Helen Zaltzman – The Dinner Party Download "It's what I listen to when I can't figure out what mood I'm in, because it has everything: interviews, music, food, drinks, jokes".
As he stands and picks up his BlackBerry, preparing to head to a meeting across town, he suddenly seems a little lonesome for someone who is everywhere at once, doing everything, interviewing everyone.
I expected him to bring up one of his toe-to-toe, fist-to-chin, ask-anything-and-everything interviews.
Why do you think that might be, and you can also look at numbers, you know, this is the number of letters that you've sent to GPs [general practitioners] how come so and so sends this many letters and you only do this many letters, you know, because you've got absolutely everything there" (interview, IT professional, site H).
Unlike most new bands – who will say yes to everything from interviews with celeb mags to posing for sponsored Instagrams – Chvrches spend most of their time saying no.
First look review: The Theory of Everything Eddie Redmayne interviewed The Theory of Everything is released in the UK on 2 January.
Two old friends talking about life, family dynamics and Toy Story as they walk to a country pub: The Adam Buxton Podcast is everything an interview-driven podcast should be.
The festival schedules so many screenings that it is all but impossible to see every film from the main competition unless you jettison everything else (interviews, special events, filing copy, the films in sidebar competitions, sleeping).
Hosts from Richard and Judy to Phil and Fern and Ruth and Eamonn have done everything from interviewing a former US President to carrying out the first televised prostate examination – and always with a phone-in to keep viewers involved.
Truly everything, from interviews with as many of the surviving engineers as possible in the 1990s, to the institute's cafeteria manager's unexpected history testing Blériot monoplanes in 1912, and the director's complaint in 1946 that the engineers were putting too much sugar in their tea.
I've made a living doing everything from interviewing Charlton Heston, writing instructions for banking software, taking census data, driving a fork lift, cutting open boxes at a K-Mart warehouse and shoveling horse manure.
