Episode 25: Retired WBTV reporter David Whisenant tells his story about local media

Broadcasting from the historic WRKB studios and Marketplace on Main Street in beautiful downtown Kannapolis, the #RoughTalkCousins Chris Hughes and Ryan Dayvault welcome veteran reporter and on-air media personality David Whisenant to The K-Town Connection.

Recently retired from his distinguished career as a local journalist for WBTV Channel 3 in Charlotte, David shares fascinating stories about covering the news and events that shaped Kannapolis and the surrounding communities.

In this must-listen episode, David reflects on his five-decade-long career and introduces his new book, Chasing the Story, now available at Editions Bookstore in downtown Kannapolis. Don’t miss this incredible conversation celebrating a true storyteller and local legend!

 

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