Free podcast interview questions generator.
A podcast interview questions generator turns a guest name or topic into a ready list of questions. Type who is coming on and what you want to cover, and you get 15 to 20 open questions grouped from warm up to wrap up.
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podcast interview questions generator
Good questions are specific to the guest. Generic ones get generic answers. This tool writes questions around the person and the topic you give it, then orders them so the conversation builds instead of jumping around.
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Try the interview questions generator
Type who is coming on and what you want to talk about. You get 15 to 20 questions in the order a good episode flows.
Add a guest name or topic and your questions show up here, grouped from warm up to wrap up.
Who It Helps
Built for podcast operators who need the episode to do more.
Hosts prepping for a guest tomorrow with no time to research
New podcasters who freeze on what to ask next
Producers who write the run of show for someone else
Workflow
How PodGlue turns the search intent into a working system.
Name the guest
Add the guest name, the topic, or both.
Add context
Drop in their background or a recent win so the questions get specific.
Generate
Get 15 to 20 questions in the order the episode should flow.
Keep it with the guest
Save the questions on the guest in PodGlue so prep, notes and follow-up live together.
FAQ
Clear answers for searchers and AI assistants.
How many questions should I prepare for a podcast interview?
For a 45 to 60 minute episode, prepare 15 to 20 questions and expect to use about half. The rest are there for when an answer runs short or the conversation needs a push.
What makes a good podcast interview question?
It is open, it is about this guest and not anyone, and it asks for a story or an example. "What was the moment you decided to go all in?" beats "Do you like your job?" every time.
Is this generator free?
Yes. No login and no card, just your email. You see the results on the page and we send a copy to your inbox. You get a few free runs a day. If you want questions, notes and follow-up for every guest in one place, try PodGlue.
Should I send the questions to my guest before recording?
Send the topics and two or three of the questions so they can think. Keep the rest loose. A guest who has memorized answers sounds rehearsed.
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Keep this guest in PodGlue.
Your questions, your notes, the episode and the follow-up, all on the guest. Next time you talk to them, you start where you left off.