- I’m learning toward interview/conversational because I want the podcast to be about bringing people together because I think they should meet each other.
- I believe it will start with an introductory essay on a theme that connects with the people I’ll be inviting into the conversation. Then move into the conversation. I’d like to end with some lessons from the episode and/or rapid questions and/or recommendations about who to introduce to someone next.
- I suspect my tone will be authentic, a little rough around the edges, and enthusiastic. Light and excited to eavesdrop on a (first) conversation between people.
- Bright and breezy: Ketsa on the FMA is getting my attention at this point.
- Sound effects are really not my thing, so I’ll be avoiding exploring that option unless someone presents a strong argument that I need it.
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I like the idea of a podcast as a series of introductory conversations, Chris — that’s a really neat idea, and not something I have heard explored elsewhere. And I think that musical vibe is the exact right choice!