Martyna Wojciechowska She began her television career in the late nineties. The presenter began by hosting motoring programs, she was also the host of “Big Brother”, and later focused on travel and social topics. The journalist has been associated with the station from the beginning TVN. For many years she worked with Edward Miszczak. In a recent interview for one of the portals, the star revealed how she assesses his departure.
Martyna Wojciechowska on TVN without Miszczak. “I do not resist”
Martyna Wojciechowska has extensive experience in television. We have been watching her on screen for almost 30 years. The journalist also knows how to win over viewers. This is best demonstrated by the fact that her program “Woman at the End of the World” is celebrating its 15th anniversary, while many formats disappear from the air after just one season. Currently TVN is under the rule of Lidia Kazen, who replaced Edward Miszczak as program director. In a recent interview with Plejada Wojciechowska revealed how she assesses this change. It turns out she doesn't miss her former boss at all.
I think that television is an environment that needs change, that needs freshness, (…) so for me change is something completely natural.
“I do not resist these changes, I flow with them, I even initiate them,” the journalist concluded.
Martyna Wojciechowska on the future of her program. “I intend to fly high”
The journalist also admitted that she is not worried about the future of her program.. “Woman at the End of the World” can still boast a large viewership. Wojciechowska she also mentioned new opportunities. “I am delighted with how we are developing as a station, but I am also very happy about these new perspectives resulting from the fact that the program “Woman at the End of the World” and documentaries created by my team are on the streaming platform Max. We are reaching even further with our messages. I feel like I am spreading my wings and I intend to fly high,” she announced. SEE ALSO: Martyna Wojciechowska receives benefits for her daughter. “It's not enough”.