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This week on This Just In, Bryan and Rich go behind the lens with legendary TV investigative reporter Becky Oliver. Her fearless undercover work exposed corruption, sparked reform, and often put her in danger. As Becky puts it, “Every story I did, somebody wanted to sue me — or kill me.” TJI goes undercover, sort of, to expose the secrets of investigative journalism. Becky Oliver was 1 of 1 in the DFW TV market for investigative reporting. She tells us the inside stories and the danger of standing up for the public interest. Don't miss this one. Share it on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
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