Talor Whitaker | Comcast Newsmakers

Talor Whitaker

Talor Whitaker is a producer and field reporter for Comcast Newsmakers in Indiana. Whitaker attended Washington State University and received a degree in broadcast media from the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication. She is a former college athlete and held appearances at the U.S. Open, U.S. Nationals and PAC-10 Championships.

Videos hosted by Talor Whitaker

Internet Essentials Adopts Qualified U.S. Military Veterans

Internet Essentials Adopts Qualified U.S. Military Veterans - 6:51

Internet Essentials

Hispanic Heritage Month Spotlight: Jose M. Hernandez

Hispanic Heritage Month Spotlight: Jose M. Hernandez - 5:54

The life of Jose M. Hernandez began very differently than where it is today. Jose and his family were migrant farm workers that followed the harvest from Mexico; up into northern California for 9 months out of every year. While his life began in Stockton, CA, he has persevered all the way into outer space. Comcast Newsmakers Field Correspondent highlights his incredible journey in celebration of the Latino community and the successes of Indiana's own Indiana Latino Institute during Hispanic Heritage Month . For more on who inspired Jose, check out this NASA Feature .

A Conversation with Lois Main Templeton

A Conversation with Lois Main Templeton - 17:25

Born in 1928, artist Lois Main Templeton experienced a Wisconsin childhood. Painting only arrived in the 1970's when, she was living near San Francisco, the materials themselves called out and her fingers itched to get a hold of them. The high horizons and rimrock, typical of the West, can still be the first thing to climb on her canvases. Comcast Newsmakers Field Reporter Talor Whitaker sits down with Lois from inside her very own exhibit at the Indiana State Museum for a thorough discussion on her life and tenure within the artist community.

Business and Black Lives: A 40-Year Evolution

Business and Black Lives: A 40-Year Evolution - 6:31

Bringing business to the forefront of young, black scholars was the objective some 40 years ago, when The Center for Leadership Development was born. S. Henry Bundles Jr. and his wife saw the increasing lack of African American youngsters persuing careers in business; in favor of other trades. From the Indianapolis Convention Center in Indianapolis; during the Minority Leaders and Achievers Awards Gala, watch and listen to how one observation, some 40 years ago, has positively altered the future of Indiana in business and beyond. Recorded on March 23, 2017.

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