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Previously, Jess was a producer and editor on NPR's culture program, "It's Been a Minute," cutting episodes on everything from politics to Pokémon. She also spent seven years as a reporter for the Christian Science Monitor, working her way from intern to West Coast correspondent to political reporter, before joining the Monitor's then-growing audio team. She hosted and produced series on the centennial of the Tulsa Race Massacre, the challenges women faced during the pandemic and the stories that lie at the intersection of language and identity, which was nominated for an Online Journalism Award. Originally from the Philippines, Jess started her media career as a host for a Top 40 radio station and a TV sports broadcaster in Manila. She currently serves as a member of the board of governors for the National Press Club and is based in Washington, D.C.
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WaPo Columnist Catherine Rampell Joins MSNBC as ‘The Weekend' Co-Host
Washington Post columnist Catherine Rampell is joining MSNBC as a co-host of the 'The Weekend,' where she will sit alongside Ayman Mohyeldin and another to-be-named co-host in the evenings. Rampell, a frequent guest on various MSNBC shows, made the announcement on Tuesday morning while appearing on 'Ana Cabrera Reports.' An exact date for Rampell's first 'The Weekend' show, which airs from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. ET on Saturdays and Sundays, is not set just yet, but a person with knowledge of her hiring said she will start this spring. Rampell, a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Princeton University, is known for her work covering economics, politics and public policy, with an emphasis on data-driven stories. Prior to the Post, she worked at The New York Times, where she covered economics and theater. In 2021, she received the Online Journalism Award for Commentary. Her hiring is the latest in a string of changes from new MSNBC president Rebecca Kutler, who took over the top job earlier this year for Rashida Jones. Last week, MSNBC signed Politico alum and current White House Correspondents' Association President Eugene Daniels to be its new Senior Washington Correspondent, as well as The Washington Post's Jackie Alemany as a Washington Correspondent. Both will serve as co-hosts of a new version of 'The Weekend' that airs in the mornings, alongside Jonathan Capehart. Kutler's push to revamp MSNBC also included the jettisoning of longtime MSNBC anchor Joy Reid and the promotion of former Biden Administration Press Secretary Jen Psaki into a primetime role. Alex Wagner has also lost her primetime gig, but will remain at the channel. The moves come after MSNBC's ratings took a big hit following the 2024 election, but have enjoyed a recent increase following President Trump's inauguration. The post WaPo Columnist Catherine Rampell Joins MSNBC as 'The Weekend' Co-Host appeared first on TheWrap.
