Sarah Schnare

Sarah Schnare is an Emmy Award-winning producer who began her career at CNN in Atlanta as a news and field producer for Larry King Live, CNN's highest-rated and longest-running program. She traveled extensively covering national and global news stories and produced almost 3,000 interviews, ranging from world leaders to movie stars to UFO enthusiasts. In 2004, Sarah received a DuPont-Columbia Award for her contribution to CNN's coverage of the South Asian earthquake and tsunami. She is also the recipient of 3 Peabody Awards for her work during Hurricane Katrina, (2005), the Presidential Primary Campaigns & Debates, (2008), and the Gulf Oil Spill, (2010). In 2008, she was nominated for a NAACP Image Award for her Larry King Live interview with Sidney Poitier. Other credits include Turner Sports, the Goodwill Games in Australia, On-Air with Ryan Seacrest, E! Live From the Red Carpet, Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN), The Arsenio Hall Show, and Steve Harvey; where she produced and co-hosted weekly segments for air. Sarah is a former ski racer and Canadian track and field star. She graduated summa cum laude on a track scholarship from Drake University and from the Institute of Political Journalism at Georgetown.