the Saudis.
Jayne also volunteers as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA), helping make sure the needs and perspectives of children in foster care are heard in court. That work inspired her to create Bonus Babies, a podcast that shares stories from people who have experienced foster care and those who support them.
In this Edutainment Learning conversation, students will explore how to tell a story people want to hear, speak with more confidence, and become better listeners.
