Interviewing teammates is a beneficial activity that improves connection and knowledge about team members.

“I really enjoyed it I think there's things that we talked about in that podcast where I've been Jalen's teammate for like three years now and uh you know you learned something new about your teammate right you connect with them a little bit more and you know I think that it's awesome I hope that we ”

She contends that podcasts where the guest is not required to adhere to a rigid structure or filter are more impactful and authentic.

“the first time i met her was like the only reason my podcast ever took off is because i didn't have guests i just want to thank you for bailing and i was like [ __ ] that is backwards backwards as hell”

She performs minimal research before her interviews because she wants to maintain a spontaneous, conversational flow rather than a rigid, professional interrogation style.

“I don't want it to be super like it's not supposed to be a real interview I'm not trying to like actually get but then I need to have some things in case it gets really awkward and I don't know what to talk about”

He expresses a dislike for talking about himself and questions the necessity of being interviewed.

“He doesn't like to talk about himself. He should never be doing an interview. He doesn't like to talk about himself. >> Don't need to be interviewed.”

He believes the TigerBelly podcast provides a unique and valuable fan experience.

“I was bent on Howard Stern a lot of people comment about my interview with Howard Stern but the tiger belly podcast is up there with fan love of my podcast radio appearances truth yeah yeah and I believe thank you so you must have liked more than mommy and dad listen like you must have real people t”

Podcast interviews allow fans to connect with the host's personality rather than seeing a performance.

“I think the difference they're a different kind of fan base because they really latch on to the human part of you they don't want to see a big performance they don't want to see broadcasting they're gonna be disappointed by this”

Billy Gunn expresses genuine appreciation for Chris Van Vliet's interview style, noting that he enjoys the intelligent and engaging nature of their conversations.

“I love chatting with you we've done I don't know half a dozen so if you were to say like if you were to pick one person that and I was actually thinking about this on the way over because it feels like No And it's a good thing because we've done a few of these even when you were like nothing”