Aside from the General Best Practices, there is a CSS style available to help you format your interviews. Here is an example of it in use.
To accomplish that look, after writing your article, you will have to make edits in text mode to set up the interview discussion as a definition list. Here is an example:
<dl class="interview"> <dt>Chopra:</dt><dd>We're incredibly proud of that.</dd> <dt>Lininger:</dt><dd>And again, this whole thing was for Audrey. As a dad of someone, who I really hope feels like she can do anything, that was the whole point.</dd> <dt>Chopra:</dt><dd>It's important for us to encourage kids to be creative and to go into creative fields and it's hard to imagine being able to really execute on your creative ideas 10, 15, 20 years from now without knowing something about code.</dd> </dl>
The spacing and line breaks were added only to make the example easier to read; WordPress will remove them if the article returns to visual mode, leaving it technically sound, but harder to read in text mode.
