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Paul Beban is a visual, audio, and print storyteller who’s been working on projects all over the world for more than 25 years. 

 

His award-winning output ranges from long-form features, investigations, explainers, and narrative podcasts to live, breaking news coverage of immigration, conflicts, natural disasters, and other world events.

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Paul has been tear-gassed in Venezuela, gotten frostbite in Greenland, and gone undercover to expose human trafficking in South Africa - whatever it takes to get the story. 

 

In addition to working as an anchor, correspondent, producer, and writer, Paul moderates and hosts public, private, and corporate events with figures from business, politics, culture, and the arts.

 

He’s also starred in multiple seasons of entertainment television. 

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Working closely with the Pulitzer prize-winning team at The Miami Herald, Paul wrote and hosted the podcast "Collapse: Disaster in Surfside", about the catastrophic failure of a condominium that killed 98 people in the middle of the night in June 2021.

 

The podcast was featured on NPR’s All Things Considered and recommended as “haunting and evocative” by The New York Times. The 12-episode series won a Gold Signal Award for Best Exclusive Content.

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You can listen to it here.

Collapse at Surfside
Collapse at Surfside
Collapse at Surfside

Working closely with the Pulitzer prize-winning team at The Miami Herald, Paul wrote and hosted the podcast "Collapse: Disaster in Surfside", about the catastrophic failure of a condominium that killed 98 people in the middle of the night in June 2021.

Collapse at Surfside

The podcast was featured on NPR’s All Things Considered and recommended as “haunting and evocative” by The New York Times. The 12-episode series won a Gold Signal Award for Best Exclusive Content.

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You can listen to it here.

Paul’s work has appeared on ABC News, PBS, CNBC, CBS News, Al Jazeera, Discovery, The History Channel, Yahoo! News, and HDNet, as well as in The Miami Herald, The New York Times, Time, Sports Illustrated, and more.

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Want to work with Paul, pitch him an idea, tell him a story, ask a question? Please contact him here.

Reporting on location

2019-2025 - Host of multiple series featured on History Channel, Discovery Channel, and Travel Channel

 

2021-2022 - Podcast host, writer and producer, "Collapse: Disaster in Surfside"

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2017-2018 - Anchor, Yahoo! News

 

2013-2017 - Correspondent and Anchor,

Al Jazeera

 

2007-2012 - Correspondent, HDNet

 

2000-2007 - Writer and producer, ABC News

For more than 25 years, Paul has been taking his audience on a journey. He has chased pirates off the coast of Somalia, investigated UFO sightings in Patagonia, and interviewed the artist Christo about his plan to drape a river in southern Colorado with miles of sky-blue tarps. 

 

Known for its immersive and emotional content, Paul’s work has been recognized with some of journalism’s highest awards. His undercover investigation into human trafficking in South Africa won the 2010 Emmy for Outstanding Feature in a News Magazine. In 2009, his reporting on the global economic effect of India’s surging middle class received the Emmy for Outstanding Analysis of a Business News Story. 

 

Paul has received numerous National Headliner awards and was honored to be a member of the ABC News team recognized with DuPont and Peabody awards for its coverage of 9/11. 

2019-2025 - Host of multiple series featured on History Channel, Discovery Channel, and Travel Channel

 

2021-2022 - Podcast host, writer and producer, "Collapse: Disaster in Surfside"

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2017-2018 - Anchor, Yahoo! News

 

2013-2017 - Correspondent and Anchor, Al Jazeera

 

2007-2012 - Correspondent, HDNet

 

2000-2007 - Writer and producer, ABC News

Reporting in the field

For more than 25 years, Paul has been taking his audience on a journey. He has chased pirates off the coast of Somalia, investigated UFO sightings in Patagonia, and interviewed the artist Christo about his plan to drape a river in southern Colorado with miles of sky-blue tarps. 

 

Known for its immersive and emotional content, Paul’s work has been recognized with some of journalism’s highest awards. His undercover investigation into human trafficking in South Africa won the 2010 Emmy for Outstanding Feature in a News Magazine. In 2009, his reporting on the global economic effect of India’s surging middle class received the Emmy for Outstanding Analysis of a Business News Story. 

 

Paul has received numerous National Headliner awards and was honored to be a member of the ABC News team recognized with DuPont and Peabody awards for its coverage of 9/11. 

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