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Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&A with John Sherman, well known locally as a TV reporter, once a question on Jeopardy and now CEO of Storyfarm in Baltimore. John...
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&A with Lisa Nicole Matthews, the 114th President of The National Press Club and a 20-year-plus veteran of the Associated Press,...
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&A with Allison Seymour, who left the morning show at WTTG-TV, FOX 5 D.C., after two decades and is now anchor on WUSA9's "Get Up...
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&A with Kathleen Cairns, a TV reporter in Baltimore since FOX45's inception in 1991. She's a decorated journalist, with more than...
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&A with Karen Gray Houston, who spent 41 years as a print and broadcast journalist. She retired in 2014 after almost 20 years at...
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&A with Cheryl Conner Costello, who has worked as a TV reporter in the Washington, D.C., and Baltimore markets, including WJLA-TV...
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&A with Andrea Roane who joined WUSA-TV in Washington, D.C., in 1981 and, over the years, anchored morning, afternoon, and late...
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&A with Marianne Banister, the first Baltimore journalist in our series. She has worked as both an anchor and reporter in Los...
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&A with Shawn Yancy. Yancy kicked off 2021 by joining WRC-TV, also known as NBC4. Prior to NBC4, Yancy spent 19 years at WTTG-TV...
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&A with Andrea McCarren, who was a reporter for nine years at Channel 9/WUSA in Washington, D.C. Her professional career includes...
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&A with John Sherman, well known locally as a TV reporter, once a question on Jeopardy and now CEO of Storyfarm in Baltimore. John...
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&A with Lisa Nicole Matthews, the 114th President of The National Press Club and a 20-year-plus veteran of the Associated Press,...
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&A with Allison Seymour, who left the morning show at WTTG-TV, FOX 5 D.C., after two decades and is now anchor on WUSA9's "Get Up...
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&A with Kathleen Cairns, a TV reporter in Baltimore since FOX45's inception in 1991. She's a decorated journalist, with more than...
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&A with Karen Gray Houston, who spent 41 years as a print and broadcast journalist. She retired in 2014 after almost 20 years at...
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&A with Cheryl Conner Costello, who has worked as a TV reporter in the Washington, D.C., and Baltimore markets, including WJLA-TV...
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&A with Andrea Roane who joined WUSA-TV in Washington, D.C., in 1981 and, over the years, anchored morning, afternoon, and late...
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&A with Marianne Banister, the first Baltimore journalist in our series. She has worked as both an anchor and reporter in Los...
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&A with Shawn Yancy. Yancy kicked off 2021 by joining WRC-TV, also known as NBC4. Prior to NBC4, Yancy spent 19 years at WTTG-TV...
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&A with Andrea McCarren, who was a reporter for nine years at Channel 9/WUSA in Washington, D.C. Her professional career includes...
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