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Guy Raz

Guy Raz (/ˈɡaɪ ˈrɑːz/; born November 9, 1975[not verified in body]) is an American journalist and podcaster. After degrees at Brandeis and Cambridge,[not verified in body] and early positions writing for newspapers (including the Washington Post), Raz began work with NPR. There, he went on to serve as their bureau chief in Berlin (2000-2002) and London…

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Known for
Serving as NPR bureau chief in Berlin, London; as their Pentagon correspondent; as a CNN correspondent in Jerusalem; as an NPR program host and founder
Notable work
Weekend All Things Considered; TED Radio Hour; How I Built This; Wow in the World; Wisdom from the Top; The Great Creators
Alma mater
Brandeis University Cambridge University[citation needed]
Born
(1975-11-09) November 9, 1975 (age 50)[citation needed] West Covina, California, U.S.[citation needed]
Occupations
Journalist; Radio Host; Podcaster
Spouse
Hannah Raz (wife)

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Guy Raz

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Guy Raz

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related to Further reading · 13
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Alma mater · 1
Guy Raz → Brandeis University Cambridge University[citation needed]
Born · 1
Guy Raz → (1975-11-09) November 9, 1975 (age 50)[citation needed] West Covina, California, U.S.[citation needed]
Known for · 1
Guy Raz → Serving as NPR bureau chief in Berlin, London; as their Pentagon correspondent; as a CNN correspondent in Jerusalem; as an NPR program host and founder
Notable work · 1
Guy Raz → Weekend All Things Considered; TED Radio Hour; How I Built This; Wow in the World; Wisdom from the Top; The Great Creators
Occupations · 1
Guy Raz → Journalist; Radio Host; Podcaster
Spouse · 1
Guy Raz → Hannah Raz (wife)
Years active · 1
Guy Raz → 1997-present

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Guy RazOccupationsJournalist; Radio Host; Podcaster1.00infobox
Guy RazSpouseHannah Raz (wife)1.00infobox
Guy RazYears active1997-present1.00infobox
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