7 tips for conducting better podcast interviews

When you have a great interview, it's going to sound like an effortless conversation. You're interested in what your guest has to say, your guest is interested in what you have to say, and everything just flows.

So in this episode we'll share seven tips on how to conduct great podcast interviews and give your audience something worth listening to.

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==== Time Stamps ====

00:00 - Introduction
00:32 - #1. Choosing guests
01:17 - #2. Do your research
02:04 - #3. Active Listening
02:40 - #4. Clear and direct
03:07 - #5. Listen to interviews
03:37 - #6. Grade yourself
03:56 - Alex Sanfilippo

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[stvpodcast]

As always a great, informative and easy to digest episode! Thanks for all you do!

[suuuperanime]

Great tips. All good links also in the show notes with regards to learning how to interview. Jordan and Lewis are awesome and very good at actively listening. Also I liked the interview you guys did with Jordan.

[theProf_]

Excellent advice. I enjoyed it very much.

[UFOWorld]

There are not many channels that give tips on how to prepare. This was great so thank you.

[kwabeanofori]

I'm just enjoying your interview and teachings

[snekatamilselvan]

Thank you so much for sharing this information ❤️❤️

[ThomasJordanTV]

Great tips! I liked #5! I find people who I like and study their style. Then I find out what I like that they do and make it my own. Anyone else do this? :)

[bertandjo]

What tripod table mic stand is being used i the first clip? Looks pretty stable. Thanks

[boblansonfig]

Yo Alex, where did you get that mic? I like how it sounds