How Long Was the Longest Interview in History: The Record Was Set in 2011 - and It's Hard to Believe
There are a huge number of short interviews - two-minute, five-minute, and so on.
There are also long conversations in a question-and-answer format - one hour, two hours, three hours.
And what was the longest interview in history?
The record was set in 2011 in Australia.
We are talking about an interview that lasted… 24 hours.
The longest interview
The unusual conversation began on December 11, 2011 at 10:00 and ended on December 12, 2011 at 10:00.
Thus, the interview lasted exactly 24 hours.
Australian radio host Richard Glover asked questions to his fellow countryman, writer Peter Fitz-Simons.
The interview was broadcast on one of Sydney's radio stations.
A huge number of questions were asked in 24 hours: not a single repetition was found.
The compilers of the Guinness Book of Records recorded the achievement.
The journalist and his interlocutor received not only a certificate, but also a sweet prize.
Earlier we told you about the oldest couple to get married: the groom is 103 years old, the bride is 91 years old.
