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95. Emmy-Winning Journalist Julian Phillips on Racial Inequality, Media Bias, and the Future of Journalism

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Send us Fan MailWhat makes a great conversation? Is it asking the right questions, truly listening, or simply being present?In this episode of Joy of the Hang, I sit down with Julian Phillips, an Emmy-winning journalist whose career has spanned more than three decades in television news, including national roles at Fox News and a year serving as Deputy Commissioner of Public Information for the New York City Police Department.After spending a lifetime telling other people's stories, Julian opens up about the power of meaningful conversation, the importance of curiosity, and why food often becomes the bridge that brings people together. We also explore what happens when we step away from the noise of our busy lives and rediscover the simple joy of human connection.From breaking news and high-pressure communication to sharing meals and creating community, Julian's journey reminds us that our most meaningful moments often happen around a table and within authentic conversations.In This Episode, We Discuss: What makes someone a great storyteller  Why curiosity is one of life's greatest gifts  Lessons learned from decades in television journalism  The role food plays in creating connection and community  How meaningful conversations can change our relationships  Why listening may be our most underrated skill  Finding purpose and reinvention in a new chapter of life Subscribe to Joy of the Hang for conversations that inspire connection, curiosity, and a more meaningful life.#JoyOfTheHang #JulianPhillips #Storytelling #Journalism #HumanConnection #Conversation #FoodCulture #Community #EmmyWinner #SocialWellnessSupport the show Be sure to click the Follow button so you never miss an episode of Joy of the Hang! Join the conversation with us on Instagram @joyofthehang. If you love what you hear, consider becoming a supporter of the show with a small monthly investment—it helps us keep bringing you inspiring stories, meaningful conversations, and great content week after week.

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