What is the program called?
KJZZ’s Here & Now, Nov. 9, 2016
Who
is the interviewer (full name)?
Steve Goldstein
Who
is the interviewee?
Chris Herstam
What
did the interviewer know about the subject before the interview?
The questions were political in nature and centered on the
recent election. Steve Goldstein seemed very knowledgeable about the issues.
What
kinds of questions did they ask?
Did Arizona play an important part in the election as a swing
state? Because Joe Arpaio and Donald Trump were lumped together, was it surprising
that Arpaio lost and Trump won? Why did John McCain win even though he has lost
popularity over the last few years?
How
did they build up to questions?
The questions started on a national level and then proceeded to
state and local concerns.
How
did they follow up questions?
Many questions were followed up with questions asking for more
details and explanations.
Did
the interviewer appear to have a strategy?
Steve Goldstein did allude to other topics that would be covered
later in the podcast with the continuation of the interview with Herstam.
How
were any inadequate or evasive answers handled?
There did not seem to be any inadequately or evasively answered
questions.
What
was the apparent relationship between the interviewer and interviewee? Did they
seem like friends, or adversaries?
It seemed apparent that they had interviews before and were
comfortable discussing the subject. They certainly seemed friendlier than if
they had been strangers to one another.
What
did you learn about interviewing from this interview?
It seemed that Goldstein’s familiarity with the subject was a
strong point. He also seemed to have follow up questions ready that would lead
Herstam into more detailed answers.
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