How Anderson got his start in broadcast journalism without relying on his famous, wealthy family connections.
Why experiencing the loss of a parent early in life drew Anderson toward learning how to survive in extreme circumstances and report in places torn by conflict.
What growing up scrutinized by media in the wake of family tragedy taught Anderson about being an empathetic journalist from the other side of the lens.
How Anderson harnesses his self-described innate awkwardness for establishing rapport with people who have already been interviewed from every angle (like Eminem).
What a real journalist is prepared to do during a breaking news segment when the teleprompter goes dark.