Gail Harris

Gail Harris began her career in journalism in high school as a teen correspondent for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and The Marietta Daily Journal. She became one of the first anchorwomen in the USA in 1971, at WCTV in Tallahassee, FL. Her career as a political reporter took her to the statehouses of Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, and Massachusetts, and ultimately led to a Master of Public Administration degree at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government.

Gail went on to work as a correspondent for ABC News, Night-line, and for many years was a correspondent/host for PBS and NPR. Her work on the PBS special Hiroshima Remembered, which she hosted and co-produced, was recognized with a National Emmy Award in 1986. Creator, executive producer, and host for the Body & Soul series on PBS, Gail also wrote the companion book, “Body & Soul: Your Guide to Health, Happiness, and Total Well-being.”

Along the way, she discovered the power of a meditation practice in lowering stress, which led to a deep dive into many other practical methods of using spirituality to empower and improve life. Today, Gail continues her work as a teacher, lecturer, and executive coach, offering private sessions as well as Webinars. Her articles, blog, Body & Soul video segments and information about her Empowerment Webinars can be found at www.gailharrisonline.com.