So You’d Like to Be a Speaker?
Do you have a gift to share?
At our Dine Wilder, we believe everyone carries wisdom worth sharing. Whether it’s a story from your journey, a lesson you’ve learned, or a spark of insight that could light the way for someone else - there’s a seat for you at our table.
These evenings are built on connection, storytelling, and soul. We gather not just to eat, but to expand, to listen deeply, and to be reminded of the power we hold when we come together.
We’re calling in humans who are ready to:
Speak from the heart
Inspire through truth and vulnerability
Spark meaningful conversations
Share tools, ideas, or experiences that empower others
Think less “stand-at-the-front” speaker, and more soulful facilitator.
Our dinners are intentionally conversation-focused. Your role isn’t to speak at the room - it’s to help bring it together. As a guest speaker, you’ll open the evening with a meaningful talk or reflection, and then gently guide the group into deeper conversation. It’s about creating connection, not delivering a keynote.
You’ll help turn a room of strangers into friends.
Our Speakers
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![Woman with blonde hair in a black lace top raising her arms in the air, speaking to a group of people in an indoor setting.]()
Robyn Savage
Dine With Abundance & Dine Wilder Untamed
@robyn_savage -
![A woman smiling at a table with wine, grapes, and food at a nighttime gathering.]()
Laura van der Veer
Dine With Joy
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![A woman with long dark hair wearing a red patterned sleeveless top and white skirt stands with her hands on her hips, appearing to speak or react during a social gathering. Other women are seated nearby, and the background features a wall with a white curtain and some wall-mounted objects.]()
Courtney Thomas
Dine In Softness
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![Woman giving speech outdoors during a garden brunch, with friends seated at a table laden with food and flowers, beside a house with grey siding.]()
Mallory Meyer
Dine With Intent
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![A woman in black dress holding a bouquet of flowers, smiling and standing in front of a group at a gathering or celebration in a dimly lit room.]()
Lydia Williams
Dine In Community
@lydia.lm.williams -
![A woman with long dark hair wearing a beige blazer and an orange maxi skirt, holding papers in one hand, standing in front of a beige wall, near a pink chair.]()
Jess Kirby
Dine With Energy
@jesskirby_youth.element -
![A woman with long dark hair wearing a large purple hat, sitting by a bookshelf, gesturing with her hands, and speaking.]()
Christina Mangino
Dine With Imagination
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![A woman with dark wavy hair smiling indoors at a gathering, wearing a white long-sleeve top, a pleated white skirt with a pink belt, and a large gold necklace with a figure pendant. In the background, there are blurred people and warm string lights.]()
Eléonore de Posson
Dine With Soul
@eledeposson -
![A woman in a black dress with long brown hair is standing with her hands clasped in front of her face, appearing emotional at a social gathering.]()
Bronwyn Hodgins
Dine With Adventure
@bronwynhodgins
What Makes a Great Talk at Our Dinners?
Think TED meets candlelit dinner party. We love talks that are:
Personal and authentic
Rooted in lived experience
Uplifting or thought-provoking
Centered around themes like growth, resilience, purpose, creativity, womanhood, healing, or leadership.
“I recently attended the Dine With Community dinner at Spirit School, and it was an extraordinary experience from start to finish. The food was incredible, and the speaker shared openly and insightfully, making the evening both heartfelt and inspiring. Conversations were vibrant, with like-minded individuals eager to connect. ”
How to Join Us as a Speaker
Thank you for your interest in being a Dine Wilder speaker. Please take a few moments to tell us more about yourself and what you’d love to bring to the table.
We'll be in touch to explore the possibilities together.