Can you keep the rights to your audio interviews? There is no reason why you should give up the publishing rights to your audio. I mean, why would you? There may be a case where if you have an interview with someone, they told you that you can’t have the rights to do anything with the interview, but why would they give you the interview if they didn’t want a promotion? It will be understood that once you have the interview you will use it as a tool to publicize them.

Therefore, you will need to be in control of your interview layout to get them more business, more notoriety, or better distribution. So that part, if you needed the rights to that interview and you wanted to use it to promote it or use it to sell a product, maybe you should get it as an understanding in advance. But I don’t think there is really any reason why someone should retain the publishing rights. I guess it all depends. I’ve never had a problem with that in the past.

So for any guy who says they won’t give you the publishing rights, there are probably 20 other experts in that field who would be willing to do it, just pass it on to someone else. There are many people to interview, many experts. That is my answer to that; If they are unwilling to grant you the rights, then you should find someone else who is.