Speaker · Amarillo, Texas

Hire Me to Speak

I love to speak. I may love it more than anything else in the world. It’s just fun. I’ve talked to every age group, from first grade all the way to university, and I’d like to talk to yours.

Hand-drawn cartoon of Jamie waving from a wheelchair, wearing a red cape and a shirt with a JJ starburst.

Watch a talk

See one before you book one

They’re long ones, but they’re the best way to see how I talk to a room.

Youth group

River Fellowship Youth Group

A talk to Overflow, the youth group at River Fellowship, my church. About 40 minutes.

High school

Randall High School, Amarillo

750 juniors and seniors, about the value of education and my other favorite subject, me. About 25 minutes.

Who I talk to

Schools, churches, and community groups

Schools

First grade through university. Kids like me and I like them. Our kids are the greatest asset we have, and they need to hear regularly that they can do anything.

Churches and community events

If you have a youth group, a church event, or a community night, I’m there. I’m not just partial to kids. I’ll talk to old people, too. I promise not to run over. It’s bad for business.

Introducing me

Something to read when you introduce me

Jamie Jordan has been in a wheelchair since birth because of cerebral palsy, and he’s been talking to audiences for years, from first graders to university students. He has a degree in mass communication, radio and TV, from West Texas A&M University, and he’s co-hosted the Gaming Uncensored podcast since 2005. He writes at jamiejordan.org. His message is that we all got issues, so don’t let yours define you.

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Hand-drawn cartoon of Jamie waving hello from a wheelchair.

Tell me about your event

Give me the date, the place, who’s in the room, and how long you’ve got. It goes straight to my inbox.

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