Chat
Interview
Interview noun - The questioning of a person (or a conversation in which information is elicited); often conducted by journalists.
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Synonyms for Interview
Chat and interview are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Chat" instead a noun "Interview".
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| good | good chat | good interview |
| long | long chat | long interview |
| brief | brief chat | brief interview |
| short | short chat | short interview |
| Other adjectives: public, entire, serious, disastrous, private, above, next, last, different, lengthy, recent, audio, online. | ||
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Both words in one sentence
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Audience Participation - There is a live chat during the show, and the hosts will sometimes solicit questions for interview guests or interact with the chat in some way on the air.
Source: Podcast / Nitro Game Injection - Two in-universe occurrences in Law & Order: In the first, the host of a chat show "accidentally" lets slip the location of an interview of a convicted child molester to the child's father, in the hope he will attack or kill the molester on live TV.
Source: Ratings Stunt - The Ditz: Amy Sheckenhausen from Vice City's K-Chat fits this trope perfectly, flirting with her famous or attractive guests and, until the end of an interview, being completely oblivious to the fact that one of her guests was promoting bestiality.
Source: Radio / GTA Radio
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