Audio, TV, and Writing
Arielle Duhaime-Ross is a science journalist, podcast and TV host based in Portland, Oregon. Their work has appeared on Vox.com, The Verge, Quartz, Scientific American, and most recently at VICE News, where they hosted the outlet's flagship documentary news podcast, VICE News Reports.
At VICE News, Arielle also produced and hosted a TV show called Queer Sports, as well as a podcast named A Show About Animals, which tackled the controversy surrounding Koko, the gorilla, and ape language research. "Animals," as the production team called the show internally, won the gold audio award in the 2022 AAAS Kavli Science journalism awards. Arielle was also the first climate change correspondent in American nightly TV news, for HBO's VICE News Tonight. Prior to hosting podcasts and TV shows for VICE News, Arielle was the host of Vox Media’s Reset, a podcast about technology, science, design and power.
At VICE News, Arielle also produced and hosted a TV show called Queer Sports, as well as a podcast named A Show About Animals, which tackled the controversy surrounding Koko, the gorilla, and ape language research. "Animals," as the production team called the show internally, won the gold audio award in the 2022 AAAS Kavli Science journalism awards. Arielle was also the first climate change correspondent in American nightly TV news, for HBO's VICE News Tonight. Prior to hosting podcasts and TV shows for VICE News, Arielle was the host of Vox Media’s Reset, a podcast about technology, science, design and power.