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He has very specific questions and theses he wants to get through with each person. You’ll certainly love it or hate it. I enjoy that he often ventures outside
by coffeebeqn 3y ago
He has very specific questions and theses he wants to get through with each person. You’ll certainly love it or hate it.
I enjoy that he often ventures outside of the common questions you would expect. Usually if you’ve heard someone on one podcast, you’ve heard them on all of them
- keiferski 3y agoI don't mind the atypical questions, I just dislike that he jumps from one to the next without really digging into them. Maybe it's just a time limitation.
- coffeebeqn 3y agoI’m not sure why that is. He has dig into some answers in the past but maybe he had pre-thought out responses or something
- borroka 3y agoThere was (there is, but now he is older and much less popular) a famous Italian TV host, Giovanni Minoli, who had the same style of interviewing (you can find some of his interviews from the 1980s and 1990s on youtube; they are in Italian, but you can use a youtube translation tool). He was quick to speak, did not let the interviewee finish, and used to jump from one topic to another suddenly and unexpectedly. The same style as TC's, but Minoli and his team were way more prepared.