Every interview you give is a dated, transcribed, third party page about you. Almost nobody collects them. Here is what to keep, where to put it, and how to make each appearance count twice.
Google scores content partly by how much it adds beyond what is already indexed. For a person, that means the facts that exist nowhere else online are the most valuable thing you can publish.
Press releases look like something only big companies do, which is exactly why one works for a person. The structure, a template, what to link, and the wires that take it for under $150.
What EEAT actually is, what each letter looks like as evidence about one person rather than a website, and a checklist of the signals that count.