A co-host for a popular NPR podcast left the public radio network after it opened an investigation in March into his conduct in the workplace, according to two people with knowledge of his departure.
The co-host, Ramtin Arablouei, has not hosted new episodes of the show, “Throughline,” for weeks. But neither he nor NPR has said anything publicly about his absence.
He departed, the people said, after an employee on the show said he had behaved inappropriately toward her and made an offensive remark during a team meeting. The comments eventually led to an internal investigation. It was unknown whether Mr. Arablouei’s departure was related to the investigation.
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