I’ve been in journalism for nearly a decade — but my career began in the most unexpected of places: my bedroom. At just 13 years old, I set up a makeshift studio with nothing more than my iPhone, a laptop, and a relentless curiosity about the world. Inspired by close family members and historical icons, I was reporting breaking news, delivering commentary, and experimenting with formats that would one day define my work.

What started as a hobby soon became a calling. I taught myself how to research deeply, write powerfully, and present clearly. By my mid-teens, I was producing regular shows, engaging an audience that appreciated my straightforward, fact-driven, historical delivery. I expanded into podcasts, newsletters, special reports, and eventually full-fledged news programming.

Today, that passion has grown into The Jeremiah Patterson Show (TJPS) — a multimedia news platform offering:

• Daily & Weekly News Coverage — Straight facts with deep context.

• The Resistance Podcast — Historical analogies on resistance to authoritarianism & anti-democratic efforts

• The Unfiltered Podcast — In-depth conversations and perspectives rarely seen in mainstream media.

• Special Reports & Documentaries — Long-form journalism that investigates, informs, and inspires.

• Weekly Newsletters — Curated stories and insights

Over the years, I’ve covered everything from breaking political developments to historical anniversaries, from social justice movements to investigative deep-dives. I’ve built a trusted relationship with an audience who knows they can count on me to report the truth without fear, favor, or corporate influence.

What drives me hasn’t changed since I was a teenager: the belief that truth matters and journalism should serve the public, not power. Every story I tell — whether it’s a headline or a two-hour special — is guided by that principle.