Ex-SourceFed Host Meg Turney Comes To Rooster Teeth’s ‘The Know’

Two months after leaving SourceFed, Meg Turney has a new YouTube home. Turney, known for her hosting skills and her affinity for cosplay, has joined Rooster Teeth and will report for the Austin-based network’s news channel, The Know.

Turney, who also previously hosted videos for Nerdist News, is a good fit for The Know, which covers gaming, entertainment, and technology. As part of her new gig, she will host “The Know It All”, a weekly news recap show that will launch in June and will deliver new episodes each Friday.

Rooster Teeth first came to prominence as the home of the influential web series Red Vs. Blue, but it is now an expansive network that hosts news, scripted web series, Let’s Play videos, and a slew of other gaming-related programs. Among the network’s employees is Gavin Free, with whom Turney already forms one of the YouTube community’s most adorable couples.

Subscribe to get the latest creator news

Subscribe

Turney left SourceFed in early April, departing the Philip Defranco-produced news channel at the same time as fellow host Elliott Morgan. Morgan’s first hosting job post-SourceFed has taken him to Mashable, where he helms a daily new program titled Take A Minute.

“I am so excited to be joining Rooster Teeth,” said Turney. “They have been pioneers in the industry for many years, and their level of originality and just plain fun in their content is unmatched in the space. We have tried to work together before, so to finally see the opportunity come to fruition is just amazing and I can’t wait to jump right in.”

Turney will make her first appearance on The Know on June 1st.

Photo credit: Keith Battista

Share
Published by
Sam Gutelle

Recent Posts

As Bluesky adds more videos, YouTube adds more Bluesky-style custom feeds

YouTube is factoring user preferences into its video recommendations. Earlier this year, the video hub launched…

18 hours ago

As OnlyFans celebrates its tenth birthday, it counts more than 5,000 seven-figure earners

These days, massive OnlyFans creators don't make the news as frequently as they did during peak COVID,…

18 hours ago

Meta is paying over $17 billion to settle social media lawsuits. What changes can users expect?

Meta has agreed to pay billions of dollars to resolve its legal dispute with U.S.…

21 hours ago

The BBC says it’ll pay £50,000 for YouTube-first documentaries

The BBC wants original documentaries to publish on its YouTube channel--and it's willing to pay…

22 hours ago

Instagram says that its First Draft feature can edit a Reel in under ten seconds

Instagram is taking on the tedium of video editing. A process that can be laborious can…

2 days ago

What’s hot on TikTok LIVE? You can find out through a new newsletter.

TikTok has a plan to make live streaming less intimidating for new users, and that plan…

2 days ago