Jonathan Walsh

Labels. Lots of them thrown around about people. What if the only label we used is "human being"? Then what would happen?

Who all is in favor of pretend "news?" Information presented without the basic fundamental of both sides of a story or, at the very least, trying to get the other side and they declined interviews. Do people just want echo-chamber information or more well-rounded, foundational forms of journalism? Because, I get confused about what seems to be getting a ton of attention and it's not objective, both-sides, let's-put-the-facts-on-the-table journalism. Any thoughts on this?

Over the holidays, we hit Toronto's sites and sounds! Got to see some historic homes and great views of the city. Really good food there. We did have to drive 4 hours in an ice storm to get there, experience 50 MPH winds, snow, rain, and cold. But definitely a cool city. Happy Friday-Eve!!!

This is my amazing grandfather just before he married my awesome grandmother. They always bring a smile to my face. I came across these pictures as I was saving photos. They were so supportive, even allowing me to live with them when I was an intern at a news network in Georgia. I believe I have grandpa's hairline (ha!), but they both gave me a lot of love. We all need that support system. People who care. People who recognize the effort it takes to do things in the right way. He wrote me letters of encouragement when I was in college. I still have them. It's a reminder of those who have shown us the way, cheered us on, and provided an environment for us to succeed.