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Becky Sullivan has been an integral part of NPR’s team since 2011, where she serves as a seasoned producer. Her expertise lies in breaking news, and she has been on the frontlines covering numerous significant events in recent years.
From attending the funeral of Iranian military leader Qassem Soleimani in Tehran to reporting on the Zika virus outbreak in Colombia, and from marking the anniversary of Sept. 11 in Afghanistan to investigating the regime of Kim Jong-Un in Pyongyang, Becky has traversed the globe to bring critical stories to NPR’s audience.
She has also reported from various locations within the U.S., including on the ground during Hurricane Michael in Florida and the tragic mass shooting in San Bernardino.
As a key member of “All Things Considered,” Becky Sullivan often takes the lead as the broadcast producer, skillfully orchestrating a diverse array of newsmaker interviews. Her work includes engaging conversations with members of Congress, presidential candidates, and even a sheriff dealing with the coronavirus outbreak in Iowa’s meatpacking plants.
She played a crucial role in NPR’s coverage during the 2018 midterms, several State of the Union addresses, and various other special and breaking news events.
Hailing from Kansas City, Becky has a strong connection to the Midwest and Great Plains region, which is regularly reflected in her reporting for NPR. Prior to her time at NPR, she honed her skills at WNYC in New York and Kansas Public Radio in Lawrence, Kansas. A graduate of the University of Kansas, Becky Sullivan’s dedication to delivering top-notch news to the public continues to make a significant impact in the world of journalism.