Ex-60 Minutes Producers Wren Woodson and Mabel Kabani Launch Gen Z News Venture Covering Epstein and Trump

Wren Woodson and Mabel Kabani, both 30, met at CBS's 60 Minutes and have since left to launch a new media venture aimed at Gen Z and chronically online audiences. Their platform blurs the lines between content creation and journalism, focusing on high-profile stories like Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump. By targeting younger viewers who consume news through social media, they seek to make serious investigative reporting more accessible and engaging. The duo's background at a legacy news program lends credibility, while their approach reflects a shift in how news is delivered and consumed. Their work matters because it addresses a growing gap: many young people distrust traditional media but still want substantive coverage of major issues. As they build their audience, Woodson and Kabani could influence the future of news, proving that rigorous journalism can thrive in short-form, digital-first formats.