Matt Wolfe shares his AI prep routine for podcast interviews. He uses specific prompts with disambiguating context to avoid pulling info on the wrong person, then asks the AI to generate engaging questions instead of corporate ones.
This is the type of thing I'll do before every single podcast. I'll give it a prompt like, I'm interviewing Matt Wolf, the YouTuber and creator of Future Tools, on my podcast today. What should I ask him to ensure an engaging, educational, and entertaining episode? So that's the prompt that I like to give. I always like to give extra context just in case, like, somebody else has that same name. Like, there's a professional golfer named Matt Wolfe. And so if I just say, like, what should I ask Matt Wolfe? It'll be like, how do I drive the ball farther? Or whatever, Right? So I wanted to make sure I gave that additional context. So I know it's going to pull up the right Matt Wolf. But then I also don't want it to just ask, like, boring questions about the company. Right? Like, let's say I plugged in somebody that works at HubSpot or something like that. I don't want it to give me questions like, what are HubSpot's new initiatives for 2025? You know, like, I want them to be engaging, educational, and entertaining. So very, very specific in the way I prompt it.
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