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StoryCorps COLUMBUS
WOSU Public Media
A Journalist's Journey To The White House
FEB 27, 20205 MIN
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Description
Ann B. Walker worked as a radio host, journalist, editor and columnist in Columbus for decades. She is a woman of many firsts: the first woman in broadcast management at WLWC-TV in Columbus, the very first female broadcaster to report on the Ohio legislature, and the first black woman from Franklin County given a White House appointment.

