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Ebony Williams

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Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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Ebony Williams’s Biography

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I'm a storyteller. A creative development media professional with over 16 years of experience in the broadcasting, news, radio, and entertainment industry.

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What's the difference between empathy and sympathy?

What's the difference between empathy and sympathy?

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, so what better time to brush up on some commonly used terms? Most peopl…

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Cover Story: Hannah Stocking, Taking Over the Internet On Her Own Terms

Cover Story: Hannah Stocking, Taking Over the Internet On Her Own Terms

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Exclusive: Therapist fired for viral TikTok video breaks her silence

Exclusive: Therapist fired for viral TikTok video breaks her silence

"My intention was ... just go to therapy. There's no hidden agenda or ulterior motive," explained Shabree Raw…

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Muscle Lab Is Changing the Name of Wellness with a Hint of Luxury

Muscle Lab Is Changing the Name of Wellness with a Hint of Luxury

Muscle Lab is home to major heavy-hitters in the music industry, sports world, and many others in between.

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Let there be light

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By Ebony Williams
| The Bismarck Tribune Verified
Light exposure significantly impacts our mental health. It can affect our mood, sleep quality and energy levels. Recent studies reveal not only that more light during the day is beneficial, but that more dark at night can improve mental health, too. Here’s a closer look at what can help or hinder healthy light patterns. During the day A 2023 study published in Nature Mental Health looked at the positive effects of light during the day.
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‘Dumb phones’ are back as Gen Z looks to limit screen time

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By Ebony Williams
| Independent Tribune Verified
A new trend is seeing some Gen Zers abandon their smartphones in favor of basic flip phones. The latest obsession with flip phones started when various celebrities took to social media to express the need to reclaim their mental health by getting rid of their smartphones in order to reduce screen time. “I think you can see it with certain Gen Z populations — they’re tired of the screens,” Jose Briones, dumb phone influencer and moderator of the subreddit r/dumbphones, told CNN.
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5 trails that should be on every hiker’s bucket list

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By Ebony Williams
| The Columbian Verified
Hitting the trails is a great way to explore, while taking in new experiences and scenery — and perhaps testing your endurance and strength. If you’re looking to take things to the next level on your next hiking adventure, these trails might be right up your alley. This trail lives up to its name — you will be striding along the edges of this 7.5 mile mountain trail for roughly five to seven hours. Striding Edge resides in Britain’s Lake District, an area known for its quickly changing weather.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I was a weather girl and assistant news editor at FOX 4 News KTBY TV in Anchorage, Alaska - I was 18-years-old.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I have and I had my trusty, smelly, whiteout bottle next to it.

How is social media changing news?

Social media is making news quicker, which can lead to more mistakes and click bait.