Think about the type of informative speech you want to give. This can be "about" something, a person, place, event, etc. You could think about concepts as well.
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what do you define as a good quality source?
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How does he establish himself as a speaker?
What do you like or not about him as a speaker?
What parts are factual/ informative? What parts are persuasive?
What specifics do you hear in this clip?
What visuals does he use? What do you think about them?
Name one person you know that's a great speaker.
So where do you go to find great speakers or listen to great speeches?
Cicero (106-43BC) was a great speaker, but recordings of him are difficult to obtain.
A few places you can look: