CBC revealed that Sarika Cullis-Suzuki and Anthony Morgan will take over as the new co-hosts of “The Nature of Things.” The duo will begin their full-time roles in Season 63 after David Suzuki’s pr…
Both presenters have previously guest-hosted TV’s longest-running science series in the past. They will return to each host an episode in Suzuki’s final season, which kicks off on the public Canadian broadcaster on Jan. 6, 2023.
Cullis-Suzuki is one of Suzuki’s five children and has devoted her life and work to science, conversation, and communication. A British Columbia-based marine biologist with a PhD and a master’s of science, Cullis-Suzuki was named one of the most influential millennials in Canada, nominated as best host at the World Congress of Science and Factual Producers, and has worked across various print, film and audio platforms.
“I don’t think anybody can be David Suzuki, because he really is this kind of singular, inimitable character. And so I think the challenge for me is going to try to be myself and allow myself to genuinely follow my curiosity the way that I always have,” added Morgan.
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