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THIS JUST IN — PART ONE WITH TIM RYAN
This week on This Just In, we kick off a special two-part conversation with a man who, for decades, was one of the most recognizable and trusted faces in North Texas television news — Tim Ryan.
In Part One, Tim takes Rich and Bryan on a remarkable journey through a long and illustrious career that began not in a newsroom, but in childhood — watching wall-to-wall coverage of a national political convention and realizing, even then, that storytelling and journalism were his calling.
It’s a fascinating, behind-the-scenes look at a career path that carried him from Chicago to Arizona, back to Chicago, and ultimately to Dallas, where he became a morning-news fixture for generations of viewers.
From early ambition to hard-earned credibility, newsroom lessons, career pivots, and the moments that shaped him along the way, Part One is about how a broadcaster is built — long before the anchor desk ever comes into view.
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By TexsonTHIS JUST IN — PART ONE WITH TIM RYAN
This week on This Just In, we kick off a special two-part conversation with a man who, for decades, was one of the most recognizable and trusted faces in North Texas television news — Tim Ryan.
In Part One, Tim takes Rich and Bryan on a remarkable journey through a long and illustrious career that began not in a newsroom, but in childhood — watching wall-to-wall coverage of a national political convention and realizing, even then, that storytelling and journalism were his calling.
It’s a fascinating, behind-the-scenes look at a career path that carried him from Chicago to Arizona, back to Chicago, and ultimately to Dallas, where he became a morning-news fixture for generations of viewers.
From early ambition to hard-earned credibility, newsroom lessons, career pivots, and the moments that shaped him along the way, Part One is about how a broadcaster is built — long before the anchor desk ever comes into view.