Julian Nazario

Engaging Audiences Where They Are

A modern approach to journalism has to recognize the potential of platforms like TikTok and YouTube to reach audiences where they are. Recognizing this, I have immersed myself in a mission to utilize these dynamic spaces to distill complex topics into concise content and foster civic engagement.

YouTube Channel
TikTok Page

Short-form videos: My hub for instant reporting

As a digital reporter focused on covering stories that matter, I use short-form videos to expand my storytelling and deliver timely updates to my audience.

@nbcnewyork

Got trash? New York City’s composting crackdown starts today! Don’t worry — Julian Nazario shares the rules to know to avoid getting fined. ♻💰 #nbcnewyork #nbcny composting trash rules fines

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NYC’s composting mandate: What to know (NBC New York)
@nbcnewyork

NBC New York intern Julian Nazario set out on a very important mission: to find out if a New York City pizzeria — ranked among the best in the world by Time Out — truly lives up to the hype. 🍕 🎥: Julian Nazario #nbcnewyork #nbcny newyorkcity food pizza

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This LES pizzeria is…one of the best in the world? (NBC New York)
@telemundo47_wnju

¡El compostaje obligatorio en la Ciudad de Nueva York empieza hoy! No te preocupes: Telemundo 47 comparte las reglas que debes conocer para evitar multas. ♻️💰 #Telemundo47 #NYC

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Composting mandate: What to know (Telemundo47)

Exploring the Bigger Picture

My YouTube channel serves as a hub for deeper video reporting that encourages viewers to become active participants in shaping our society. In this video, I explain efforts in Puerto Rico to hold a mock presidential election in 2024, which has gone mostly underreported by local reporters.