There’s more than one way to conduct an interview, depending on what you’re after and who you’re talking with.
Erica Heilman lives in central Vermont and produces the podcast Rumble Strip, where, she says “you’ll hear from artists and criminals, taxidermists and soccer moms, lawyers and waitresses . . . to find out what they know, what they hate, who they love, what they’re afraid of, and what makes them more like you than you’d realized.”
To find out more about her nuanced and personal approach to getting good tape, click here.
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