Have you ever wondered how a television journalist reinvents herself in today's creator economy?In this episode of Unknown to Known Jamie Maglietta sits down with veteran journalist Laura Ingle @CrimeFilesLauraIngle to discuss her remarkable journey—from answering phones at a Sacramento radio station to becoming a national correspondent, weekend anchor, investigative journalist, and YouTube creator.But this conversation goes beyond career milestones.Laura shares the mindset that helped her build a decades-long journalism career, why she believes independent journalism is creating incredible opportunities, and how professionals can use YouTube and new media to build authority without waiting for someone else to hand them a platform.If you're an author, speaker, executive, journalist, or expert trying to become more visible, this episode is filled with practical advice you can apply immediately.In this episode we discuss:• Why the best careers often begin with humble opportunities• How saying "yes" before you're ready can change everything• Laura's path from rock radio to national television• The trial coverage that launched her television career• What producers really notice when they're looking for talent• Why today's creator economy rewards journalists and experts who build their own audiences• The biggest shift happening in television news today• Why YouTube has become an essential platform for journalists• Building a personal brand while working in traditional media• Why every creator should film their own behind-the-scenes content• How to think like both a journalist and a producer• The importance of layering facts, perspectives, graphics, and research into your content• Why balanced storytelling builds credibility• How NewsNation approaches trust and fact-based reporting• What aspiring creators can learn from investigative journalism• How to stay relevant through constant change• Balancing a demanding media career while growing your own platformOne of my favorite moments is when Laura explains why she records everything—even when she's working for a network. It's a powerful reminder that your personal brand deserves the same attention as your employer's brand.Whether you're building a business, launching a podcast, writing a book, or simply trying to become known for your expertise, this conversation will challenge you to think differently about your visibility strategy.Connect with Laura Ingle✔ Crime Files with Laura Ingle on YouTube @CrimeFilesLauraIngle ✔ NewsNation @NewsNation ✔ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-ingle-b61726148/✔ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lauraingletv/?hl=en**Want to become more visible?**Download my free Visibility Bundle for equipment recommendations, camera-ready checklists, and media resources designed to help professionals communicate with confidence.Subscribe for weekly conversations with journalists, authors, creators, executives, and leaders who are transforming expertise into influence.👍 Like this episode if it helped you.💬 Tell us in the comments: What's one lesson from Laura's journey that you'll apply this year?🔔 Subscribe for more episodes of *Unknown to Known.*Connect with Jamie:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamie_maglietta/Show Clips: https://www.instagram.com/get_oncamready/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-maglietta/Website & Visibility Program:Visibility Program: https://www.oncamready.com/Resources + Links:(ON CAM) Ready Equipment: https://shorturl.at/Ca5tgSubstack:Newsletter: https://oncamready.substack.comRiverside (Affiliate):Record your content with Riverside: https://riverside.sjv.io/09VWrEDiscount Code: OCR15VidIQ (Affiliate): https://vidiq.com/oncamready