Brendan Rivers is a Podcast Producer at WJCT Public Media. He specializes in storytelling and audio production, focusing on themes that resonate with local communities and engage listeners through compelling narratives. Brendan's work has also been featured in the University of South Florida and WABE.
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Brendan Rivers focuses on local news, particularly in Jacksonville, Florida with a strong emphasis on government announcements and events. His coverage includes politics, government & politics, and health-related topics.
Given his focus on local events and government announcements in Jacksonville, pitches should highlight unique angles related to the city's political landscape or recent developments that impact the community. Additionally, offering insights into ongoing evolving stories within these themes may be of interest to Brendan.
Sources with expertise in local governance or those directly impacted by relevant policies in Jacksonville would likely resonate well with Brendan's coverage. Offering perspectives from key figures involved in local elections or environmental initiatives could also align closely with his reporting interests.
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Tariffs have become a hallmark of President Donald Trump's second term, but the on-again, off-again taxes on imports have led to uncertainty in the economy.
On this week’s episode of “Plugged In,” hosts Sam Gringlas and Rahul Bali catch up on the fast-moving Republican primary to challenge Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff in 2026.
By: Brendan Rivers, Rahul Bali, Sam Gringlas
Former President and Georgia native Jimmy Carter created the U.S. Department of Education and the Federal Emergency Management Agency back in 1979.
By: Sam Gringlas, Jess Mador, Brendan Rivers, Rahul Bali, Chamian Cruz
On this week's episode of "Plugged In," we give an update on the CDC shooting investigation and how the incident is the latest example of increasing threats, and sometimes violence, directed at public officials and institutions.
By: Sam Gringlas, Rahul Bali, Jess Mador, Brendan Rivers, Chamian Cruz
On this week's episode of "Plugged In," we give an update on the CDC shooting investigation and how the incident is the latest example of increasing threats, and sometimes violence, directed at public officials and institutions.
By: Brendan Rivers, Rahul Bali
Two national figures made stops in Georgia this week to test out political messaging for the 2026 elections. Meanwhile, four major U.S. Senate candidates all gathered in one room.
By: Rahul Bali, Sam Gringlas, Brendan Rivers
The Trump administration is looking to fire two top federal officials with Atlanta ties that would likely have national implications.
By: Brendan Rivers, Sam Gringlas, Rahul Bali
In the final episode of “Plugged In,” hosts Sam Gringlas and Rahul Bali, along with producer Brendan Rivers, discuss the last four unprecedented years in Georgia politics.
