Interviews
On the right youll find links to some that I did for
Third
Way for which I also interviewed
the film director Werner Herzog
the historian Niall Ferguson
the human-rights activist Bianca Jagger
the childrens writer Michael Morpurgo
the social entrepreneur Steve Chalke
General Sir
Michael Jackson, then Chief of the General Staff
the journalists Johann Hari and Jon Snow
the MPs Donald (later Lord) Anderson, Alan Beith,
Martin Bell, Jeremy Corbyn, Iain Duncan Smith, Gary Streeter, Stephen Timms and Tom Watson, and the
then MEP Caroline Lucas
Sayeeda Warsi, the youngest member of the House of Lords
Cardinal Cormac Murphy-OConnor, Archbishop George Carey and Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali
the eco-activists Jonathon Porritt, Franny Armstrong, Kumi Naidoo, Zac Goldsmith, Tony
Juniper and Tamsin Omond, and the then leader of the Green Party, Natalie Bennett
the former All Black Vaaiga Inga
the Winger Tuigamala
as well as, with a colleague,
the performance artist Marina Abramovic
Mark Thompson, then head of Channel 4
David (now Lord) Puttnam
the satirist Mark Thomas
the journalists Nick Cohen and Simon Jenkins
Nick Griffin of the British National
Party
These were all part of the High Profile series of cover interviews that I commissioned and edited for Third Way for 23 years.
Since the magazine folded in early 2016, I have continued the series as an independent venture called High Profiles, for which I have interviewed the activists Polly Higgins, Alastair McIntosh, Bill McKibben and Salma Yaqoob and the politician Dominic Grieve.
I have done more conventional, written-up
interviews: for Sublime, of the father of fair trade,
Richard Adams,
the former Guantánamo prisoner Moazzam
Begg and the Inuit nominee for the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize Sheila
Watt-Cloutier; and for Church Times the multi-award-winning Canadian singer-songwriter Bruce Cockburn, the dissident Jewish blogger Robert Cohen, the award-winning human-rights journalist Dina Meza and the award-winning talkshow presenter James OBrien.
Over the years, I have secured interviews of almost
300 public figures, whether live
at The Nave or in
print for Third
Way or published online by High Profiles.
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