Questions are a superpower. If you know how they work, you can go anywhere.
Your problem:
You’re hosting interviews,
but struggling with structure and a clear thread? You want your interviews to feel like real, engaging conversations, but you get stuck when it comes to follow-up questions?
You’re giving interviews,
but the moment the mic’s on, you freeze and stop sounding like yourself? You want to get your message across, but end up tangled in your words?
You’re leading a team,
but the sense of “we” is missing? Your meetings keep going in circles instead of opening up new perspectives?
The solution:
Understanding questions and asking better questions, with these journalist insights:
Podcast Training
Learn how to lead with structure and ask questions that spark real, memorable conversations.
→ For interviews that flow and stick
Interview Training
Get inside a journalist’s mind, stay cool under pressure and nail your message.
→ For answers that land, even to tough questions
Team Workshop
Ask better questions. Listen deeply. Build trust.
→ For real connection and stronger team bonds
What my clients say
Teacher | Author | Podcaster
Saskia Niechzial
Executive Director of University Liaison Office in New York
Dr. Katja Simons
Osteopath for body, mind & soul
Korinna Söhnholz
About me
I’m a reporter, multimedia journalist, and filmmaker.
My work takes me around the world, where I meet extraordinary people and tell their stories. I spent several years living in New York City, reporting from across the US for German television as a freelance correspondent.
Before that, I worked as a presenter for Germany’s public broadcaster WDR and as a reporter for RTL, Europe’s largest private media network.
Over more than ten years in journalism, I’ve seen the power of asking the right questions. They build trust, open doors, and reveal what truly moves people.
In my media training and team workshops, I show people without a journalistic background how effective smart, learning-oriented questions can be, whether on stage, in a podcast, in a meeting, or in a private conversation.
My seminars are interactive, practical, and based on real experience: From thousands of interviews and the deep conviction that connection does not begin with the right answers, but with the right questions.
Interviews conducted
Questions asked
Stories told
Stories that move
Johanna tells stories through moving images.
As a reporter, she immerses herself in foreign ways of life and makes them accessible to her audience. Her films tell the stories of people who leave conventional paths, take risks, and often make uncomfortable decisions. Johanna raises the question of why – with genuine interest, an open mind, and a desire to understand what drives people. Her curiosity takes her to places where others have long turned back:
