Edwards began his 30-year tenure at NPR in 1974. He co-hosted “All Things Considered,” NPR’s evening show, before spearheading “Morning Edition” as its inaugural host in 1979.
Explore the life and career of veteran broadcaster Bob Edwards, from his early days at NPR to his legacy in broadcast journalism, as tributes pour in following his passing at the age of 76.
Before becoming the host of NPR’s “Morning Edition,” Bob Edwards was a Louisvillian. Those who knew him said he was erudite, but never lost his love for Kentucky and local public radio. He died this weekend at 76.