More After The Break, with Jen Maxfield

Caviar Dreams, Tuna Fish Budget with Margaret Josephs

Dear Media

Society & Culture, Business

4.7 • 760 Ratings

🗓️ 7 December 2022

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Marge & Lexi sit down with Jen Maxfield, an Emmy-award winning reporter and anchor for NBC New York. Prior to joining the station in 2013, she worked for Eyewitness News for ten years, also as a reporter and substitute anchor. Starting her broadcast career in Binghamton, New York, Maxfield worked in Syracuse before moving to New York City in 2002.

Maxfield’s experience in academia has also proved useful when she is coaching other professionals who want to convey their message clearly and cohesively in front of a live audience. Her advice has helped clients feel more comfortable and confident in front of the camera.

Because of her live television and lecturing background, Maxfield is an experienced speaker, emcee, and moderator, having hosted dozens of events for various charitable and educational organizations. After thousands of live shots, she is well-prepared her for the unpredictability of a live event.

Topics:

Lead Anchor, but not affording a cell phone
Broader perspective on life helped shape her experience (stepping into other people’s shows)
Why she wrote the book, and how writing it during COVID shaped it
How do you stay positive after seeing so many unbelievable things?
Tamika’s Story
Representing working moms on TV
Husband & Son went to Poland/Ukraine
Reporting on Hurricane Katrina

The Socials:

https://www.instagram.com/jenmaxfieldnews/

https://www.instagram.com/caviardreamstunafishbudget/

https://www.instagram.com/therealmargaretjosephs/

https://www.instagram.com/thelifeofmrsb/

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0:00.0	The following podcast is a Dear Media production.
0:03.9	Hello, Caviar Dreamers.
0:06.7	I'm Margaret Josephs.
0:07.9	And I'm Lexi Bobbuto.
0:09.4	And every week we are bringing you entrepreneur real stories from leaders, disruptors,
0:14.7	change makers, and risk takers.
0:17.4	We may not be serious, but we seriously mean business.
0:20.9	Music We may not be serious, but we seriously mean business.
0:28.4	We are back reporting live from the sofa.
0:36.2	We're back and reporting, and I'm so excited because we have on someone who I absolutely adore, and she is a reporter herself.
0:37.3	She reports the news. She's a journalist. And she
0:39.9	wrote a book. And I know her since she went to the prom with one of my sons. Since she's 17 years old,
0:45.4	we have the fabulous Jen Maxfield. We do. And I love that you guys have such a history.
0:50.5	I know. And you've been able to watch her career literally play out before you on NBC local news
0:59.4	since she started. I know. Do I know her since she was 17 turned 18 and I was 28 and 28 and then I
1:09.2	turned 29 and she you know, then I had a baby. She was, you know, she came to see and she you know then I had a baby why she was you know she came
1:13.5	see me in the hospital when I had a baby isn't this wild it's absolutely insane but I knew she was
1:21.2	going to college to be pre-med though I was somehow convinced I thought she I knew she was going to be a
1:26.3	reporter but maybe you had ESP maybe I had ESP I knew she was going to be a reporter, but maybe you
1:27.7	had ESP.
1:28.6	Maybe I had ESP, but she was, she went to Columbia undergrid.
1:33.0	And yes, and the rest is history.
	...

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