Mia Goes M.I.A

julio 31, 2025

JUGAR AHORA
A young woman with curly hair in a black top holds a cup and looks at the camera, channeling M.I.A vibes at an outdoor gathering with several people in the background.

Those who tune in regularly will have noticed a new voice on the airwaves. Mia Taubenblat joined the KOTO News team in June as a summer intern reporting on everything from government meetings, to theatrical goings on.

But now a new school year beckons and she’s heading out on the next adventure. KOTO’s Julia Caulfield sat down with Taubenblat to hear how the summer has gone, and what’s coming up next. Taubenblat starts with her thoughts on the summer.

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