Award-winning media personality Natasha Gargiulo made a name for herself as the co-host of I HEART Radio’s extremely popular morning show in Montreal. Throughout her career, the former ET Canada correspondent has interviewed high-profile stars including Oprah Winfrey, Celine Dion, Jennifer Lopez and George Clooney, and reported from some of the most prestigious film festivals around the world including Cannes Film Festival, Sundance Film Festival, and the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). A skilled presenter and host, Natasha lends her warmth and charm to every project she’s involved in.
Natasha has hosted a myriad of high-profile red carpet events including the GRAMMYS, the Golden Globes, The People’s Choice Awards, the Juno Awards, and she has also hosted the Casting Society of America’s annual ARTIOS Awards red carpet and after show. In 2020, Natasha became a member of the prestigious Critics Choice Association, capturing unforgettable moments, interviewing talent, and bringing fans behind the scenes of Hollywood’s biggest nights. She also leads social strategy across platforms.
A seasoned radio presenter, Natasha was tapped to co-host The Beat 5@7 before moving to join The Beat Breakfast Club in 2025. Just one year later, Natasha debuted Hot Mics & High Heels, which she co-hosts with Donna Saker. The podcast features real, relatable stories about women’s lives — from career highs and challenges to motherhood, friendship, confidence, and everything in between.
A host for philanthropic events supporting various causes, Natasha has worked closely with several charitable organizations, including APJ Artists For Peace and Justice, the Quebec Breast Cancer Foundation, The MUHC Foundations Cardiac Care Centre, and the Montreal Children Hospital Foundation. She is also passionate about empowering women through her speakers’ series, and through Palmina Productions, which aims at supporting projects that shine a spotlight on female led stories. She is also a Canadian Council Member for the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, where she advocates for meaningful representation and inclusion in entertainment.
