Why Ana Kasparian Ditched Corporate Media To Became One of the First YouTube Journalists Decades Ago
February 19, 2026
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as posted by the channelEmily Jashinsky is joined by Ana Kasparian, Executive Producer & Host of “The Young Turks,” to discuss big changes in media, including YouTube’s rise as a dominant political media platform. Kasparian reflects on leaving CBS Radio to join “The Young Turks” in its early days, describing her dissatisfaction with scripted corporate media and her desire to do more substantive journalism. She emphasizes her deep respect for reporting, noting her investigative work with RealClearInvestigations and arguing that incentive structures—not individual journalists—are the core problem in corporate news. The conversation explores how transparency about viewpoint, rather than feigned neutrality, has become central to building trust in modern media.
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