In Part 3 of his We Saw You interview, Jared โ€œJay B.โ€ Boyd talks about his journalism career, which began with an internship at the Jackson (Mississippi) Free Press magazine and continued with The Commercial Appeal, the The (Mobile, Alabama) Press-Register, and The Daily Memphian newspapers.

Boydโ€™s goal when he returned to the Bluff City was to be chosen to be in the Memphis Flyerโ€™s 20 < 30 list within five years. โ€œI wanted to be on that cover,โ€ he says. โ€œBy the time Iโ€™m 30, Iโ€™ve done enough to deserve that.โ€

Along the way, Boyd wore many hats, including โ€œpublic safety reporterโ€ and โ€œsitting in courts,โ€ as well as covering music and food for newspapers.

Michael Donahue began his career in 1975 at the now-defunct Memphis Press-Scimitar and moved to The Commercial Appeal in 1984, where he wrote about food and dining, music, and covered social events until...