Who is the host of People Every Day?
Welcome to the People Every Day Podcast! Each day, host Janine Rubenstein talks to newsmakers and PEOPLE journalists to bring you the day’s biggest news, and tell you a story that’ll make you smile. Listen to the show on iHeart Radio, or wherever you find your podcasts.
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Who is the host of People Every Day?
Host Janine Rubenstein brings you PEOPLE’s unparalleled access and reporting on the biggest stories of the day, from celebrity exclusives and sneak peeks, to inspiring stories about extraordinary people. Listen to People Every Day wherever you get your podcasts and don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode.
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What is the podcast "People Every Day"?
Listen to PEOPLE Every Day, a daily podcast by the editors of PEOPLE, covering entertainment, human interest, with exclusive celebrity interviews
What is a person every day podcast?
PEOPLE Every Day is a podcast that is inspired by PEOPLE's special sauce of the most popular celebrity and inspirational human-interest stories mixed with entertainment news, exclusive interviews and feature stories.
Who hosts People Every Day?
PEOPLE Every Day is hosted by PEOPLE Editor-at-Large Janine Rubenstein. For the past nine years as an editor at PEOPLE, Rubenstein has brought readers human interest news and breaking celebrity stories. She's also contributed to PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive and the Beautiful Issue.
Is People Every Day on all platforms?
PEOPLE Every Day is available on all major podcast platform s every weekday.
