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Aaron Ernst
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Executive Producer, Court TV
New York, Washington, D.C.
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Freelance Producer/Cameraman/Editor
I am not afraid of anything!
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By Aaron Ernst| The Tennessean Verified Professor Jordan was my mainstay in difficult times. His messages and responses would always be exactly what I needed to refocus my mind and career. Aaron ErnstGuest columnistAaron Ernst graduated Vanderbilt University in 2011 with a degree in engineering science and has worked for start-ups in the supply chain, social media and sports betting industries. Benjamin Thomas Jordan, Jr., who died a year ago on Feb. 21, was a professor to thousands and an adviser to hundreds.
By Aaron Ernst, Ruth Ann Dailey Verified| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified What's the difference between songwriter-satirist Tom Lehrer and narcissist ex-president Donald Trump? Many people today don't remember Tom Lehrer. He wrote songs that took on social and political issues in the 1950s and 1960s. His sardonic, black-humor parodies made fun of nuclear war, the Boy Scouts, Catholicism, bigotry, air pollution, cannibalism, masochism and math, to name just a few of his subjects.
By Aaron Ernst| PBS Frontline Verified The Bristol Bay region in southwest Alaska is home to the world’s largest sockeye salmon run, a resource that brings in $1.5 billion annually and provides a vital food source for thousands of Alaska Native residents who live there. It’s also home to a vast copper and gold deposit worth an estimated $500 billion, known as the Pebble Deposit.
Company Info
Court TV
Court TV is a television network that focuses on live trial coverage, legal analysis, and courtroom drama programming. Originally launched in 1991, it became well-known for its comprehensive broadcasts of high-profile trials, such as the O.J. Simpson case and the Casey Anthony trial. The network was revived in 2019 under Katz Networks, a subsidiary of The E.W. Scripps Company, which brought back its mission of providing real-time access to courtroom proceedings. The network offers live trial coverage with expert legal commentary and has an extensive library of archival programming featuring landmark cases. Court TV is available through various platforms, including cable, satellite, and streaming services, ensuring it reaches a wide audience. Its primary viewers include true-crime enthusiasts and legal professionals, all drawn to the immersive narratives of courtroom drama.
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
'+1 470-355-8718
Founded: 1991