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As storms, tornadoes and flooding ravage the Midwest and The Plains and as a new and scary hurricane season approaches, more and more people rely on The Weather Channel and the Weather Group to provide them live coverage of major weather events. We count on up-to-the-minute, live weather storytelling to keep us abreast of the latest developments and whether we, or our friends and relatives, are in harm’s way. Most of us who watch the Weather Channel during times of live weather coverage rely on a woman we never see on camera and don’t know – Angela Massie. She is the vice president of live storytelling at The Weather Channel in Atlanta and coordinates the network’s live coverage across the nation during times of weather peril. She determines what mandates live coverage and how assets and talent are distributed to bring the best and broadest form of coverage. She came to the Weather Channel in 2014 as an executive producer and then became a senior executive producer before being promoted to vice president. Currently, the Weather Channel serves about 81 million American households every day and that number spikes higher during times of weather catastrophes. Massie traces her career path for this week’s Spectrum Podcast. She talks about how difficult it is to produce “LIVE” programming or news or weather events. She has had extensive experience in producing all types of live television. Before coming to the Weather Channel, Massie rose through the producing ranks at CNN Worldwide Headquarters in Atlanta. She gave us live programming on “CNN Newsroom,” “Live from…” and “Rick’s List.” She also was the executive producer of CNN Headline News’ “Evening Express.” For CNN, she produced live coverage of: the last space shuttle launch, the royal wedding of Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge, and the funeral of Pope John Paul II. Massie has already won the Dupont and Peabody broadcasting awards and has been nominated for a national Emmy for coverage of Hurricane Harvey.

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FBI-LA narcotics team C9 takes on a controlled delivery of pounds and pounds of cocaine all while wearing stylish ski wear.Thanks to our sponsors this week: Weather Group!Storm of Suspicion is a brand new television series that brings true crime to The Weather Channel! The show premieres Sunday October 7th at 8pm Eastern/7pm Central on The Weather Channel.

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Judge Brett Kavanaugh might become a Supreme Court Justice but Dr. Christine Ford has accused him of attacking her in high school in the 80s. How can we decide who is likely telling the truth?Thanks to our sponsors this week: ZipRecruiter, Weather Group, and Quip!Try ZipRecruiter for FREE by going to https://www.ziprecruiter.com/bestcase.Storm of Suspicion is a brand new television series that brings true crime to The Weather Channel! The show premieres Sunday October 7th at 8pm Eastern/7pm Central on The Weather Channel.Go to http://getquip.com/bestcase to get your first refill pack FREE with a QUIP electric toothbrush.