Caitlin Troutman
Talk Show ProducerCaitlin Troutman is a talk show producer at Iowa Public Radio. Before joining the talk show team, she worked as a Digital News Producer for IPR as well. Prior to working for IPR, she was a news producer at Maine Public and interned at KCUR in Kansas City, where she worked on the daily talk show Central Standard. She also hosted a music show at WMPG in Portland, Maine.
Caitlin earned a BA in Literature and Critical Theory from the Oxbridge Honors Program at William Jewell College before studying audio through the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies. Some of the odd jobs she held during this time include writing tutor, standardized patient and bagel salesperson.
Caitlin loves coffee, reading and live music. She is a dog and cat person.
You can contact Caitlin at ctroutman@iowapublicradio.org.
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Experts discuss avoiding misinformation as election results roll in and coping with stress.
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On the last Friday before the presidential election, Ben Kieffer and guests explore headlines from around the state, including campaign finance and voter registration news.
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The first Black woman to graduate from Grinnell College continues to touch lives.
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Politics reporters discuss Statehouse races that could be close, and a look at some of the efforts to get Iowans to vote
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There are a lot of assumptions about the urban/rural divide. Combining historical perspective with the largest-ever national survey of rural voters, two government professors set out to find out what’s really behind this divide.
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In her new book, Amy Kolen describes how she processed the 'ambiguous loss' of her mother with the help of the Inside Out singers. Then experts discuss the potential health risks associated with TikTok.
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With less than two weeks to the 2024 election, national and statewide races are looking competitive.
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Health care is a top concern for many voters. Experts weight in on how the parties differ in their approach.
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The All Iowa Reads committee reveals the titles for 2025, but first educator Amanda Jones discusses her book, "That Librarian: The Fight Against Book Banning in America."