What's+worth+speaking+about?+Why+speak+in+public?

I think every thing can be worth speaking about as long as the topic meets the audience's expectations. For example, it would be worth talking about Andy Warhol if you are about to present a pop'art exhibition, but it would be less suitable to talk about him in a scientific conference. If the audience doesn't have any specific expectation, then the speech must have a topic to which the audience can rely, or that entertains it ("The art of using a rubber duck'!).

It should be something you are interested in (at least a little). If you don't want to know about your own topic, why would the audience? __What's worth speaking about?__ -something you are passionate about -something your audience needs to be informed about -something that will change people's view of something -something important for everyone to know

__Why speak in public?__ -to show/present your ideas and opinions -to make a point (and maybe convince your audience) -to clarify an event that happened, or will happen -to educate many people about a subject -to gain followers

- in memory of an honorable person - to persuade people - to inform people - to "set the stage" for certain events - to introduce something

Anything that sparks your interest or the interest of the audience is worth speaking about. Anything people care about and need to get involved in, or anything that's entertaining (if the speech is for entertainment purposes), or just anything you FEEL PASSIONATE about. If you are passionate about a topic, write a speech about it and share your views! Try to convince others to agree with you, or just to understand your ideas.

you should speek about a thing that affects people and a thing that grabs their attention. and we should speek in public so they could help us achieve what we want by persuading them.