July 2013
Beginner
296 pages
8h 54m
English
| The Soapbox Question |
Once you’ve exhausted all your questions, you always want to give your subject a “soapbox question.” Essentially, you’re going to ask them: “Is there anything we didn’t cover or anything that you’d like to say to people about [the topic]?” This is your subject’s chance to get up on their “soapbox” and deliver an opinion or commentary about any aspect of the topic. I have found that the soapbox question is often the most passionate part of the interview with the best quotes. (Sometimes it will lead to a whole new segment of the interview and I’ll actually start a new tape.)
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