Susan Stamberg, first woman to host a national news program, dies at age 87

Susan Stamberg, 1st Woman NPR Anchor, Dies

She explained in an oral history interview with Oregon station KLCC in January that she didn’t have women in broadcast to model herself after when she became the host of “All Things Considered” in 19...

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Susan Stamberg, First Woman NPR Anchor, Dies at 87

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NPR 'founding mother' Susan Stamberg has died

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Iconic pioneering female radio host dies at 87

Throughout her career at NPR, Stamberg interviewed thousands of guests, including television personality Fred Rogers and Nobel Prize-winner Milton Friedman.

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Remembering NPR 'founding mother' Susan Stamberg

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Susan Stamberg, First Woman News Anchor, Died Aged 87

Pioneering female broadcaster dies at age 87

Susan Stamberg became the first woman to host a national news program in the U.S. when she took the helm of "All Things Considered" in 1972.

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Susan Stamberg, first woman to host national news program, dies age 87

Susan Stamberg, first woman to host national news program, dies age 87 - She later became a cultural correspondent for Morning Edition and Weekend Edition Saturday

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Susan Stamberg, NPR’s ‘Founding Mother,’ Dies at 87

Susan Stamberg, an original NPR staffer who became the first woman to anchor its flagship show “All Things Considered,” died Thursday at age 87.