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NPR's Susan Stamberg on Her Life & Career
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From the archives: NPR's Susan Stamberg
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“Susan Stamberg: The Voice That Changed American Radio Forever”
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This week, we remember the life and accomplishments of Susan Stamberg, a Founding Mother of NPR and a pioneer who helped shape public radio as we know and love it. In 2010, Stamberg spoke at WVIA in Pennsylvania about NPR’s early days and how “All Things Considered” creator Bill Siemering encouraged her to embrace her authentic voice in an industry dominated by men. Her trailblazing spirit opened doors for countless journalists and forever changed the sound of radio. Watch the full interview in
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Susan Stamberg was co-host of NPR's flagship program "All Things Considered." She tells Faith Salie what it was like to be the first female host of a national news broadcast. | CBS Sunday Morning
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The Woman Who CHANGED The News Forever: Remembering Susan Stamberg (NPR's Iconic Voice)
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NPR pioneer Susan Stamberg, the first female host of a national news broadcast and longtime voice of “All Things Considered,” died Oct. 16, 2025, at 87. In this 2021 “Sunday Morning” report, Faith Salie looked back on NPR’s first 50 years with Stamberg and fellow luminaries Audie Cornish, Eric Deggans and Ira Glass. | CBS Sunday Morning
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Trailblazer Gone: Susan Stamberg, Voice of NPR, Passes at 87
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"Susan Stamberg Dies at 87 - The Voice That Changed Journalism Forever" "She broke the sound barrier in broadcast journalism. Susan Stamberg, NPR's legendary founding mother, has died at 87. In 1972, when news was dominated by deep-voiced men like Walter Cronkite, Stamberg became the first woman to anchor a national nightly news program with 'All Things Considered.' She didn't just break glass ceilings - she redefined what journalism could sound like. For over five decades, her warm, curious voi
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Susan Stamberg Dead at 87: Remembering the Voice of NPR's All Things Considered. The world of public radio is mourning the loss of a true icon: Susan Stamberg, the legendary host of NPR's All Things Considered, has died at the age of 87. This video confirms the death news, discusses her foundational role in shaping NPR's sound, and looks back at her celebrated career as one of the first female anchors of a national news program. Learn about her lasting legacy in journalism and the profound impac
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