The phrase "air interview" is not correct and does not have a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an interview conducted remotely or via a digital platform, but the term itself is not standard.
Example: "Due to the pandemic, we decided to conduct the air interview instead of meeting in person."
Alternatives: "virtual interview" or "remote interview".
In a 1985 "Fresh Air" interview, she told Terry Gross, "When you write, you illuminate what's hidden, and that's a political act".
In a "Fresh Air" interview not so long ago, Meryl Streep told Terry Gross that, until she played Miranda Priestly, the take-no-shit boss in "The Devil Wears Prada," she had never had a man tell her that he related to one of her characters.
"He doesn't take real good care of himself," he told NPR's Terry Gross in a much-discussed "Fresh Air" interview.
Later, in a "Fresh Air" interview, she said she sympathized with the man but ultimately had a responsibility to the rest of the audience.
During NPR's Fresh Air interview with Braff and Lawrence, the show creator said that every single medical story on the show was handed to them by real physicians.
"If the show ended after one year, he was just going to be a figment of J.D.'s imagination," Lawrence said during NPR's Fresh Air interview.
OVER a year ago a producer for National Public Radio's "Fresh Air" interviewed me about whether my book, "Victor Fleming: An American Movie Master," would be worth the host Terry Gross's time.
Isis is now actively recruiting in eastern Afghanistan, using a daily Pashto language radio broadcast called "Voice of the Caliphate" to air interviews, appeals and songs.
He has given two remarkable Fresh Air interviews that tell the story well.
In the weeks to come, the network will air interviews with Thomas, Fonda, Arianna Huffington, Eve Ensler and Maria Elena Salinas.
On occasion he would invite composers or performers to sit down for an on-air interview.
