#ORIGINAL HEADLINE NEWS ANCHORS TV#
Meade’s long tenure in the role is remarkable in an era when TV networks are more disposed to tinker with their morning programming. “We are not just covering stuff inside the Beltway or on the coast.” “If you are watching from the cornfield in Ohio, there is something for you, and if you are watching from a high-rise in New York City, you will feel like the point of view is pretty inclusive here,” she says. Meade curates a news program that has something for everyone – particularly people tuning in from the Midwest and southern United States. Bush and thinks coffee tastes like “goat’s a–,’” and readily acknowledges that viewers “might hear me cackle on the air.“ Her appeal lies in the fact, as she likes to say, that she’s “not coming from a 12-block radius in New York City – not to say that there’s anything wrong with the 12-block radius in New York City, but it’s a different sensibility.” She’s gone skydiving with former President George H.W. Each of them has allowed me to be myself and in large part to let this show be its own thing,” she says, speaking recently via phone from her office in Atlanta. She’s been on the air at HLN since arriving for work on a tragic day, September 11, 2001, and is the longest serving anchor at a national morning-news program in the U.S. Despite the news whirl, Meade is one of the most stable things going in the frenetic world of TV news.
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