NPR's Michel Martin, the long-time weekend host of All Things Considered and co-host of the Consider This podcast, is moving to weekday mornings to become a host of Morning Edition.
Martin, who joined NPR in 2006 and soon launched the acclaimed talk show"We all have things that we think we're particularly good at and interested in," Martin said in an interview."I'm just looking forward to adding my secret sauce."is NPR's most popular broadcast program, reaching 11.4 million listeners each week.
Martin said a change in her personal life–her twins are now in college–makes this the right time to take on a new professional challenge. Having been a solo host since coming to NPR, she's looking forward to sharing the studio with Inskeep, Martínez and Fadel – and having more time to travel and report stories.
"You get into journalism because you want to go," Martin said."And so this is another opportunity for me to go.". One of her goals was to take the show on the road – and she did.
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