Sasha Foo was the first Asian American news anchor at CNN in Atlanta and later spent 17 years with KUSI-TV in San Diego. Although we can look at these accomplishments by themselves, what makes her story notable is her journey there and her recent departure from this area.
After a long career in the news, Sasha Foo left KUSI-TV in 2020. She reflects on her entire career journey and the many interests she had "put on the back burner" which she has since chosen to pursue.
Listen to find out how she first started her career, established herself across the nation, then left in order to stay true to herself and her personal interests and passions.
Be sure to follow up with Sasha Foo's journey by looking out for her name on social media.
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