Interviews
Talks and interviews are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Talks" instead the word "Interviews" as a noun or a verb.
Talks
Talks noun - A discussion intended to produce an agreement.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Big interviews Hurricane Hal, who talks about the 'slipstream' that lets speedsters do a lot of their magic, and creative uses for it.
Source: Blog / Villains Victorious -
Unlike many of the creators here, he has come to appreciate these projects, and talks in interviews about doing a potential companion piece to The Fly.
Source: Creator / David Cronenberg -
Perhaps to deliberately invoke this trope, she never talks about her body in her videos, and the interviews she's done gloss over it as well.
Source: Elephant in the Living Room
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