One of the most important things is to really enjoy interviewing
people. Be happy to be there. Your subject will sense that and loosen
up. You may be nervous (a la Scoble interviewing Gates) but if you are
genuinely interested in what that person has to say and are excited
about having the chance
Hi Jonny, thanks for that comment, I couldn't agree with you more, and
really wish more of the hosts out there would really be into their
guests. I just put a post on my blog
http://www.conductknockoutbroadcastinterviews.com/blog/ that touches on this
issue. I single out Ms. Paula Zahn as an
Hi Robert, wow, what a great list of things to do/not do in order to conduct
a knockout interview. You really hit on some good stuff there. I like the
point of clarifying jargon with the point of view of the listener in mind.
You see that missed so many times I know we all need to hear that
Thanks Irina, I will work my way through them all, looks like good stuff,
thanks again, Ed.
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http://blip.tv/learning/veterans/
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Hi Irina, thanks for that info, I
I've interviewed many of tech's biggest names (Gates, Schwartz, Chambers,
Ballmer, etc) for my video show, ScobleShow.com.
Some things I've learned:
1) Don't go for gotcha questions. These people all are very astute at
answering questions (at Microsoft they prepare execs for the press
hi ed
someone prolly already mentioned it
but justin case
there is the learning center at blip
in my episode i discuss interview skills and there are many others
thanks!
irina
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Hi Irina, thanks for that info, I did not know about the learning center, I
thought they had some good tips, I know I learned something in that I have a
number of different vids on youtube, but the sample pic always looks the
same, so even though I have them numbered, they do look like they are
Hi Gena, thanks for that great reply.
First let me say that if the moderator or participants in the group feel
this discussion is going off topic, just let me know and I will take it off
list.
Gena, the sources you listed for info on interviewing were totally new to me
and represent the very
Hi Bordercollieaustralianshepherd, thanks for taking all the time and effort
you did to answer my request for advice, you sure came through.
I think all of your tips are right on and useful. Although I plan to avoid
covering how to interview kids, you tip about getting the camera rolling
early
ED
You're welcome.
The nervous guest is a tough one. Many a brilliant mind has been
reduced to uh and ums, when the self conscious takes over.
http://www.onpointradio.org/shows/2007/08/20070829_b_main.asp Two
examples are in this interview of Michael Erard. The first is when
Michael looses his
Ed
Why all those 6's ie... edd666 666, are you the Double Bad Diablo?
What was your childhood like and what influences guide you in your
adult life and the career path you have chosen?
Your photo, http://tinyurl.com/27h9rg reminds me of a dreamy eyed
Rupert Murdoch. When you rest your head to
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