Gene V. Glass is presently Regents' Professor of both Educational Leadership and Policy Studies and Psychology in Education at Arizona State University. He won the Palmer O. Johnson Award for best article in the "American Educational Research Journal" in both 1968 and 1970. Dr. Glass has also served on the editorial boards of 13 journals and has published approximately 200 books, chapters, articles, and reviews. Dr. Glass is perhaps best known for his role in the development (starting in 1975) of the quantitative research synthesis technique known as meta-analysis, which has had a huge impact on the field of educational research. This semi-structured interview was conducted entirely by e-mail using an original list of questions developed to include topics Dr. Glass has written about, such as electronic journals and meta-analysis. The author hopes that this interview will inspire some to revive the state of educational research.