Pre-game interviews

None?

Post-game interviews

• Rome Neal at CBSNews.com (3/17/04): "Ethan Knew Time Was Short"
• Angel Cohn at TVGuide.com (3/19/04): "Survivor's Ethan Ejected"
• SurvivorOz podcast interview (10/23/14): "Ethan Zohn Interview"

Thanks to Muneeb Khan (@MUK734) for his help in compiling this list.

Pre-game interviews

• Sangita Patel for ET Canada (1/15/20): "Ethan Zohn Says Being on Survivor Season 40 'Is An Absolute Miracle'"
• Mike Bloom at Parade.com (1/15/20): "All About Ethan Zohn"
• Dalton Ross at EW.com (1/16/20): "Ethan Zohn on how 'I didn't feel I'd be alive long enough' to play Survivor again"
• Gordon Holmes at XfinityTV.com (2/12/20): "Ethan Zohn - 'The Internet Barely Existed When I Played'"

Post-game interviews

• None yet.

From his official CBS Survivor: All-Stars cast bio page:

"Since being declared the winner of Survivor: Africa, Ethan Zohn has founded "Grassroot Soccer," a non-profit organization which trains Africa's professional soccer players to teach children about HIV/AIDS prevention (www.grassrootsoccer.org). Additionally, he is a national spokesperson for America Scores, an organization that helps inner city kids participate in educational soccer programs. He has done extensive charity work for the Elizabeth Glazer Pediatric Aids organization and YouthAids, along with the Colon Cancer Alliance. He has participated in numerous speaking engagements, appeared in a Hewlett Packard commercial, hosted numerous MTV specials and appeared in various other television and print media. He most recently served as the coach of the U.S. National Maccabiah Team at the Pan American Maccabi Games in Chile.

In 2002, Ethan hosted "Ethan Zohn's Zone," an online journal summarizing the events of the 2002 World Cup in Korea/Japan. His accounts provided fans with a behind-the-scenes look inside the U.S. Soccer Team and the event itself. He also competed in Eco-Challenge Fiji with fellow Survivor alumna, Jenna Lewis. "

Excerpts from his official CBS Survivor: Winners at War cast bio page (1/15/20):

"Hobbies: Inventing useless gadgets, chopping and stacking wood, and chasing cats with my laser.

Pet peeves: Weird bagel flavors. It's not a bagel unless it's sesame, poppy, plain, or everything.

Three words to describe you: Compassionate, neurotic, and funny. I'm really, really funny.

When did you first watch Survivor? I've been watching since Richard Hatch first took advantage of CBS' ability to pixelate a moving image.

Do you still watch Survivor? I wouldn't miss it for the world!

What is your inspiration in life? Helping people in big and small ways. From working with big organizations that help kids stay healthy, like Grassroot Soccer, to speaking with patients about surviving and thriving in life after a cancer diagnosis.

What is one way playing Survivor changed your life? Oh, let me count the ways! In the "pinball machine" of life, one thing can change everything about a person's life. Survivor was that one thing. It gave me opportunities that I only dreamed of, I got to see the world, help make small differences in people's lives, got to meet incredible people across the globe, and brought joy and laughter to my family from all the crazy stories I got to tell after each adventure.

As Survivor approaches Season 40 and celebrates 20 years on television, what does it mean to be a part of the legacy? 19 years ago I got let go from a job, had a day off in NYC, and sent a VHS audition tape into CBS on a lark the day before it was due. What happened next literally changed the trajectory of my life. This show has brought happiness and memories to so many people around the world, and it's cool to be a small part of that.

How will you play differently than you have in your past seasons? The last time I played this game was in 2004 on Survivor: All Stars... there were no Idols, hidden clues, advantages, or ways to get back into the game. And get this — we actually had to survive! The game has changed and so have I. I plan to adapt, have fun and push my mind, body, and spirit to the max."