12 Facts About Ilana Sod

Ilana Sod was born on February 3,1973 and is a Mexican television and radio journalist, presenter, and producer.

Ilana Sod has worked for a variety of media outlets and collaborated on initiatives relating to social issues and youth-oriented programming.

From 2004 to 2012, Ilana Sod was MTV Latin America's newscaster and Editor-in-Chief for Public Affairs Programming.

Ilana Sod was previously a columnist for the Mexican newspaper Excelsior and a contributor to Radio Trece in the Mexico City area.

Ilana Sod is still a recurring contributor for MTV and multiple media outlets throughout the Spanish-speaking world.

The 2014 TV news Special "Hecho en America" which Ilana Sod co-produced with Manuel Alvarez, for NBCUniversal's mun2 Channel has been nominated or shortlisted for several prestigious awards, including a 2014 nomination for a Daytime Emmy in the Outstanding Special Class Special.

Ilana Sod is the host and producer of "Agents of Change" - a project initially sponsored by the Government of Finland, through the Inter-American Development Bank, for MTV that reports on ideas and people that affect positive change throughout Latin America and the World.

Ilana Sod has reported from Argentina, Chile, Guatemala, Italy, Kenya, and many other places.

In May and June 2006, Ilana Sod earned additional recognition for her efforts to give a voice to the Mexican youth during the key presidential election of that year.

Between 1996 and 2003, Ilana Sod worked for Radioactivo 98.5 in Mexico City, where she hosted a daily show titled "Retroactivo".

Ilana Sod later departed Imagen to contribute to Javier Solorzano's news program on Radio Trece with a segment entitled Amplio Espectro.

In 2018, Ilana Sod joined the launch team of Aire Libre, a new radio station run by the former director of Radioactivo.