Episode Details

Most men overlook the power of effective communication—until their words cause conflict, missed opportunities, or damaged relationships. Anthony Buntyn uncovers the art of speech every gentleman must master to command respect, avoid misunderstandings, and elevate their influence. In this episode, Anthony shares personal stories of overcoming a stutter and navigating the complexities of language—highlighting why how we say things often matters more than what we say. You'll discover how slang, fillers, and tone can sabotage your message, especially in critical moments like job interviews, court reports, or intimate conversations. He reveals that 80 to 90 percent of incarceration cases stem from words spoken impulsively or disrespectfully, illustrating the serious consequences of poor communication. We break down the core principles of the gentleman's art of speech: clarity, respect, presence, and tone. Anthony explores practical tips on improving your vocabulary, controlling fillers, and speaking with genuine authority—without raising your voice or shouting to be heard. You'll also learn why loudness doesn’t equal popularity and how digital etiquette—avoiding speakerphone blunders and respecting others’ privacy—further defines a true gentleman. This episode is perfect for men committed to their growth—whether you're refining your personal impact, advancing in your career, or strengthening relationships. If you want to speak with integrity, influence with confidence, and leave a lasting impression, this is your essential listening. The journey to becoming a more articulate, respectful, and influential man begins here. Anthony Buntyn is the host of the Gentleman of Faith Podcast and a leader in the Society of Ordinary Gentlemen, an international community dedicated to living as gentlemen 24/7. His insights are rooted in real-world experience, aiming to elevate your character and communication. Tune in, master the art of speech, and take your influence to the next level. Your words are a currency—spend them wisely.