#1 Tip: Be yourself. I email my guests the topics that we will be discussing and they can add some if they like. I approach every interview with excitement, humor and integrity.
Thank you James, this was helpful! I recently started a non-profit to help people pursue their dream job as a pilot and I am going to start interviewing current commercial pilots to provide their insights, experiences and recommendations. This is totally out of my wheel house and your videos are providing great support! Thanks!
I'm starting a podcast dedicated to past traumas and talking openly about them to raise awareness. And hopefully help others through similar situations and if not just to let them know they are not alone.
Hello James: I truly enjoyed your video on "How to be a great interviewer". Your insights provided the perfect tool for interview techniques. Thanks for sharing! Delmar Browne - The BK Basement
Ben Chaverin Thanks for your feedback - glad you enjoyed the tips. Like anything interviewing takes practise and the more you do - the better you become as an interviewer! 🌟
Best place to start is here: www.podcast.co/crashcourse Lucky for you I have a team ready to help you get your podcast off the ground. Drop them a message at hello@podcast.co or live chat over on: www.podcast.co
Please comment below with your tips for interviews for podcasters - what questions do you ask and how do you approach interviews? 🎤
#1 Tip: Be yourself. I email my guests the topics that we will be discussing and they can add some if they like. I approach every interview with excitement, humor and integrity.
Have a structure, my podcast is called Absolute Bedlam, but damn, you NEED a structure. Take notes.
Learning how to be a good interviewer is one of the first skills any podcaster should learn.
Thank you James, this was helpful! I recently started a non-profit to help people pursue their dream job as a pilot and I am going to start interviewing current commercial pilots to provide their insights, experiences and recommendations. This is totally out of my wheel house and your videos are providing great support! Thanks!
Thank you so much, I'm just about start my podcast for the first time and this video is going to help me a lot.
Thank you so much for this James, I now feel better prepared for venturing into the world of being a good interviewer. All the best 😌🙏
You're very welcome
Thank you for this GREAT video!!!! Learned a great deal from this video that I will apply to my podcast.
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@@AudioInsider_YT Just did
Soooo helpful. Thank you for sharing this!
Good stuff, I’ve done about 365 interviews but still looking to improve. Some great tips in here 👍
Lol this was the perfect video I was searching for
I'm starting a podcast dedicated to past traumas and talking openly about them to raise awareness. And hopefully help others through similar situations and if not just to let them know they are not alone.
That sounds super important - best of luck with the podcast!
That sounds interesting! What's the link?
@@mobilestephanie I have yet to upload anything yet but I'll post the link when I do
Very nice chat- and helpful!
Thanks Sherri! Please give it a thumbs up and subscribe if you haven't already 🥳
Hello James: I truly enjoyed your video on "How to be a great interviewer". Your insights provided the perfect tool for interview techniques. Thanks for sharing!
Delmar Browne - The BK Basement
Great video, thanks for sharing - subscribed!!!
Awesome, thank you!
such great information!
You should try moving the camera closer. I feel like it makes the audience feel closer to the person in the video.
Thanks for the feedback Jordyn! I've started doing this in more recent videos: ua-cam.com/video/1KiDH0oeawo/v-deo.html
I do an Instagram live show on Thursdays at 8 @benchaverin and this was super helpful!
Ben Chaverin Thanks for your feedback - glad you enjoyed the tips. Like anything interviewing takes practise and the more you do - the better you become as an interviewer! 🌟
Nice one
Thanks for watching
I am still struggling to get someone to help me set up my podcast. would you help me?
Best place to start is here: www.podcast.co/crashcourse
Lucky for you I have a team ready to help you get your podcast off the ground. Drop them a message at hello@podcast.co or live chat over on: www.podcast.co