Great analysis. I'd extend it to "interview." I had a chance to do some interviews on a podcast (for a change, I'll dispense with the shameless self-promotion a

Great analysis. I'd extend it to "interview." I had a chance to do some interviews on a podcast (for a change, I'll dispense with the shameless self-promotion and not link to it), and I had a chance to practice this. I tried to remember, "the listener is not here to listen to ME; they're here to listen to the interviewee." Also sometimes watching the old Dick Cavett show on OTA. It's a miracle that they ever let a guy like him on television. He actually talked to his guests, rather than reading off some cue cards his producers gave him.