Part 2 of the interview with Levon Aronian has been released on ICC ChessFM:
http://www.chessclub.com/chessfm/
From this index of all Chess Talk shows: http://www.chessclub.com/chessfm/index/watson/index.html it is possible to reach both the 10 minutes previews of each part (free for everyone) and the full shows (which requires an ICC account, also a free trial one).
Part 1 is 45 minutes long, part 2 is 1 hour, including 35 minutes analysis of his game Kamsky-Aronian, Corus 2009.
Topic varies from the start of his career in Armenia, his team’s Olympiad successes, his playing style, how computer has changed Chess, music and chess, the Candidates, anti drawing rules and much more.
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Here’s the blurb from chessFM page: CHESS TALK –
This month (Tue., 7 June ), replacing IM John Watson for now as guest host of Chess Talk will be international chess journalist Janis Nisii (Janis on ICC). Janis lives and works in Italy and has reported on several major elite tournaments for magazines such as New In Chess, Chess (UK), 64 (Russia), Europe Echecs (France), Jaque (Spain), Schach (Germany) and Torre & Cavallo (Italy).
And her very special guest in a two-part Chess Talk special needs no introduction, as it is world No.3 and recent candidate Levon Aronian. Levon Aronian has led tiny chess mad Armenia to two Olympiad Golds in 2006 and 2008 and his most recent victory was winning the final Amber Tournament in Monte Carlo.
Aronian is great.