Mollye Barrows Email & Phone Number

Pensacola, Florida, United States

Government accountability reporter

Pensacola, Florida Area

Produce and anchor "The World According to Jesse," a weekly news and opinion program on RT America featuring former Governor of Minnesota, actor, and commentator, Jesse Ventura at their Washington D.C. studios. News writing, researching, and delivering live and tape-to-live news reports including recorded packages and live commentary several times a week for a variety of RT news programs including InQuestion, Boom Bust, and News. Views. Hughes.

Pensacola, Florida Area

Manage local publicity, public relations, media releases and inquiries, as well as special projects for a national product liability and personal injury law firm.Manage, identify, write and promote social media content across a variety of platformsTravel to national legal conferences to promote the firm’s expertise and success in mass tort personal injury cases.Regularly identify and promote the firm’s legal and community accomplishments through social media, press releases, arranging media interviews, sponsorships and developing relationships with local and national media.Create, write, and promote quarterly, internal newsletter featuring employee accomplishments, case updates, and philanthropy events. Rewrite internal newsletter for public release.Regularly volunteer my time to emcee or participate in a variety of community events.On-air and print content contributor discussing firm related cases, as well as other legal and social issues on national/international media news outlets.Developed an aquatic scholarship program for minority and underprivileged youth.Developed a “mobile market” concept to give low income families better access to fresh food.

Pensacola, Florida Area

Anchored 4, 6, & 10 p.m. newscasts, M - F; filled in as needed on other newscasts. Wrote and edited content for newscasts.Anchored and produced special live reports for elections, town halls, and/or other breaking news events like national disasters.Developed courts/crime beat as a field reporter; identifying and producing stories daily.Numerous public appearances at schools, clubs, charities, and other community events.Earned a Best Investigative award from the Associated Press for an investigative series called, "Secrets in the Schoolhouse," which exposed abuse of children in the case of private, faith based behavior modification schools.Co-authored a true crime book, "A Perversion of Justice," about the case of two young boys who beat their father to death with a baseball bat.