ABOUT THIS EPISODE
After a decade in the local news business, Kaitlin left her top-10 market reporting job to start her own media company. Disillusioned with the trend towards "info-tainment" in local news, Kaitlin now strives to highlight fact-based stories that truly matter. We discuss her decision to leave the industry and the future of local news in this exciting episode. From a coyote attack "victim", to Hurricane Harvey, to tearing her ACL, it's all covered on RPRTR.
English
United States
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