Cathy Wurzer

Cathy Wurzer has a diverse work experience in the media industry. Cathy started their career at CBS Radio as an Announcer in 1997 and then moved on to WCCO-TV as an Anchor/Reporter in 1998. At WCCO-TV, they co-anchored the #1 rated weekend newscasts and also worked as a general assignment reporter for the evening newscasts.

In 1995, Cathy joined Twin Cities Public Television as the co-host of "Almanac," a long-running and successful program focused on Minnesota news, politics, and culture. Cathy stayed with the show for several years.

Starting in 2001, Cathy worked at Minnesota Public Radio as an Anchor/Program Host for the top-rated morning drive program "Morning Edition." Under their leadership, the program reached #1 in April 2017 and remained at the top in the fall of 2020.

Cathy also has experience as a book author, having written books for both the University of Minnesota and the Minnesota Historical Society. In addition, they founded "End in Mind," a community-based program that aims to transform conversations about death and dying.

Overall, Cathy Wurzer has a successful career in the media industry, with a focus on broadcasting, hosting, reporting, and writing.

Cathy Wurzer pursued their education at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, where they completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Broadcast Journalism and Urban Studies.