Susan Stamberg, renowned as one of the founding mothers of NPR and a trailblazing figure in broadcasting, has passed away at the age of 87. Throughout her remarkable career, Stamberg made history as the first woman to host a national news program and played a pivotal role in shaping public radio. Her contributions as a voice of NPR will be remembered and celebrated, highlighting her influence in the field of journalism and the arts. Many tributes have poured in, honoring her legacy and the indelible impact she had on the industry.