Janine Driver

Janine Driver, an FBI-trained body language expert, shares her fascinating insights into nonverbal communication. She reveals how to spot deception through specific gestures, like why you should avoid shrugging if you want to be persuasive. Janine discusses the importance of self-awareness in decoding body language and offers surprising tips for dating, such as why sitting directly across from someone isn't ideal. With over three decades of experience, she empowers listeners to read between the lines and enhance their interpersonal skills.

Janine Driver, a New York Times Best-Selling Author and former federal law enforcement officer known as the “Lyin’ Tamer,” shares her expertise on body language and communication. She discusses practical strategies for educators to enhance classroom engagement and improve school safety. Janine emphasizes the vital role of emotional intelligence in teaching and offers tips on proactive approaches to student well-being. With anecdotes from her work and her insights on connecting with students, she provides valuable tools for fostering a supportive educational environment.

Janine Driver, author of You Say More Than You Think, discusses what message your belly button sends to others. Dr. Jud Brewer, professor at Brown University, explains strategies to stop eating when not hungry. Kit Yates, a senior lecturer of mathematical science, explores the concept of coincidences and predicts our futures.