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Host Peter McCully chats with Pamela Martin, longtime B.C. news anchor and journalist, discussing the enriching aspects of her retirement, her journey in journalism and her current dedication to volunteer work, particularly with organizations like Coastal Mental Health and the Pacific Autism Family Network.
Martin broke barriers as the first female reporter at CKNW news radio in the 1970s, with her unique perspective on stories, earning her a spot on the anchor desk at BCTV.
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Post-journalism, Martin embraced a role as the director of engagement for Premier Christy Clark, reflecting on the transition, the golden age of television news and the experience of interviewing global figures like Fidel Castro and Bill Clinton.
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