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33:52Now PlayingI traded late nights and low wages for a voice and a mission. I had no media background. No connections. I was frustrated that the news didn't reflect the reality I lived in America, so I started posting. Everyone around me underestimated me, but now they listen.
People like me don't have a shot in traditional news media, but algorithms carried my content to screens across the country, and I found a community I never knew was out there. It turns out the working class has a voice—and I found mine online.
In this video, I answer your Q&A about my jump from bars to broadcast, with some fun answers in-between, like: how I feel about living in Iowa and whether I take after my mom or dad.
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