Norah O'Donnell puts women's health on the mic with Healthful
CBS News says O'Donnell's weekly podcast features expert conversations on women's health, with topics ranging from mental health to fitness.
By Sal Moretti · Money Reporter
2 min read
Norah O'Donnell is putting women's health at the center of a new audio project.
CBS News says O'Donnell is hosting Healthful with Norah O'Donnell, a podcast built around useful, trustworthy information on women's health. In a CBS News video segment, O'Donnell talks about the show and its focus.
The format, according to CBS News, is weekly. O'Donnell speaks with leading experts, with the subject list stretching from mental health to fitness.
What CBS News has shown so far
CBS News' video listings include two Healthful entries tied to the new show. One is a 44-minute, 52-second episode titled “Melinda French Gates on Women's Health.” Another is a 56-minute, 38-second episode titled “Lung Cancer in Women and Never-Smokers.”
Those listings point to the range CBS News is giving the project: broad conversations about women's health alongside episodes focused on specific medical subjects.
The CBS News page also promotes its live video stream and other programming, placing O'Donnell's podcast alongside the network's wider video lineup.
A health pitch with expert backing
CBS News describes the podcast as a place for dependable health information, with expert guests central to each week's episode. The network says the conversations cover areas including mental health and fitness.
O'Donnell's new show arrives as a health-focused entry in the CBS News video and podcast mix, with women's health as the headline lane and specialists supplying the guidance.
This story draws on original reporting from CBS News.