Sentence examples for long-form interviews from inspiring English sources

Mr. Costas, 53, said he welcomed the opportunity to do "long-form" interviews and was grateful that Mr. King thought the arrangement was "a good idea".

"Talk," meanwhile, which mixes long-form interviews with calls and e-mails from listeners, is broadcast by 407 stations and reaches 3.53 million listeners.

She is the former Interviews Editor of The Believer magazine and has conducted many long-form interviews with writers and artists.

After maintaining some distance from public life the past two years, Mr. Letterman announced in August that he would host a show on Netflix next year featuring long-form interviews in six hourlong episodes.

For 50 years, Plimpton served as the editor of The Paris Review, a literary quarterly devoted to new fiction and poetry as well as long-form interviews with established authors like Gore Vidal and Joan Didion.

Turnbull has been refusing most long-form interviews in favour of reassuring pictures for the nightly news, wearing virtual reality glasses or high-visibility vests, to reinforce the impression that he has economic management totally in hand.

Plus, the occasional long-form interview, and much, much more.

But after about 10 or 15 minutes he turns to a long-form interview.

Last week on his blog Ethan Iverson published a long-form interview on this subject with his former piano guru, Fred Hersch.

I see three archetypes of specialization supporting that basic work of the long-form interview; the archivist, the analyst, and the advisor.

Each show generally began with a roughly 10-minute monologue by Maron and then segued into a long-form interview, initially of fellow comedians but later of other performers, writers, directors, and musicians.