Sneakerjagers

“What do you have on your feet today?”

This is the show's signature opening question for hosts and guests alike, immediately centering the conversation on sneakers.

“What was the last thing you bought for yourself?”

Asked during general conversation to understand a guest's current collecting habits and personal taste.

“Has the legacy of your old group ever stood in your way?”

Aimed at guests with famous past projects, this question delves into the challenges of forging a new identity.

“How did you get into the world of [vintage/your field]?”

A key question used to transition into the main interview, focusing on the guest's origin story.

“Which period of your life most shaped you as an artist?”

This question invites guests to reflect on their creative and personal development.

“Was your motivation the business, or being part of the culture?”

A follow-up to the origin story, seeking to understand the deeper 'why' behind the guest's career choice.

“Did you expect to still be doing this at this age?”

Asked of veteran guests to explore their perspective on career longevity and evolution.

“What are the pitfalls of being a collector who also buys for a store?”

This question explores the professional and personal conflicts inherent in the guest's line of work.

“Have you ever had someone in your store claim an item is fake?”

Connects a general news topic (fakes in the industry) directly to the guest's professional experience.

“How do you determine the value of your items?”

A direct question about business mechanics, usually asked towards the end of the interview.

“What do you enjoy most when you look at the current Dutch hip-hop scene?”

Leverages the guest's expertise to get their take on the state of the industry.

“Are there any artists on your bucket list you'd still like to work with?”

A forward-looking question asked near the end of the interview to inquire about future ambitions.

“If you had to give your younger self some advice, what would it be?”

A classic closing question designed to elicit a reflective, advice-oriented answer.