
How to Become a Better Interviewer | Elizabeth Cush
About this episode
Great podcast interviews aren’t about the questions you ask your guest; they’re about how well you listen. Getting this right takes intentionally! In this episode, Elizabeth Cush shares how mindful listening unlocks stronger connections with guests, reveals deeper stories, and keeps conversations engaging and human. Get ready to create interviews that resonate with listeners and make your guests feel seen and heard!
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Chapters
00:00 The Importance of Mindful Listening
02:53 Transforming Interview Techniques
05:59 Practical Tips for Engaging Conversations
08:55 Continuous Improvement in Podcasting
Takeaways
Mindful listening is crucial for great interviews.
Prepared questions can limit the flow of conversation.
Being present allows for deeper connections with guests.
Engaging with guests' stories leads to richer content.
Take moments to ground yourself before interviews.
Pay attention to audio and visual cues from guests.
Rephrase questions to show active listening.
It's okay to get distracted; just bring your focus back.
Continuous practice improves podcasting skills.
Every interview is an opportunity for growth.
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