This podcast episode features Connie Chung, who candidly shares her journey of navigating sexism in the male-dominated field of television news and reflects on her long-standing marriage to Maury Povitch. Chung recounts the critical moments that shaped her career, including her experiences with sensationalized journalism during significant events like the O.J. Simpson trial, and emphasizes the importance of networking, supportive partnerships, and maintaining journalistic integrity amidst industry pressures. Through personal anecdotes and insightful observations, she highlights the evolution of journalism and the need for objective reporting in a shifting landscape dominated by sensationalism.
