Times change. Young reporters grow old(er). Blonde hair makes way for grey. And ’80s mustaches get, well, left in the ’80s.
Here’s one of my first TV stories. I was freelancing for a show called World Report, a religion current-affairs program produced in Washington, D.C. by NC Broadcast News. It aired across the United States on PBS stations. The host is Paul Anthony. It was September of 1983 and I was all of 30 years old.
I didn’t know then that I’d spend most of my career in print. Sigh.
