WNYC Names Molly Webster Co-Host of Radiolab Ahead of 25th Anniversary
WNYC New York has appointed science journalist Molly Webster as co-host of "Radiolab," joining Latif Nasser. Webster, who has been with the public radio show and podcast for 14 years as a reporter, producer, and guest host, is stepping into this new role in anticipation of the program's 25th anniversary in 2027. She succeeds Lulu Miller, who will now dedicate her full attention to "Terrestrials," the "Radiolab" podcast designed for children and families, which she created and hosts. Miller will, however, continue to contribute to "Radiolab" as a regular correspondent and guest host. Webster initially joined "Radiolab" in 2012 as an associate producer, later advancing to features producer and guest host, and becoming the show's first senior correspondent in 2020. Her notable work includes developing, reporting, and hosting "Gonads," a six-part podcast and live event series that delved into the science of human reproduction. Her contributions have also been featured in publications such as The New York Times...
