"That's a GREAT question!" - 5 Steps to Awesome Podcast Interviews - Teacher: Juma Bannister
09/09/24 • 31 min
One of the best things you can hear as a podcast host is: "That's a GREAT question!"
But what makes a guest respond like that?
Over the past two years I’ve interviewed 112 guests.
I always ask my guests for feedback:
Here’s what some of them said they liked most about the show:
"Your line of questions, warmth, follow up and your knowledge of what I’ve spoken about before."
"Very professional host, created an easy going, conversational feeling that resulted in a natural and fun talk. Thanksl"
"You allowed me to speak freely. You had some thoughtful responses to what I was saying too. Sometimes, another expert's genuine perspective on the things you share opens your eyes to things you take for granted."
"I love how PREPARED Juma was, clearly having done his homework to ensure a great interview for his listeners! I also loved the natural flow of our conversation and the ease with which the entire chat flowed."
"I think the personalization and knowing and doing some research about what and who I am was a great touch."
"Better questions than most hosts! Very easygoing and fluid."
"Juma did a great job easing me into the conversation and making the entire podcast experience much more pleasant. I loved that he researched my past and current experiences quite a bit. Hence, the questions were extremely relevant and on-point."
Today on the Useful Content Podcast we’re taking a look at 5 steps to awesome podcast interviews.
I’ll be sharing:
An overview of how I research.
4 Things I always do during interviews.
I'm your host today! (Me Juma of course)
Listen to the podcast:
SPOTIFY
https://open.spotify.com/show/1oRjO5e0HJCrnHXwLIXusl
APPLE
Subscribe to the Useful Content Newsletter
https://sendfox.com/jumabannister
Thanks for listening.
Produced by Relate Studios:
Music by Juma Bannister
Host: Juma Bannister
Connect with me on Linkedin
One of the best things you can hear as a podcast host is: "That's a GREAT question!"
But what makes a guest respond like that?
Over the past two years I’ve interviewed 112 guests.
I always ask my guests for feedback:
Here’s what some of them said they liked most about the show:
"Your line of questions, warmth, follow up and your knowledge of what I’ve spoken about before."
"Very professional host, created an easy going, conversational feeling that resulted in a natural and fun talk. Thanksl"
"You allowed me to speak freely. You had some thoughtful responses to what I was saying too. Sometimes, another expert's genuine perspective on the things you share opens your eyes to things you take for granted."
"I love how PREPARED Juma was, clearly having done his homework to ensure a great interview for his listeners! I also loved the natural flow of our conversation and the ease with which the entire chat flowed."
"I think the personalization and knowing and doing some research about what and who I am was a great touch."
"Better questions than most hosts! Very easygoing and fluid."
"Juma did a great job easing me into the conversation and making the entire podcast experience much more pleasant. I loved that he researched my past and current experiences quite a bit. Hence, the questions were extremely relevant and on-point."
Today on the Useful Content Podcast we’re taking a look at 5 steps to awesome podcast interviews.
I’ll be sharing:
An overview of how I research.
4 Things I always do during interviews.
I'm your host today! (Me Juma of course)
Listen to the podcast:
SPOTIFY
https://open.spotify.com/show/1oRjO5e0HJCrnHXwLIXusl
APPLE
Subscribe to the Useful Content Newsletter
https://sendfox.com/jumabannister
Thanks for listening.
Produced by Relate Studios:
Music by Juma Bannister
Host: Juma Bannister
Connect with me on Linkedin
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Produced by Relate Studios:
ww.rwelatestudios.com
Music by Juma Bannister
Host: Juma Bannister
Connect with me on Linkedin
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jumabannister
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