What makes for a great interview? | Brian Kahn | TEDxHelena

What makes for a great interview? In this talk, a skilled interviewer describes what is needed to make an interview great.

Brian Kahn hosts the award-winning radio interview program, HOME GROUND, in its 21st year on the air. A lawyer and author, his books and writings on politics and nature conservation have been published internationally. Kahn’s background includes work as a Montana ranch hand, collegiate boxing coach, elected official, President of the California Fish and Game Commission, and candidate for U.S. Congress. Kahn produced and directed “A THOUSAND CRANES”, depicting Soviet-American efforts to save the Siberian crane from extinction. A parable about the threat of nuclear war to human survival, the film won numerous awards and was screened at the Smithsonian and United Nations. He is author/co-author of five books. Brian is winner of the Chevron Conservation Award, and the Montana Governor’s Award for the Humanities. He lives in Helena, Montana.

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He is a really good writer and journalist. I read one of his book: Rediscovering America; this book is one of the most interesting book I have ever read. His way to writing his ideas is amazing.