John Hockenberry "Dateline NBC" correspondent John Hockenberry joined NBC as a correspondent for "Dateline NBC" in 1996 after a fifteen-year career in broadcast news at both National Public Radio (NPR) and ABC News. Hockenberry's reporting for "Dateline NBC" earned him an Emmy and much critical acclaim. He is also the author of Moving Violations: War Zones, Wheelchairs and Declarations of Independence, his memoir of life as a foreign correspondent. In 1996, he performed "Spokeman," the one-man, off Broadway show, based on the book. Hockenberry has also written for The New York Times, The New Yorker, I.D., The Columbia Journalism Review, Details, and The Washington Post. While at NPR, he won two Peabody Awards. Other broadcasting honors include the Champion Tuck Business Reporting Award, the Benton Fellowship in Broadcast Journalism, the Unity in Media Award, and the duPont-Columbia University Award for Foreign News Coverage for his reporting on the Gulf War. Back to the Full Schedule.