CNN’s Pamela Brown Launches New Streaming Series, ‘Body Language’
CNN’s Pamela Brown is turning her investigative skills on women’s health. The co-anchor of “The Situation Room” will on Thursday, October 8, launch “Body Language by CNN,” a new series for CNN’s “All Access” subscription streaming service. Brown will over the course of eight episodes shine alight on some of the absurd health experiences that […]
CNN is expanding its streaming lineup with "Body Language by CNN," a new original series hosted by co-anchor Pamela Brown. Focused on women's health, the eight-episode series will premiere on October 8 exclusively for CNN All Access subscribers, with subsequent episodes arriving in November. Brown, also CNN's chief investigative correspondent, will explore various health issues affecting women throughout their lives, including perimenopause, GLP-1 medications, fertility, Alzheimer's disease, and postpartum health.
The series was inspired by Brown's own experience with postpartum obsessive-compulsive disorder after the birth of her second child. Brown expressed her desire for women to feel seen, heard, and empowered to advocate for themselves. The show is part of CNN's efforts to grow its direct-to-consumer business under CEO Mark Thompson, following the launch of CNN All Access in October 2025.
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