Sharon Wexler

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Sharon Wexler

Sharon Wexler: Senior Meteorologist & News Anchor at Kan 11 for over 30 years, Lecturer & Event Host. "Own the Stage" – Public Speaking Lectures & Workshops tailored for hi-tech companies & organizations, alongside engaging talks on the climate crisis & behind-the-scenes of the media.

More Than 30 Years in Journalism and Broadcasting | Lecturer at Ariel University and Peres Academic Center

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Lectures & Workshops

"Own Every Stage" – Tailored Workshops. Engaging lectures include "Own Every Stage" – How to Master Public Speaking, "What's Cookong" – A Friendly Talk on the Climate Crisis, and "From the Forecast to the News" – Behind the Scenes of the Media."

Thinking Green - Global Warming and Climate Change

Sharon's talks

Thinking Green - Global Warming and Climate Change

The climate crisis is not a future problem – it is already here. In this engaging and thought-provoking lecture, we examine how climate change is affecting our world today, why its impacts are expected to grow, and how politics and economic interests shape the global response. By the end of the session, participants will gain a clear understanding of the climate crisis, global warming, and the challenges that lie ahead. Sharon Wexler

Great for: Everyone
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Beyond the Screen: From the Weather Map to the News Desk

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Beyond the Screen: From the Weather Map to the News Desk

A journey of three decades behind the scenes of Israeli media. From the days when Channel 1 ruled the field to the world of current affairs today. From the first steps of a shy girl who landed as a TV meteorologist to the anchor she us today. The stories you didn't know from then and today, and also, who determines the media agenda - the news editors, or perhaps the government and the public? All these in a fascinating lecture by someone who has been breathing media for over thirty years. The host of "Sharon and Uri", the host of "Kan BaSviva" on Kan Reshet Bet, and the meteorologist five times a week, Sharon Wexler.

Great for: Everyone
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Own the Stage

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Own the Stage

Your message matters. The way you deliver it determines whether people will listen. In this dynamic and engaging lecture, we explore the science of confident communication and the power of nonverbal cues. Through research, real-life examples, and memorable video clips, participants learn how body language, voice, eye contact, and presence can transform the way they are perceived. From overcoming stage fright to building authentic confidence, this lecture offers practical tools that can be applied immediately—in presentations, meetings, interviews, and everyday interactions. Sharon Wexler

Great for: Everyone
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The Workshop: Own Every Stage

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The Workshop: Own Every Stage

wo out of three people break into a sweat before speaking in front of an audience. It happens in the boardroom, during formal meetings with colleagues, when pitching ideas, and certainly when stepping onto the stage. The good news is that public speaking is a skill. Once we understand how to manage ourselves and practice, the results change completely. Workshops tailored specifically to your needs and goals. Sharon Wexler

Great for: Hi-tech companies, academia, government agencies, and anyone looking to feel more confident.
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Videos

Selected Reels & Short Videos

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Have you been invited to do a TV interview? Excellent!

Three things to remember: hands on the table, solid-colored clothes, and remember your message.

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Were you invited to be interviewed on television (3)? Great!

The three most important things to remember to sound natural and confident: 1. Don't read a text, speak freely. 2. The natural way you speak is the most authentic. 3. Pause at the end of sentences. , and then they'll ask you questions.

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There's nothing like the communication students at Ariel University

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There's nothing like the Radio

YouTube

What happens in the studio when there is an alarm in the middle of a broadcast?

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Were you invited for an in-depth interview or a feature story?

Three things to remember: 1. Everything is recorded and can be used. 2. Don't stop in the middle and ask the boss a question. 3. Do your homework on your interviewer.

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Herzliya Conference 2026 | Moderator: Sharon Wexler - Own Every Stage

Two days of a fascinating conference! Herzliya Conference 2026

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You got invited to a radio interview? Great

Three things to remember: sound enthusiastic, it is totally fine to pause every now and then, and always finish your sentences downwards

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A Tour for the Wonderful Students of the Communication Department at Ariel University

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Have you been invited to be interviewed on a podcast?1

The most important thing in a podcast... is authenticity. Just be yourself.

YouTube

Sharon Wexler explains: Why is the temperature gauge in a car unreliable?

Don't rely on your car's temperature gauge, not only is it unreliable, in the summer it's downright misleading. Most vehicles have a sensor called a thermistor installed, the location of the thermistor (in most vehicles - in the front grill) is too close to the asphalt and not far enough from the engine, which also emits quite a bit of heat. It can easily distort the component's temperature display. When measuring the temperature while standing in traffic or on a hot road, the reading may be up to ten degrees above the actual temperature.

Podcast

Thinking Green – a series of bite-sized podcasts about the climate crisis. Each episode explores a different aspect of the crisis, presenting complex issues in a clear, concise, and engaging way.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About Climate Change

In recent years we've been witnessing more and more extreme weather events. How are these extreme events connected to global warming? That's exactly what this episode of I Have a Green Idea is about.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About Israeli Innovation

Israeli innovation has become world-renowned, and the Israeli mind keeps inventing in water, transportation, energy, agriculture, and even food. This episode is all about Israeli innovation.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About a Sail, Space, and Cooling the Earth

We talked about inspiring Israeli innovation – here's an example of a solution whose ultimate goal is to cool the Earth using a giant sail deployed in space.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About the Connection Between Earth's Changes and the Sun

Today it's clear: the Earth is warming and we – humans – are responsible. But some researchers claim the Sun is behind the changes. What's the truth?

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About Ways to Capture Carbon Dioxide

One of the most polluting gases is carbon dioxide. To stop the warming and prevent climate change, researchers worldwide are trying to find ways to capture carbon.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About the Exploitation and Rescue of Donkeys

The extinction of animals is also an environmental problem that we humans often influence. One of the animals that suffers most from exploitation is the donkey.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About Agriculture, Insurance, and the Climate Crisis

Climate change is felt around the world and here in Israel too. The first to feel it are the farmers. How does the climate crisis affect Israeli agriculture?

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About Satellites Serving the Climate Crisis

Here's another thing helping with the climate crisis: satellites. They can analyze air, sea, and land – helping monitor climate change in real time.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About Pollution, Exploitation, and the Fashion Industry

It turns out the fashion industry is one of the most polluting industries there is. Beyond pollution, it's an industry built on worker exploitation and human rights violations.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About Food Waste

We all waste food. We're sure we waste very little, but research shows we waste much more than we think.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About Dogs and Disease Detection

Love dogs? A dog's sense of smell is incredible. We know dogs from the military or airports, but it turns out dogs can also detect diseases.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

Episode 12

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of the Sun

The sun enables life on Earth, but excessive sun exposure can also be dangerous. A special episode about the good, the bad, and the ugly of the sun.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

Episode 13

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About Drinking Water and Neighborly Relations

Drinking water is the taste of life. Israel has been smart enough to desalinate water, achieving independence and security. But we also have neighbors we sell water to.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

Episode 14

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About What Our Future Will Look Like

The climate crisis is already here. Extreme events, melting glaciers – we already know that. But the real question is: what will the future look like?

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About Insect Farming

Did you know there's such a thing as insect farming? It turns out there's a lot to say about insects, and the world is discovering that insects could be a major food source of the future.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About What the Government Must Do Now

Israel committed at the Glasgow climate conference to reducing pollutant emissions – but what is the government actually doing?

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

Episode 17

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About Our Drinking Water

Drinking water is essential to life. Israel has long understood that water is a precious resource that requires wise management.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About the Shrinking Dead Sea

The Dead Sea water level drops over time. Those who pass by the Dead Sea over the years can see the sea is slowly disappearing. What is happening?

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About Proposals to Restore the Dead Sea

The Dead Sea is vanishing, and honestly, it's sad to see. It's the lowest sea in the world, and here too, we humans are responsible. What can be done?

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About What Israelis Love to Eat and Why It's Harmful

You won't believe it, but Israel ranks fourth in beef consumption! Besides loving beef, beef is also one of the biggest polluters of our environment.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

Episode 21

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About What Greenwashing Is

Greenwashing describes polluting companies that try to clean their image from the pollution they cause through misleading green marketing. It's a growing global problem.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

Episode 22

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About Whether Plastic Is Really Harmful to Our Health

We know plastic is harmful to the environment, but it turns out plastic is also much more harmful to our health than we previously thought.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

Episode 23

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About Innovation in Agriculture

We've already talked about Israeli innovation – here's a field packed with it: agriculture. Today, farming is far beyond fields and cows.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

Episode 24

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Episode 24

I Have a Green Idea – This Time About the Migration of Springs in the Dead Sea

The Dead Sea is drying up, causing many changes – for example, the freshwater springs around it are migrating.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

Episode 25

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About Mushrooms

Did you know there are over a thousand types of mushrooms in Israel? Did you know mushrooms grow all year round? A fascinating world you may not have known much about.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About the Energy Crisis

Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 caused an energy crisis felt around the world, including in Israel. What do we do about it?

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

Episode 27

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Episode 27

I Have a Green Idea – This Time About the Connection Between Climate Change and Our Health

Here's yet another element the climate crisis affects – our health. At first it might sound strange, but the connection is direct and clear.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

Episode 28

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About Artificial Intelligence and Flood Forecasting

Artificial intelligence is the latest trend in almost every field. It turns out AI can help forecast floods and extreme weather events before they happen.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

Episode 29

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About What FoodTech Is

We've understood that innovation is key to dealing with the climate crisis. For example, today there's much talk about FoodTech – innovation in the way we produce and consume food.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

Episode 30

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About Renewable Energy in Israel

Israel is a warm country with many sunny days, so it's unclear why Israel doesn't lead in solar energy. This episode explores Israel's renewable energy landscape.

Thinking Green, Short podcasts on the climate crisis

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I Have a Green Idea – This Time About Climate Conferences

Every year world leaders meet at climate conferences and try to find solutions and commit to changes. Does it actually help?

Audience Feedback

Wonderful lectere that contains a lot of knowledge, data analysis and drawing conclusions. Linking different worlds: climate and politics. You speak eloqently and your personality warms hearts.

You receive endless compliments from everyone... the employees were blown away by your lecture.. what fun... thank you dear Sharon 🙏❤️

Dear Sharon, you delivered a lecture to the children and mentors that contained a great deal of knowledge, data analysis and drawing conclusions, connecting different worlds, climate and politics. You speak with rare eloquence, and your charming personality fills all hearts.

Dear Sharon, I called to thank you from the bottom of my heart for the fascinating lecture today! You received compliments from everyone, including the CEO, who was really impressed and even learned something and asked to personally convey his gratitude to you. So thank you again!🙏🌸🥂

Dear Sharon, Thank you for the fascinating tour you organized for our students. It was exceptionally well planned and featured senior, experienced, and welcoming media professionals. You gave our students a truly enriching and empowering experience that was both professional and comprehensive. Many thanks! 💫🙌🙏

ד"ר טל לאור, ראש מסלול שידור, הפקת תוכן ורדיו, אונ' אריאל

Hi Sharon, good afternoon. I received the feedback on the podcast and I just wanted to say a huge thank you for everything, especially for the guidance and help throughout the podcast process. I really enjoyed it, learned a lot from the lessons, and in my opinion, it was the most interesting and fun course I've taken during my degree. So thank you so much! :)

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