Hi, I'm Zach Bradshaw, an aspiring digital and broadcast journalist, and masters student at Arizona State University.

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In today's modern news market, it is crucial to make news relatable and easy to understand. For me, I strive to be a personable journalist and an impactful communicator.

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I grew up in Flagstaff, Arizona, and spent my childhood biking, watching movies and skiing. I'm a patient and candid person, which helps me communicate with sources and colleagues in order to benefit both of us. I work to be an honest, likable journalist.

 

When I was in high school, I found a passion for writing, a passion that would become a lifestyle when I committed to college at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University.

 

Now, nearly four years later, I'm working toward earning a master's degree with an emphasis on investigative journalism.

 

My goal is to be a multimedia journalist. In today's shifting news landscape, I believe it's crucial for journalists to be proficient in writing, broadcasting, social media, graphic design and producing. Being multi-faceted and versatile is a crucial element of delivering powerful, accessible news, and it's a skillset I take particular pride in.

 

In my years as a journalist, I have worked to be a multi-talented journalist. I've worked with multiple newsrooms, including PBS NewsHour. For over 2 years, I worked as a reporter, digital producer and social media coordinator at The Arizona Republic (a branch of USA today).

 

I've also written for the Arizona Daily Sun and been a broadcast journalist for Cronkite News.

 

For two years, I was the news director at the number one college radio station in the country, Blaze Radio, and for a year and a half I proudly served as the president of ASU's chapter of NLGJA, the Association of LGBTQ Journalists.

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I invite you to explore my work through this website. These are my most recent pieces of journalism, which I have worked to leave a positive impact on my community and myself.