08. Josh Smith: You stay classy, Johnson City

from Johnson City Living · host Colin Johnson

I'm really excited to bring you today's episode of Johnson City Living, which features an interview with Josh Smith from WJHL-TV. Josh is familiar to all of us as the anchor, along with Sara Diamond, of WJHL's evening newscasts. He's one mustache away from being Johnson City's own Ron Burgundy. In our interview, we talk about what it's like covering news in a town we know and love, and how Johnson City is evolving. Today's interview is sponsored by the Colin & Carly Team at Keller Williams Realty here in Johnson City. Thanks to Colin Johnson for the sponsorship! Johnson City Living is a proud member of the Market Street Media family of podcasts. Let the team and Market Street Media help you start your very own podcast today!

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