So I'm off to write a how-to article for my journalism class. We each picked out a different topic from slips of folded paper in a mug. I picked out how to clean a fish. Perfect. Simple. Classic. As I'm sitting here jotting down some questions I plan to ask, I decide to Google some good interviewing tips (we do have a journalism textbook with a great chapter on interviewing skills, but it never hurts to look up different ideas, right?). Here's a great piece I found with some practical advice:

13 Simple Journalist Techniques For Effective Interviews