Hi!

My name is Mansee (pronounced MAHN-see) Khurana. I’m a producer at NPR’S Morning Edition. Previously, I focused on the 2022 midterm elections as part of the Bookings and Special Coverage Team at NPR. I’m also a freelance reporter with bylines in The Atlantic, The New York Times and The Verge.

In October 2021, I joined NPR as an intern on the Education Desk and Throughline, NPR’s history podcast.

I graduated from New York University with a degree in Broadcast Journalism and Philosophy and a minor in Psychology. While at NYU, I interned at NBC News Politics, NBC THINK and Psychology Today. Before all of that, I was a Senior Editor at the Washington Square News, NYU’s student-run independent newspaper and a Campus Free Speech intern at PEN America.

When I’m not researching new story ideas or frantically writing a draft, you can find me biking around Virgnia, watching a movie in Mt.Pleasant, or frantically crocheting in Malcom X Park.

Currently (as of October 2024), I’m

• Researching what my favorite singers are screaming about.

• Reading The Immortal King Rao by Vauhini Vara.

• Taking way too many pictures of the fall leaves changing colors.