The most interesting part about the recording industry was seeing the machines that they used at the time. Such bulky, unrefined things were able to create some of the best music that's stilled being listened to to this day. The most prominent pieces to come from them being Dark Side of The Moon, which is quite literally an otherworldly album. Those experimental sounds wouldn't have been possible without recording machines. The early radio situation just seemed really funny to me. The thought of a random person jumping into another's stream and saying whatever is so hilarious. The other situation that was really funny was the one about the guy who made people believe the world was being invaded by aliens. People were really terrified of something they had absolutely no way of confirming, Congrats to the guy though, he got famous because the stunt. Interviewing someone has been something I put off for a bit, but not intentionally. Complications arose that prevented me from interviewing the person I wanted the interview so I went with someone else. Once I got into the interview, I feel like I asks the right questions and got a good amount of information to work with.