What does it take to build a remarkable career in journalism while staying true to your roots?
In this episode, Michael Conniff sits down with Richard “Buster” Gonzales, a former NPR journalist with a distinguished 34-year career. Buster shares his inspiring journey from growing up in a working-class neighborhood in California to becoming a respected voice in public radio.
Together, they discuss:
Life at Harvard as a first-generation college student
A 34-year career at National Public Radio (NPR)
Reporting on major national and international stories
The importance of mentorship, community, and representation in media
Reflections on the Harvard Class of 1976 and the experiences that shaped a lifetime
This conversation is filled with powerful stories, career lessons, and thoughtful reflections on journalism, identity, and public service.
Watch the full episode and let us know your favorite takeaway in the comments!
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