If Palmer is a unique talent on the pitch, he is unique to interview, as well. Short shrift is his default setting; plenty of his answers are monosyllabic, some just a sound hmmm.
Howerdel expressed his current writing process, stating, 'I'm in a not-sleeping-much and self-discovery mode. When I'm writing music, I've been full night-terror...'. This captures his intense creative phase.
"The interviews were pretty strange," Qureshi said on the podcast. "You'd be chatting about philosophy for an hour and a half and it would very much just be like he would pick a topic out of thin air."
"It's the most difficult thing I've ever done," she says, when we sit down to chat in a suite in a Dublin hotel. "The first year I did it, I was sweating bullets."
In a distinctive marketing twist, Anna Sokratov suggests using a galvanized steel trash can as the mascot for Jeppson's Malört, reflecting the product's perceived unappeal yet enduring quality. This unexpected approach effectively captures the essence of Malört’s branding.