Marysabel Huston is a Venezuelan-American journalist and producer with extensive experience in radio, television, and digital media. She graduated with honors Cum Laude from Fermín Toro University in her hometown of Barquisimeto, Venezuela, with a Bachelor’s degree in Social Communication, specializing in Journalism. Marysabel began her career at her university’s radio station before moving on to local radio stations. She made the giant international leap in 2007 after completing her professional internship at CNN en Español. Soon after, she joined the news network and worked in various roles for 14 years, from television and radio to the digital department. Marysabel produced hundreds of video pieces, audio segments, podcasts, and articles on CNN. In 2017, Marysabel made her mark on CNN en Español by launching her first original podcast, Zona Pop CNN. She was co-producer and co-host of the weekly show for over 5 years. Additionally, she played a crucial role in developing highly successful digital audio products, including the daily podcast “Coronavirus: Realidad vs. Ficción.” This podcast provided vital information to CNN’s global Hispanic audience during the pandemic. Marysabel has received multiple accolades for her digital and linear television work, including a prestigious Shorty Award, often called the Oscars of social media. She has also received three Emmy nominations and two Peabody awards as a member of a CNN team that was recognized for its exceptional coverage of significant events such as the Gulf Oil Spill in 2010 and the Arab Spring in 2011. Marysabel received 10 Latin Podcast Awards for her innovative work in digital audio at CNN en Español. Her involvement in the digital media industry led her to join the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences (IADAS), where she is a voting member. She’s also part of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) and has been invited to serve as a judge throughout the years at the News & Documentary Emmy Awards. Marysabel’s true passion lies in connecting with others through music. Her work as a music journalist led her to join the Recording Academy (GRAMMYs) and the Latin Recording Academy (Latin GRAMMYs) as a member. In September 2023, she launched her podcast “La Clave Pop,” where she continues to support new artists and connect established singers with their most loyal fans.