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The Art of The interview

Selected Interviews

This section presents selected interviews which I believe express the art of the interview. Five qualities appear common to each of the interviews, amidst differing subjects, people and venues. 


First, while all of these interviews differ in many regards, each seeks answers based on truth. Second the interviewer listens. And  so does the interviewee. Third, many of the questions are simple, yet thoughtful. The interviewer genuinely knows their subject. Next, interviewee answers are  in the spotlight, not interviewer opinion.  Finally, while there may be some contentious subject matter discussed, respect is maintained throughout the interview. 


With both indepth questions and listening, it is the art of the interview. 

former president ronald wilson reagan

Talk show host and media mogul Merv Griffin Interview with President Ronald Reagan. President Reagan was 40th President of the United States, serving eight years in office. Merv Griffin hosted his own talk show from 1965-1986.



C-Span Network Founder Brian Lamb

Brian Lamb, founder of C-Span, is interviewed by Rick Gillespie from Reason TV. Mr. Lamb talks about allowing cameras in the Supreme Court, and views on politics.


In a 2007 Market Watch article, Jon Friedman said Brian Lamb, "is patient and asks simple questions. Watching him conduct an hour long interview reminds me of seeing people putting together a jigsaw puzzle, systematically and with a sense of purpose, as they make sure that one piece will lead logically to the next one." 


President Donald J. Trump

Forty-Fifth President, businessman and television personality, Donald Trump is interviewed by Oprah Winfrey in 1988, not long after Mr. Trump had posted a full-page ad criticizing  U.S. foreign policy. When she asked Mr. Trump about running for President, he said, "I love what I'm doing. I really like it."  He said he would, "never want to rule it out totally..."

Former Tonight Show host Johnny Carson

Barbara Walters interviews talk show host Johnny Carson. With an interview such as this one with Mr. Carson being a rarity, the conversation includes both candid personal insights, along with a dialogue about his life as a talk show host. 

Former Secretary of StatE Dr. Henry Kissinger

Talk show host Dick Cavett interviews former Secretary of State and National Security Advisor Dr. Henry Kissinger. In this  interview, Dr. Kissinger talks about his book entitled The White House Years and policies during the Nixon administration. 

Former Speaker of the House Thomas P. Tip O'Neill

C-Span founder Brian Lamb interviews  former Speaker of the House Thomas P. Tip O'Neil. Tip O'Neil served as 47th Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, from 1977 to 1987, representing northern Boston, Massachusetts from 1953 to 1987.

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