Sep 22, 2026 · 56 min · 10 segments
What happens when a chartered accountant unexpectedly finds herself building a career in television, community news and social media?Lori-Lydia Loveless joins Andrew Parsons and Alex Bill to discuss…
Lori-Lydia LovelessGuest
Andrew ParsonsHost
Alex BillHost
So I'm going to jump in and this is not the question that I was going to ask.
I'm going to take it from the answer you just said, because I did notice, you know, on your feed, you know, when from before, you know, again, not that you were across the board, a lot of Taylor Swift, I will say.
And as you transition to that news and stuff, there was a time when I was almost afraid to post political things because I was like, I just can't handle the negativity that's coming.
So A, are you noticing that with your transition to more news? Are you getting that? And B, how do you handle? I mean, you seem like a very positive person and it does take a lot to to be able to see all that negative coming in.
It's, you know, when I started doing that, everyone was like, whoa, like even people were like, I think you got hacked.
I was like, I think she's been hacked because typically Lori is like the positivity, you know, even when I'm acknowledging, you know, not so fun, new stuff or things that are happening.
I always try to put my twist on it to make sure it is in a positive light.
So when you go from that to, you know, reporting things that are not so positive all the time, it did take a damper.
And then of course when I started with, uh, Rogers and I even said that was a little bit different for me because I'm just so positive on social media.
So yes, that was certainly different for me because I even felt like I was a little bit out of my element from what I typically do post.
So I, even so I'm still trying to transition that, but still trying to keep a positive, uh, element on it.
You know, if I see a news where I'll try to word it in a way that makes it sound more like me and make it sound, you know, I'm delivering probably not so pleasant news, but I'm going to put a twist on it to see if I can make it
So I'm going to jump in and this is not the question that I was going to ask.
I'm going to take it from the answer you just said, because I did notice, you know, on your feed, you know, when from before, you know, again, not that you were across the board, a lot of Taylor Swift, I will say.
And as you transition to that news and stuff, there was a time when I was almost afraid to post political things because I was like, I just can't handle the negativity that's coming.
So A, are you noticing that with your transition to more news? Are you getting that? And B, how do you handle? I mean, you seem like a very positive person and it does take a lot to to be able to see all that negative coming in.
It's, you know, when I started doing that, everyone was like, whoa, like even people were like, I think you got hacked.
I was like, I think she's been hacked because typically Lori is like the positivity, you know, even when I'm acknowledging, you know, not so fun, new stuff or things that are happening.
I always try to put my twist on it to make sure it is in a positive light.
So when you go from that to, you know, reporting things that are not so positive all the time, it did take a damper.
And then of course when I started with, uh, Rogers and I even said that was a little bit different for me because I'm just so positive on social media.
So yes, that was certainly different for me because I even felt like I was a little bit out of my element from what I typically do post.
So I, even so I'm still trying to transition that, but still trying to keep a positive, uh, element on it.
You know, if I see a news where I'll try to word it in a way that makes it sound more like me and make it sound, you know, I'm delivering probably not so pleasant news, but I'm going to put a twist on it to see if I can make it
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