In this episode of Behind the Spotlight, we sit down with multimedia producer, journalist, and editor Cassandra Hill, whose career has taken her from major newsrooms to some of the most remote corners of the world, spanning the Asia-Pacific, Papua New Guinea, China, the Solomon Islands, and as far as Timbuktu.
Cassandra shares the stories that have shaped her, the moments that reminded her why storytelling matters, and the responsibility that comes with amplifying grassroots voices across cultures and languages. From balancing creativity with deadlines, to navigating the impact of technology on journalism, she offers an honest look at the realities of modern storytelling.
We also explore her role as an educator mentoring the next generation of journalists, the skills that matter most today, and how creativity beyond journalism — through music, movement, and art, keeps her work grounded and human.
This conversation is a thoughtful reflection on listening deeply, telling stories with integrity, and staying connected to purpose in a rapidly changing media landscape.
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