Juana Summers's guest appearances

Juana Summers

The Chuck ToddCast: Meet the Press

"E & P Reports" from Editor & Publisher Magazine hosted by Mike Blinder

Pinball Profile

Mark Cuban

Kamala Harris

Donald Trump

Bill Clinton

Jake Tapper

Chuck Klosterman

Reginald Hudlin

Alex Gibney

Brad Meltzer

Hillary Clinton

Dan Pfeiffer

LeBron James

Malcolm Gladwell

Mike Rowe

Alan Alda

OwlTail

Juana Summers knew she wanted to be a reporter since high school in Kansas City, where she started writing for her school newspaper. After graduating in 2009 from the University of Missouri with a degree in Convergence Journalism, she has quickly established a remarkable career with reporting positions covering politics for CNN, AP, Mashable and National Public Radio (NPR). Summers will join All Things Considered Starting on June 27th, filling the hosting position left vacant by Audie Cornish and will be joining the show at a time when questions about NPR’s diversity in its internal structure and within its audience have been making industry headlines.   In a recent  NPR interview, Summers, who is Black, said she "hopes to further expand All Things Considered's reach to new and diverse audiences. She aims to reach more people whose experiences are not typically represented in the media and empower them to tell their stories on air. She also said she hopes to do more in digital spaces to reach younger audiences.” In this 144th episode of E&amp;P Reports, meet National Public Radio’s (NPR) new cohost of 'All Things Considered,’ Juana Summers, who will talk about her new job, the internal culture of NPR and offer some advice to young journalists of color on how to advance within the industry.   

Juana Summers knew she wanted to be a reporter since high school in Kansas City, where she started writing for her school newspaper. After graduating in 2009 from the University of Missouri with a degree in Convergence Journalism, she has quickly established a remarkable career with reporting positions covering politics for CNN, AP, Mashable and National Public Radio (NPR). Summers will join All Things Considered Starting on June 27th, filling the hosting position left vacant by Audie Cornish and will be joining the show at a time when questions about NPR’s diversity in its internal structure and within its audience have been making industry headlines. In a recent <a href="https://www.npr.org/2022/06/08/1103554795/npr-names-juana-summers-co-host-of-all-things-considered" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> NPR interview</a>, Summers, who is Black, said she "hopes to further expand All Things Considered's reach to new and diverse audiences. She aims to reach more people whose experiences are not typically represented in the media and empower them to tell their stories on air. She also said she hopes to do more in digital spaces to reach younger audiences.” In this 144th episode of E&amp;P Reports, meet National Public Radio’s (NPR) new cohost of 'All Things Considered,’ Juana Summers, who will talk about her new job, the internal culture of NPR and offer some advice to young journalists of color on how to advance within the industry.

144 Meet Juana Summers, NPR’s new cohost of 'All Things Considered'

As a member of the IFPA Women’s Advisory Board, Juana is helping making our hobby better for everyone.  Enjoy this conversation with one of pinball’s finest.Also check out Juana on NPR, and on this excellent discussion on Backbox Pinball Podcast: http://www.backboxpinballpodcast.com/diversitypanel

As a member of the IFPA Women’s Advisory Board, Juana is helping making our hobby better for everyone. Enjoy this conversation with one of pinball’s finest. Also check out Juana on NPR, and on this excellent discussion on Backbox Pinball Podcast: <a href="http://www.backboxpinballpodcast.com/diversitypanel" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.backboxpinballpodcast.com/diversitypanel</a>

Episode 270: Juana Summers

Marc Caputo

Politico's Marc Caputo and NPR's Juana Summers join Chuck Todd to talk about the impact of shifting COVID response plans, and Joe Biden's vice presidential options.

Politico's Marc Caputo and NPR's Juana Summers join Chuck Todd to talk about the impact of shifting COVID response plans, and Joe Biden's vice presidential options.

Shifting White House coronavirus plans, plus Biden Veep-stakes: Marc Caputo & Juana Summers