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Madison's Ann Nyberg Launches New Web-Based Long Interview Program With WTNH-8
"Tough questions, thought-provoking topics, compelling newsmakers ... "
Madison's Ann Nyberg, who has been a television news reporter for more than 30 years, on Wednesday launched a new web-based, long interview program on the WTNH-8 news site.
This isn't a one, two or three minute chat -- this is a complete, uninterrupted discussion. It could be ten minutes, fifteen, or more. A no-nonsense, no BS, discussion about what's going on around us. Expect tough questions, thought provoking topics, compelling newsmakers, and people you may not normally hear from in the news.
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The first interview is with the survivor of a brutal rape in New Haven, who recounts her story in an effort to support other rape survivors.
"I feel like there are so many women who don’t have … the support system to be heard and there comes a time when you have to stand up for yourself and … help other people with your story," she says, talking with Nyberg about graphic details of the attack, her efforts to recover and the moment she wasn't afraid anymore.
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