I Am Not a Weather Girl Podcast

I Am Not a Weather Girl Podcast
Podcast Description
From national TV anchors to broadcast coaches, Stephanie interviews inspiring women in media to learn about their lives and careers, with the goal to help listeners excel and thrive in their own.
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Content Themes
The podcast centers around themes of career navigation, personal struggles, and the media industry, with episodes that explore topics like the challenges of balancing motherhood and a media career, as well as insights on effective journalism from experienced professionals. For example, listeners can expect discussions on the dynamic nature of reporting and interviews with notable women like Chelsea Edwards who share their unique paths.

From national TV anchors to broadcast coaches, Stephanie interviews inspiring women in media to learn about their lives and careers, with the goal to help listeners excel and thrive in their own.
Brigitte Truong has solidified herself as a go-to source in Canada for the latest in lifestyle and entertainment. She serves as a TV correspondent for ”Breakfast Television” in Toronto and is a host of a digital series called ”Sister Cities” for USA Today. She is also a producer and digital content creator for movies and TV shows in Canada. Plus, she also has her own podcast! In addition to her career duties, we talk about her upbringing, her wild work schedule, and how to break into the freelance hosting world. Brigitte wears a million hats and is nothing short of inspiring. Here's her story!

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