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Acing Interviews
Your pitch was picked up, your article is outlined, and now it’s time for the interviews. While it can be exciting to talk with experts, it can also be intimidating. Below are some tips that I hope will make this process flow smoothly (or smoother than it has been). |
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Interview with Trailblazer Award winner Donna Hill
It is a true pleasure to introduce Donna Hill who is an established yet humble woman. Three of her novels have been transformed into movies for t.v. Donna Hill ... She is the first recipient of the Trailblazer Award (2002) for her
pioneering work in the literary industry for authors and readers. She is doing so much more and has received more credit for her works. |
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Interview with a Visionist
Recently I was able to catch up with Mathias from Mathias the Forgotten Disciple and asked him a few questions.
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Spoof interview with the leader of the BNP
Earlier this month two leading figures of political party the BNP (British National Party) were granted bail after appearing in court on racial hatred charges. The right-wing party, led by Nick Griffin, are little more than a bit player in terms of the election, as their intolerance and divisive tactics have thankfully been rejected by the majority of British people. However despite an undercover BBC documentary that showed members of the party bragging of attacks on Asians and spewing racist vitriol, Mr Griffin claims the party has been unfairly represented. With the election in May looming, I spoke to Mr Griffin about his alleged racism, the reputation of his party and his hopes for the future.* DISCLAIMER: Interview may not have actually taken place |
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Love Life and Health Advice
Gestures, movements, and postures, all excellent examples of body language, and how others view us. We all have our boundaries, a bubble if you will; formally one may call this a personal zone. This zone we call our bubble is a boundary in which we protect from invasion or intrusion, and if intruded we feel uncomfortable. |
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Brad & Jen: Why do we care?
Hearing about the upcoming divorce of Brad Pitt and Jennifer Anniston upset me far more than I ever would have guessed... |
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Sam Wright Bodman Is The Wrong Man For The Job
Bush’s pick for Energy Secretary, Sam Bodman, spent thirteen years at the helm of Cabot Corp., a Boston-based chemical company with a spotty environmental record, leaving conservationists worried about the affects his tenure may have on the nation’s natural resources. |
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Ja Lang G.Greene Interview
Ja Lang G. Greene is the editor and founder of the Independent Bias an
online journal dedicated to providing its readers with independent, fair and balanced views and opinions. In this interview Rich Bowden talks with Lang about the Independent Bias, the changing face of the media and the effect the information super highway has had on reporting news and opinion.
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The Sum Of All Fears
The other day whilst observing my two-year old sister running terrified from a large balloon that was bouncing playfully along the carpet toward her, it occurred to me that the whole concept of fears and phobias really is quite bizarre. Are they inherent? Or are they triggered by something? The thing that tends to intrigue about them is that they are often irrational. If you think about it, logically all kids should be scared to death of Father Christmas, or Santa if youd prefer. He drinks. He practically breaks into peoples houses. He likes the sensation of having kids on his lap, not to mentioning watching them while they sleep. He dresses in all red like some sort of overweight demon, and surely the fact that Santa is an anagram of Satan points to sinister forces at work. If thats not enough to provoke fear I dont know what is. But thats fear for you, often irrational. |
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