This FOX 5 reporter discusses why he doesn't write packages or use scripts anymore in Washington DC, what it was like covering the 2019 World Series, and the advice he received at The Cheesecake Factory that changed his life.

Former WFTV Orlando reporter Marisa Mendelson talks about getting fired over a Periscope post, depression, success, and carving out her career as an actress in Los Angeles.

This former TV meteorologist describes why she decided to leave the local news business, what it's like to be interviewed by reporters in her new job, the two things she always brings to work, and whether she'll ever get back into TV.

This FOX 43 reporter is brand new to the game (sort of). Jamie was a producer and EP for 14 years before deciding in June 2019 to make the switch to on-air reporting. We talk about why she made that decision, what's been the most difficult part, and the advice she'd give to others considering a change.

KOB 4 meteorologist Eddie Garcia talks about his start in TV at age 16 and how he progressed from studio camera operator to floor director to video-journalist, to MMJ, to award-winning reporter, and now, to interim Chief Meteorologist in Albuquerque, NM.

Plus, what it was like being in a newsroom on 9/11 and the key ingredient to his success that he learned from his parents.

The FOX 4 morning reporter and rising star, Shannon Murray, details her favorite place to grab breakfast tacos in the DFW region, talks fans, the competition, and even ... credit card debt in this fun-filled episode of RPRTR.

Jay Plyburn, a reporter at 11 Alive in Atlanta, GA walks through the twists and turns of his career including his start as a 'weatherman', the time he was fired and hired in the same market, and why he thinks his Texas apartment was ... haunted.

This 27-year-old one-man-band for WCNC TV who used to follow me around when he was in college (true story) is now an award-winning journalist who talks with me about the importance of mental health for reporters, why he moved to Fargo, ND at age 19, and his goals in the media industry.

FOX 61 meteorologist Dan Amarante discusses his favorite rap artist, how he became famous at a Connecticut high school, and how he deals with critics of his forecasts.

FOX 46 Charlotte investigative reporter Matt Grant talks about his famous coworker Nick, the hip-hop dance meteorologist, how his reporting led a university to change its name, and the time when the billionaire owner of the Carolina Panthers helped a sick fan after seeing one of Matt's reports on Twitter.