Joe Little is an MMJ reporter and the Director of Storytelling at NBC San Diego.

He's outspoken, honest, and sometimes aggressive in giving his opinions on TV news. We discuss his hatred of stick microphones that identify the station they belong to, his reputation for creatively and effectively using himself in stories to demonstrate a point, how he covered 9/11 from the front lines and why you're doing yourself a huge disservice if you shoot video on your cell phone vertically.

Stanley Roberts is a reporter for CBS Phoenix who spent 20 years in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Stanley's famous for catching bad behavior on video, and confronting the wrongdoers. His segments connect so well with viewers because he finds the everyday, "quality-of-life" irritants that wouldn't normally make the news. We also discuss his career beginnings in Los Angeles as a photographer covering the OJ Simpson trial and the LA Riots.

Miguel Martinez-Valle is a bilingual reporter for both NBC and Telemundo Philadelphia.

We discuss his extensive coverage of immigrant issues and why language is so important to that, handling rowdy Eagles fans on live television, covering the Las Vegas mass shooting while having tickets to the concert, and why he decided to be publicly open about his sexuality.

Darcy Spears is the award-winning Chief Investigative Reporter for ABC Las Vegas.

We talk about her investigations related to the Las Vegas mass shooting and her wildly popular weekly segment 'Dirty Dining' where she confronts owners of restaurants that health inspectors have either shut down or scored with the most demerits for violations.

Darcy Spears is the award-winning Chief Investigative Reporter for ABC Las Vegas.

We talk about her recent investigations that have exposed animal abuse at local aquariums and shelters, why it can take years to get a story on the air, and how her reporting has directly led to changes in Nevada state law.

Nancy Loo has anchored and reported in New York City, Chicago and internationally. She's currently a morning reporter for WGN Chicago.

We talk about how she met her husband covering a coup attempt in the Philippines, going into labor during a newscast, anchoring for 8+ hours during the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, and the time she went viral for telling viewers not to be stupid.

Sherry Margolis is a veteran anchor at Fox 2 Detroit.

We talk about her secret to lasting so long in the business, her yearly "Tribute to the Troops" special, how she handles internet trolls, and the tragedy the Fox Detroit newsroom has dealt with recently.

Michael Perchick is a reporter for ABC 11 in Raleigh, North Carolina - one of just eight local TV stations owned and operated by Disney/ABC.

We talk about a 14-year-old rap sensation with several celebrity fans, the emotional interview with the wife of a crime victim that significantly impacted Michael, his award-winning coverage of the Texas education system, and the decision to move from sports to news.

Farrah Fazal is a conflict journalist who travels to the most dangerous parts of the world to report on conditions there.

In Part 2 of our conversation, we talk about how she deals with constant death threats, how she turned an outspoken enemy into a friend and trusted source, and the world exclusive interview she did with an American teenage terrorist convicted of helping ISIS.

Farrah Fazal is a conflict journalist who travels to the most dangerous parts of the world to report on conditions there.

In Part 1 of our conversation, we talk about her experience at the Syria/Lebanon border, reporting on immigration and drug cartels at the U.S./Mexico border and when she rescued a toddler from a Somali refugee camp, reuniting her with her mother in America.