1)I notice that during the farm story we listened to, you act as a sort of narrator and use clips from your interview of your subjects talking instead of clips of you asking the questions. What kind of stories does this method work best for?
2) Where do you think is the ideal place to interview your subjects for a story in order to get the most honest and genuine interview? In their home, in your studio, or in neutral place?
3) When doing a story about a crisis, for example, the mine collapse in Utah, do you find it hard to attain concrete details about the actual severity of the situation because officials are afraid of leaking information that will scare the public? How do you get details from sources unwilling to share?
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