u/Scott2929

People on this sub often talk about the lack of quality of many guests, especially a lot of the right-wing ones.

It seems each podcast episode is a significant production in pre-interview research. It is also clear that Klein has a vision of the conversation he is hoping to have with his guests, that his interviewee's sometimes completely ignore.

I wonder if the high cost in terms of time and resources leads to guests that don't make any sense end up still getting published just to meet the monthly quotas/out of a sense of sunk costs.

Have they ever talked about what percentage (if any) of their interviews end up on the cutting room floor?