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Very true - for example, we broadcast on the radio (on the amazing WRUW-FM) and potentially anyone in the Cleveland metro area could listen. If we want to keep them engaged with our show, we have to provide some sort of background. Usually what we try to do - and what I think we did pretty well here - is condense the "exposition," as it were, into the first ~20 minutes of interview (our first segment, usually, barring the technical difficulties we had during this one), and then move on to more unique questions. Not everyone is able to do that, though, and what we consider unique questions are sometimes ones people have already thought of

That's up to Ross - I just meant that we know what to fix for the next time we do a live Skype interview. But we'd definitely love to have him back sometime - maybe to talk about this mysterious new project, once it happens...

60% of the time, it works 100% of the time. We think we've got it figured out for next time we do a live Skype interview - hopefully. The biggest upside to Skype is that if the person you're talking with has a good sound setup - like Ross does - the quality of the sound is great.

Hey guys, one-half (Max) of the show here. First, sorry about the technical issues - though we've done Skype-based interviews before, they were always done in a different studio than the one we were in for this show, and since the station is 100% live broadcast all the time, there really wasn't a way to check the equipment in the on-air studio beforehand to make sure it worked the same way. Still, our bad; happily things went well after that. Also, the "supervisor" is actually the gentleman who hosts the show after ours - he thought we were playing a pre-recorded interview when in fact we were live. The wonders of radio! Hope you all enjoy the interview, though! Thanks again to Ross for coming on.