I Love Learning From People!
summary
Five years of fortnightly podcasting yields 123 podcasts and an average 5–6 hours per episode spent arranging, recording, editing and releasing. Preparation means homework and a clear agenda that follows start middle end: basics, deep details, summary. Practical rules: mic and room checks, brief clear questions that avoid yes/no, let stories unfold, use silence deliberately, interrupt only to clarify or refocus, and don’t push disagreement — aim to listen, elicit specifics and build follow-up questions that produce surprising concrete insights.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Learning from others
- 1:58Podcasting relationships
- 3:47Preparing for interviews
- 5:30Active listening
- 7:17Avoiding arguments
- 8:42Good questions and storytelling
- 10:32Using silence effectively
- 11:58Key takeaways
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