Brodie Curtsinger, 20, is a visual journalist from Mount Washington, Kentucky. He is currently a Western Kentucky University junior majoring in photojournalism and minoring in psychology. He is currently a photographer for WKU's Talisman, the student life and culture magazine, as well as for the Talisman's website visuals. Although, he has been involved with media since August 2019, when he joined Livewire, the Bullitt East High School newsmagazine, and online news website.

Curtsinger joined Livewire as a staff writer his sophomore year of high school, but would later become sports editor for the remaining two years. The most notable accomplishment from high school though was when he became president of the Bullitt East High School chapter of the Quill and Scroll Honors Society in August 2022. Curtsinger is also an inducted member of the WKU chapter of the National Society of Leadership and Success, as well as the campus walk chair of the WKU chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

In Curtsinger's free time, he enjoys bowling, drinking coffee, driving to new places, hanging out with friends and, of course, taking photos and telling stories. Throughout his almost five years of being involved in journalism, Curtsinger has told many stories through video, writing, design and his favorite: photojournalism. He is looking forward to the many more stories that he will tell and his future growth as he continues his career in the field.