Rob Lane is a producer for WBUR's Morning Edition.
Rob previously served as a producer for Radio Boston and on WBUR's newscast desk. Before coming to WBUR, he was the executive producer of Mississippi Public Broadcasting's daily radio newsmagazine, Mississippi Edition.
He's a graduate of Hamilton College in Clinton, New York.
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