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Naga Munchetty
Bring warmth and professionalism to your event with Naga Munchetty, BBC broadcaster and journalist. Naga expertly moderates complex discussions and shares keen insights on women's health, diversity, and leadership communication. Award-winning journalist who connects with audiences through incisive questioning and compassionate dialogue, recognised as Media Personality of the Year.
Naga Munchetty is an award-winning British journalist, broadcaster, and author, best known as a presenter on BBC Breakfast and BBC Radio 5 Live. She combines journalistic rigour with an assured, approachable style that makes her a trusted voice on major national conversations.
Since joining the BBC in 2008, Naga has built a career at the forefront of broadcast journalism. Her work spans live television, radio, and high-profile interviews, covering politics, global affairs, culture, and social issues. As a regular face on BBC Breakfast and the host of her own mid-morning programme on BBC Radio 5 Live, Naga is recognised for her ability to navigate complex subjects with clarity, balance, and empathy.
Alongside her broadcasting career, Naga is an experienced host and moderator for conferences, summits, and awards ceremonies. She is widely valued for her calm authority on stage, her skill in guiding discussion, and her ability to put contributors at ease while asking questions that resonate with audiences. Her experience chairing panels on sensitive subjects has made her a trusted choice for organisations seeking professionalism and credibility.
Naga is also the author of Its Probably Nothing, a personal and investigative examination of the state of women’s health in the UK. The book has cemented her role as a powerful voice calling for better healthcare and a more honest conversation about the bias women experience in medical settings. Naga also actively supports causes linked to mental health, education, women’s rights, and animal welfare, often contributing her time to charitable events and initiatives.
Book Naga to ensure your event has a host who commands attention whilst creating space for meaningful dialogue.
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Naga Munchetty draws on her broadcast journalism background to structure sessions around interview-led dialogue, using the techniques she applies on BBC Breakfast and BBC Radio 5 Live to guide conversations on complex topics with clarity and balance.
Naga Munchetty's sessions cover women's health and healthcare bias, mental health, and gender equality, alongside her work as a conference host and panel moderator. She is a BBC Breakfast and BBC Radio 5 Live presenter and the author of Its Probably Nothing, an investigative examination of women's health in the UK.
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