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Journalist Boyd Huppert shares how faith impacts his storytelling on Relevant Radio 1330 AM

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Journalist Boyd Huppert discussed how his faith influences his reporting during an episode of Practicing Catholic on Relevant Radio 1330 AM. Huppert, a television reporter for 43 years, told co-hosts Leah Heselton and Father Tom Margevicius that his approach to storytelling has shifted from covering conflict to highlighting the goodness people show one another.

Huppert noted that secular media often avoids religious topics. He stated that he seeks to understand the motivations behind people's actions, noting that many people are driven to do good by their faith. He said he is willing to explore how belief or the desire to do God's work inspires his subjects. Huppert described himself as a student of the people he interviews, noting that their stories influence him throughout his life.

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