BIO

Natasha Senjanovic is an award-winning journalist whose range of expertise spans from domestic and sexual violence to international arts and culture.

She is a trusted and well-known voice in Nashville, having served as WPLN / Nashville Public Radio’s afternoon host for over three years. She left that position in the summer of 2019, to return to her first love of reporting from the field, and to develop Women Like Sex.

An avid traveler who speaks four languages, Natasha spent 15 years in Rome, covering the Italian and international film industries, for Cineuropa.org (Senior Editor), The Hollywood Reporter (Italy critic) and Screen International (Italy correspondent), among many others.

From 2013-16, was also a Contributing Editor / Translator for EastWest (formerly East), a bilingual (Italian-English) geopolitical quarterly.

As a field producer, she has worked with award-winning international investigative and news programs, including Presa Diretta (RAI) and The World (BBC Radio).

She is also a freelance editor, story editor, translator and educator. You can contact her at natasha@wlspod.com.

Select local and national radio stories:

Nashville Family Safety Center Is Safe Haven For Families Affected By Domestic, Sexual Violence

International High School Mountain Bikers Take To The Trails (Murrow Award winner)

How a group of teachers in Nashville is bridging the public-private divide

Furnishing Homes For A New Life After Domestic Violence

Governor Under Mounting Pressure To Commute Life Sentence Of Cyntoia Brown

Nashville Barbers Offer Homeless Free Haircuts And Sense Of Community (AP award winner)

Nashville's Women's March Conference An Educational And Networking Tool For Participants

A Joelton Tobacco Farmer, Not His Migrant Workers, Would Suffer From Proposed Immigration Changes

An Adventurer Philanthropist Wants States To Follow Tennessee's Lead On Medical Volunteers

Kids With Down Syndrome Strut Custom-Designed Couture In Franklin Fashion Show