Ira Flatow Biography

Award-winning science correspondent and TV journalist Ira Flatow is the host of NPR's Science Friday a weekly call-in radio program and podcast that connects 2 million weekly listeners with scientists for informative discussions about science technology health space and the environment. He describes his work as a challenge to make science and technology a topic for discussion around the dinner table.
On television Flatow has discussed cutting-edge science stories on a range of programs including the four-part PBS series Big Ideas. For six years Flatow was host and writer for the Emmy Award-winning Newton's Apple on PBS and he has been a science reporter for CBS Westinghouse and CNBC. In his 40-year career he has talked science on The Today Show Charlie Rose Merv Griffin and Oprah. His is the author of numerous books the latest of which is Present at the Future.
Ira Flatow has also shared his scientific insights on Maximum Science and in various magazines ranging from Woman's Day to ESPN Magazine to American Lawyer. He has spoken at Rockefeller University the World Economic Forum Sun Microsystems Hewlett Packard Calvin Academy Cal Tech MIT Harvard National Inventors Hall of Fame and the Kentucky Author Forum.

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