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#31 Doug Burns - VP & co-owner of newspaper the HERALD | Unfiltered Podcast

May 22, 2022 • Philip • Season 2 • Episode 31

As someone who has a career out of chasing and reporting stories, Doug Burns has stories that a 1 hour podcast doesn't have time to contain. This includes how as a reporter he has gotten access to interview several high ranking politicians, INCLUDING a former POTUS.

A decorated and seasoned journalist, Doug Burns also talked in depth about his experience being adopted, and while still not knowing his birth parents, he has peace and contentment about both his past and who he currently is.

He wasn't the only member of his family who was adopted, as he also has a Vietnamese sister.

Being a journalist during times like the present that can be, on occasion, tumultuous and controversial, Doug talks about how his exposure to different races and cultures has been an advantage, and what he is doing in the present to promote racial wellness for anyone who is willing to engage in that conversation.

Listen in and comment your impressions as we dive into a conversation with Doug Burns, Herald newspaper VP and journalist.