A practical demonstration of how not to be interviewed…

I think I am a good interviewer because I am interested in finding out how people think and interested in the editing of reality to make it seem real – if you transcribe what people actually say, it is full of unfinished half-sentences, digressions and inconsistencies.

But, equally, I make a very bad interviewee because I do not particularly care what impression I make. As this interview, recorded after the two-hour Malcolm Hardee Awards Show at the recent Edinburgh Fringe, demonstrates…

To paraphrase Malcolm, it is also best not to be interviewed on an empty head.