What if you asked everyone you knew the same seven questions?

How do you think the answers would change between people of different backgrounds,

professions, even stages of life?

Do some questions send us all down completely different roads?

Are there some answers that ring true for all of us? I'm Mini Driver, and this was the

idea I set out to explore in the first season of my podcast, Mini Questions. In season one, I asked

every guest the same set of seven questions, questions about the inflection points in their life,

what they're curious about, the qualities they like

least about themselves, and what relationships have defined love for them. From music legend, Dave

Grohl. The first time I saw a band play on a stage, I was in this dark bar that smelled like

bleach and beer, and they started playing playing and like my chest was against the stage

and so I was like this is what I'm doing for the rest of my life to television host hoda

copby you know you always want an added girl from your dad but instead when you don't have that

you're like I guess there's more this mountain to climb I hadn't gotten sick, I wouldn't have the guts.

Like, I wouldn't have the courage.

I would have never asked.

I would have waited.

Like, I usually do.

But instead, it was urgent.

To Amazonian tree frog enthusiast and celebrated actor, comedian and writer, Stephen Fry.

Well, I think first love is fictional love to some extent. It's so overwhelming.

Its expectations are so high.

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