De Core Podcast

“How would you define people who watch our videos but don't subscribe to the channel?”

A recurring opening question used to create an inside joke with the audience and guest.

“Which of these famous people with your name are you?”

The opening move of their 'Homonyms Game', a signature segment to introduce a guest in a playful way.

“What ingredients would go in the sandwich named after you?”

A recurring food-related bit designed to reveal a guest's personality through their tastes.

“Would you rather [bad option A] or [bad option B]?”

The core question of the 'Meno Peggio' (Less Bad) game, posing a difficult or humorous hypothetical choice.

“What are two 'de core' songs by other artists that are important to you?”

Used near the end of the interview to learn about a guest's key musical influences and tastes.

“What's the one thing you're worst at in life?”

A question designed to reveal a relatable flaw or a humorous, self-deprecating story.

“If you woke up tomorrow as the mayor of Rome/Naples, what's the first thing you would do?”

A signature hypothetical used to elicit a creative or humorous response about the guest's connection to their city.

“What's a dream project you have, or who would you love to work with?”

A frequent question towards the end of the show to understand a guest's future professional aspirations.

“What is your 'happy thought' or 'Neverland' that protects you from all negativity?”

The show's signature closing question, designed to end the interview on a positive and personal note.

“Do people on the street always expect you to be funny?”

Asked specifically to comedians to explore the pressures of maintaining a public comedic persona.

“What is your first 'de core' (heartfelt) memory from your childhood?”

Used to explore a guest's origins and personal history early in the conversation.

“What is the secret to [Neapolitan comedy, your craft, etc.]?”

Invites the guest to reflect on the essence of their profession or cultural background.