About Eden Breslow

Early Media and Journalism Involvement

Eden Breslow contributed to The Beacon, a student publication, as part of the writing team alongside peers like Carolina Bayon and her sister Danielle Breslow. She was involved in articles covering school news, such as the announcement of a new DCPS principal.[4] This reflects her early interest in local journalism and community reporting during high school.[1]

Childhood Public Commentary on Culture

As a child in Washington, D.C., Eden appeared on NPR with her twin sister Danielle, offering playful critiques of First Ladies' inaugural gowns, noting preferences for longer lengths and wide-set sleeves.[6] They also brought Barbie dolls to NPR, discussing the doll's cultural impact and accomplishments at age 50, showcasing early enthusiasm for pop culture and history.[7]

Academic and Podcasting Work

Graduating in 2022 from UW-Madison's School of Journalism and Mass Communication with a Strategic Communication major, Eden hosted UW Making .Wavs, a podcast focused on storytelling for positive change.[5][8] Her bio highlights her birth, education, and commitment to impactful narratives.

Professional PR Career

Currently, Eden works in PR at No. 29 as an account coordinator, providing endorsements for business leaders advancing climate solutions, such as praising Parker's investments in sustainability.[2] This marks her shift to professional communications in business and environmental advocacy.

Personal and Family Background

Eden is the granddaughter of Sari 'Shadi' Weiss Breslow, with family ties noted in obituaries alongside her sister Danielle and father Peter Breslow.[3]