Media Coverage

Publications about Diane Rehm

Letter From Washington by Oscar Bartoli
A summary of Diane's visit to Urbino, including the full text of Diane's speech.

"The Diane Rehm Show" Debuts In Berlin; Rehm Chosen As Inaugural Recipient of Journalists' Award From Urbino Italy

"Minority Report: Whether it's disability, race, language or size, what a difference a difference makes." Diane Rehm interviewed by Amanda Temple for The Washington Post Magazine, Sunday, October 12, 2003; Page W16.

The Woman Behind the Voice. Bay Weekly interview with J. Alex Knoll, March 2001.

Diane Rehm's Self-Portrait in Courage. Columnist Judy Mann on Finding My Voice. Special to The Washington Post, Friday, November 12, 1999; Page C10.

Diane Rehm: Aural History. Author Reeve Lindbergh reviews Diane's memoir for The Washington Post. Special to The Washington Post, Thursday, October 21, 1999; Page C02.

Diane Rehm Gets Personal in New Book. Karen Sandstrom reveals the woman behind the voice of The Diane Rehm Show. The Plain Dealer (Cleveland), Monday, September 13, 1999; Page 1E.

Tuning in to the Sound of Silence. The Baltimore Sun's Patricia Meisol interviews Diane. The Baltimore Sun, Sunday, September 5, 1999.

Diane Rehm Finds a Voice of Her Own. Reporter Linton Weeks writes about Diane, her daily show, and her life story as told in her memoir, Finding My Voice. The Washington Post, Monday, August 23, 1999; Page C01.

Finding Her Voice. ABC's Nightline reported that Diane's vocal disorder, spasmodic dysphonia, didn't keep her away from a challenging speaking engagement in February 1999.

Diane Rehm Speaks Out. Diane describes her four-year struggle to regain her voice. The Washington Post, June 16, 1998; Page H12.