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Radiolab

Radiolab is a radio program and podcast produced by WNYC, a public radio station based in New York City, and broadcast on more than 570 public radio stations in the United States. The show has earned many industry awards for its "imaginative use of radio" including a National Academies Communication Award and two Peabody Awards.

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Genre
Long-form journalism
Country of origin
United States
Created by
Jad Abumrad · Robert Krulwich · Ellen Horne
Executive producers
Ellen Horne (formerly) · Suzie Lechtenberg (formerly)
Home station
WNYC
Hosted by
Jad Abumrad (formerly) · Robert Krulwich (formerly) · Latif Nasser · Lulu Miller

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Reception and awards

Controversy

Radiolab live

More Perfect

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Radiolab

Nodes48
Edges47
Triples119
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.041667
Components1

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Radiolab

Top relations

related to Controversy · 22
Radiolab → Abumrad, After, Current, Eng Yang, Hmong, Included, Kao Kalia Yang, LaBeouf, Laos, Matter, On August, On September, Radiolab's, Robert Krulwich, Rönkkö, The, The Fact, Truth Trolls, Turner, Turner's HEWILLNOTDIVIDE
Produced by · 15
Radiolab → Alexandria Neason, Annie McEwen, Arianne Wack, Becca Bressler, David Gebel, Dylan Keefe, Jeremy S. Bloom, Maria Paz Gutiérrez, Matt Kielty, Molly Webster, Pat Walters, Rachael Cusick, Sarah Qari, Simon Adler, Sindhu Gnanasambandan
related to Format · 13
Radiolab → Abumrad, And, April, Each, For, In, It, New York Times, Radiolab's, The, The New York Times, These, You're
related to More Perfect · 12
Radiolab → In June, Indian Child Welfare Act, June, More Perfect, People, September, Supreme Court, The, Union, United States, United States Constitution, We
related to history · 11
Radiolab → Abumrad, Africa, Dean Cappello, Middle East, New York City, Sunday-night, The, The New York Times, WNYC, WNYC Radio, WNYC's AM
related to Reception and awards · 11
Radiolab → American, As, Best Podcast, Best Produced Podcast, Best Science, It, January, Medicine Podcast, People's Choice Podcast Award, Shorty Award, This American Life
Hosted by · 4
Radiolab → Jad Abumrad (formerly), Latif Nasser, Lulu Miller, Robert Krulwich (formerly)
Created by · 3
Radiolab → Ellen Horne, Jad Abumrad, Robert Krulwich
related to Radiolab for Kids · 3
Radiolab → Kids, September, Terrestrial
Executive producers · 2
Radiolab → Ellen Horne (formerly), Suzie Lechtenberg (formerly)

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show abumrad podcast wnyc radio krulwich program episode new york robert episodes interview first two horne live nasser aired january

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
RadiolabCountry of originUnited States1.00infobox
RadiolabCreated byJad Abumrad1.00infobox
RadiolabCreated byRobert Krulwich1.00infobox
RadiolabCreated byEllen Horne1.00infobox
RadiolabExecutive producersEllen Horne (formerly)1.00infobox
RadiolabExecutive producersSuzie Lechtenberg (formerly)1.00infobox
RadiolabGenreLong-form journalism1.00infobox
RadiolabHome stationWNYC1.00infobox
RadiolabHosted byJad Abumrad (formerly)1.00infobox
RadiolabHosted byRobert Krulwich (formerly)1.00infobox
RadiolabHosted byLatif Nasser1.00infobox
RadiolabHosted byLulu Miller1.00infobox
RadiolabOriginal release20021.00infobox
RadiolabProduced bySimon Adler1.00infobox
RadiolabProduced byJeremy S. Bloom1.00infobox
RadiolabProduced byBecca Bressler1.00infobox
RadiolabProduced byRachael Cusick1.00infobox
RadiolabProduced byDavid Gebel1.00infobox
RadiolabProduced bySindhu Gnanasambandan1.00infobox
RadiolabProduced byMaria Paz Gutiérrez1.00infobox
RadiolabProduced byDylan Keefe1.00infobox
RadiolabProduced byMatt Kielty1.00infobox
RadiolabProduced byAnnie McEwen1.00infobox
RadiolabProduced byAlexandria Neason1.00infobox
RadiolabProduced bySarah Qari1.00infobox
RadiolabProduced byArianne Wack1.00infobox
RadiolabProduced byPat Walters1.00infobox
RadiolabProduced byMolly Webster1.00infobox
RadiolabRecording studioNew York, NY1.00infobox
RadiolabRunning time30–60 minutes1.00infobox

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