Kirstin Stokes Smith Writes: practicing twitter interview format

I'm working on a project that involves producing a Twitter interview for a client. I've been reading lots of interviews on Twitter and reviewing other Twitter interview platforms in addition to some existing social media platforms. This is the conclusion that I'm reaching: if we're going to have a live Twitter interview, why should the participants & readers leave Twitter to do it and access it? It's so much cleaner and easier for the participants AND the readers to read it live on Twitter.

Also, the best way to access the transcript later is to create it and post it on a blog. I love how other people have done this and this is something that I'm about to experiment with right now. This evening my guest was @VegasAiredale: a saucy dog.

I've included the transcript below: