A propos this, longtime reader and attorney John Bogart (who also has a PhD in philosophy) writes:

The Marshall interviews, whatever they are for folks in academia, are even more valuable to those of us in other contexts.  I am a devoted reader of them.  They are clear, largely jargon-free, short discussions of what a variety of philosophers are up to.  People like me, a lawyer, do not have colleagues down the hall to discuss what is going on in Phil Science, feminist theory, or Kant, or whatever.  The interviews have been a way to see a little of that.  They have been a public service, not just a service to philosophers.