Great idea. The way they usually prep you to do media is to know exactly what you’ll say, and to follow that script regardless of the question. Recently I’ve ditched that—was never great at it anyway—and it’s a lot more interesting and liberating.https://twitter.com/realchrisrufo/status/1309537890150445056 …
Totally. It's like a high-wire act. There is immense pressure, but it begets performance. Nobody wants to be a robot.
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And I should clarify: in a 3-minute cable news spot, you have to pretty much just hit your points. But in a long-form interview or podcast, there is a lot of freedom to explore.
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Another reason why going on radio is better than TV, and doing long-form web interviews are better still. Nothing more dull than canned anecdotes and set-pieces. Its one thing if you’re promoting your new movie, but we should have more interesting shit to say.
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My favorite recent interviews have been with
@RubinReport,@conservmillen, and@jackmurphylive. Plenty of room to flow, exchange ideas, share personal experiences. Really fun. - Show replies
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