Opinion: Susan Stamberg gave NPR its voice
Summary
Susan Stamberg played a key role in shaping National Public Radio (NPR) as one of its early influential voices. She was the first woman to co-host a nightly news broadcast and was known for her unique and relatable style. Stamberg passed away recently at the age of 87.Key Facts
- Susan Stamberg was the first woman to co-host a nightly news show on NPR.
- She had a distinctive and informal way of speaking that stood out from traditional news anchors.
- Stamberg was an influential figure in NPR for over 50 years.
- She retired from NPR last month and passed away soon after, at the age of 87.
- Susan taught journalists the importance of listening during interviews and being responsive.
- NPR credits Stamberg with helping to shape its identity and connect with millions of listeners.
- Her voice is still used in NPR's headquarters elevators, symbolizing her lasting influence.
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