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In this episode of Lights, Camera, Learn, we talk with NBCUniversal reporter Ignacio Dominguez. Just a few years into his journalism career, he’s already covered the emotional and political sides of the immigration issue on the California/Mexico border and investigated the illegal world of cock fighting. He discusses the importance of empathy, hustle, and bilingual storytelling in connecting with diverse communities and building trust with sources. Ignacio also offers advice for aspiring journalists on gaining real-world experience, networking, and staying curious in a fast-paced, ever-evolving media landscape.
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