Plan an interview: ten questions in order, each with a follow-up, from your guest and topic.
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The opening questions are easy to answer and let the guest settle. The main questions go deeper into the topic one step at a time. The closing questions look forward. A guest who is comfortable by question three gives better answers to question six.
Every question is written so it cannot be answered with yes or no. The follow-up is there for when an answer stops short: "What did that look like in practice?" gets the story that the first answer skipped.
Use the list to prepare, then listen. The best question in most interviews is the one that picks up something the guest just said.
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Run it again with a narrower topic for a second set.
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