Join Michael in his conversation with Jane Ferguson about her recent memoir, No Ordinary Assignment, which chronicles her journey from childhood in Northern Ireland in the midst of sectarian violence to becoming one of the most decorated war correspondents in a generation.

“It’s a clear signal that traditional political metrics no longer align with public sentiment,” Fareed states.

As we reflect on Charles Osgood’s legacy, it's essential to consider what his loss means for the media business and the shifting dynamics of storytelling.

With over a decade of experience in print and broadcast journalism, Carleton brings her wealth of knowledge to enhance Prosek's capabilities in traditional wealth and alternative asset management accounts.

In the wake of countless newsroom layoffs and the ever-creeping influence of generative AI, those struggling to find stable work in the media industry can go on to have fruitful careers in PR.

As long as Sandy Murillo can remember, she was fascinated with the news.  "I was the weird kid that liked watching the 5pm and 10pm news on TV, and listening to the news on radio," she laughs.