Zan Rowe

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Susanna "Zan" Rowe (born 22 March 1978) is an Australian radio presenter currently working at Double J.

Radio[]

Rowe started out at SRA FM in 1996 (now SYN Radio) on a show called Run with the hunted, before moving to the Monday drive shift on 3RRR 102.7FM presenting Transit Lounge from 2002–2004.

In 2005, she joined Triple J as weekend lunch host.

In 2006, she became host of Mornings on Triple J broadcasting weekdays between 9am -12pm. She hosted this show on the network until December 2017.

Rowe began the podcast Bang on with Myf Warhurst in March 2017^[1]

On 4 December 2017, Rowe announced she would be leaving Triple J and joining Double J.^[2]

In 2018 Zan moved to digital radio network Double J as host of the Mornings show.^[3] The show is the home of her flagship feature and podcast, the Take 5. ^[4] The segment has featured guests over the years like Sir Paul McCartney, Tool, Kacey Musgraves, Mark Ronson, Tori Amos, Ice Cube, and Peter Garrett.

Television[]

In 2009, Zan joined music presenter Richard Kingsmill in presenting a special edition of rage, Triple J Hottest 100 of All Time, broadcast over two nights on the weekend of Friday 7 August 2009.^[5]

In 2015–2016, Rowe presented "The Critics" for ABC iView, a program on screen culture.

In 2017, Rowe was announced as one of the panellists for ABC TV's new screen review show Screen Time, hosted by Chris Taylor.

Since 2017, Zan and Charlie Pickering have hosted the New Year's Eve countdown show on the ABC.^[6][7]

Rowe presents a weekly segment 'The Beat' on News Breakfast to discuss music news.

Since 2020, Zan has co-hosted weekly music program The Sound on the ABC.

Personal life[]

In September 2020 Zan welcomed in a fluffy companion to her family, Norman, a domestic cat.

References[]

External links[]

• Official website
• VIDEO Zan Rowe and Craig Schuftan in conversation on ABC FORA
• triple j: Mornings with Zan
• triple j: people: Zan Rowe