Susan Stamberg
Susan Stamberg has been a journalist and host with NPR for over 30 years.
In 1972, as the co-host of the fledgling new program All Things Considered, she made broadcast history by becoming the first woman in the country to anchor a national news program. Stamberg, who has been inducted into the Broadcast Hall of Fame, is currently a Special Correspondent for NPR.
Stamberg received the Third Coast Festival's 2004 Lifetime Achievement Award.
producer
The Third Coast Festival Lifetime Achievement Award (now known as the Audio Luminary Award) is presented annually to an individual who is greatly admired for his or her significant and ongoing contributions to the field of radio. Hats off to the 2004 recipient, Susan Stamberg.
presenter
Susan Stamberg, who figures she's conducted some 30,000 interviews in her brief career, plays examples of smart, dumb, informed, innocent, and baggage-laden questions, and discusses how to decide when each is appropriate.
participant
October 20 - 22, Chicago