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He seems like a cool guy who knows his stuff from the articles I've read / the buddy we have in common, so so long as he has some decent questions he'd care to ask me and he doesn't mind café music playing in the background too much I don't think I'd have any reservations.
I used to say "no" to interviews most of the time because they don't really seem to drive new traffic or customers or sales from anything I can tell and otherwise just take up time and are a pain to schedule, but... I've been approaching it recently as a kind of "if I have the time, might as well get some interview practice in because you never know when you might need it." However, I have been noticing that recent podcasts I've done have been getting repetitive (I did I believe 4 of them over the past month and a half or so), so a few fresh questions would be nice if he's got any up his sleeve. Though I understand there are certain things that people are consistently interested in talking about ("Why do you recommend guys not try to be her boyfriend?" "Why do you say to move faster? How fast should you move?" etc.).
Anyway, I wouldn't worry about it too much one way or another. If Chris thinks I'm someone his listeners would want to hear from, he'll shoot a message over and we'll hash out any specifics.
Chase
