National Public Radio has hired Megan Pratz from Cheddar to be its political editor.
She will start Aug. 22.
At Cheddar, she ran the Washington, D.C., bureau for the streaming news network. That position took her all over the country and the world covering the White House, Congress and the campaign trail.
Prior to Cheddar, she produced live programs for PBS, Al Jazeera America and other networks, with a specialty in talk shows and interviews.
Megan is a proud graduate of the University of Maryland where she studied broadcast journalism and psychology.
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