THE DJ SANJ PODCAST

“Can you give us a basic overview of what you do?”

This is a frequent opening question to establish the guest's expertise and define the topic for the audience.

“Was your ability or sensitivity something you were born with, or was it a learned process?”

This question explores the origin story of a guest's unique talent or perspective.

“How would you start the process for someone new to your field?”

The hosts often ask this to ground the guest's practice in a practical, relatable scenario.

“Who is making the creative decisions behind the technology's output?”

A specific, technical question that leverages the hosts' production background to uncover the human taste-making behind automated tools.

“How do you approach people who are skeptical about what you do?”

Asked towards the end of interviews to address potential audience doubts and understand the guest's resilience.

“What does 'ethical' actually mean in your specific line of work?”

This question is used to dig deeper into controversial or complex topics like AI.

“How does your practice compare or contrast with a related field like [Feng Shui]?”

Used to help the audience better understand a niche topic by comparing it to something more familiar.

“What are your thoughts on the idea that new technology like AI lacks 'soul'?”

This philosophical question is posed to guests, especially in tech, to explore the human element of their work.

“How does one know they're ready to start practicing this and helping others?”

This is asked to solicit actionable advice for listeners who might be inspired by the guest's journey.

“What is your business model and vision for the next 3-5 years?”

A forward-looking question asked near the end of business-focused interviews to understand long-term strategy.

“How do you reconcile your work with concepts like destiny or fate?”

This question is used in spiritual or philosophical conversations to explore deeper belief systems.