Adrienne Lamb is the host and producer of Our Edmonton on CBC TV. Her work is also featured online and on CBC Radio and includes national award-winning feature documentaries about the economy, the military and the environment. 

Adrienne is a talented and creative storyteller who enjoys showcasing the community and the characters who call the capital region home. Since launching Our Edmonton in October 2013, she has explored close to 400 unique locations.

Adrienne is a graduate of Western University with a degree in English and Anthropology and a Masters in Journalism. She served for several years as CBC Radio's national arts reporter in Edmonton. 

Prior to moving to Alberta in 2001, Adrienne worked at CBC Radio in Ontario and New Brunswick. She is especially interested in stories connected to business and the environment as shown by her award-winning coverage of Canadas BSE crisis (known as Mad Cow Disease). Adrienne has been honoured with a regional RTDNA award in 2011 for Homefront, a national special about how Edmonton has changed during the war in Afghanistan. She also won a national RTDNA award in 2012 for best use of sound in a documentary for CEO of the Snow Fort, a story about a group of boys building their dream landscape. 

In 2019 Adrienne produced an hour-long CBC Radio documentary called Smoked Out: How Wildfires are Changing Canadian Summers. She followed that work up with a eight-part podcast World on Fire in 2020. In 2022 Adrienne turned her attention again to the environment for another hour-long network radio special called For The Love of Parks. 

Connect with Adrienne Lamb at our.edmonton@cbc.ca.