ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What’s it like being in a male-dominated field? Well, sports anchor Tina Cervasio is here to tell us it’s now a womens’ game! On this episode of Formative, 8th grader, Tamia, takes a conversational spin on the uneven bars and sticks the landing with a deep-dive discussion on the reality (or not) of dramatized sports entertainment. We round the bend and get some tips for students considering a career in journalism before crossing the finish line.
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