Lindsey Moon
Senior Digital Producer - MusicLindsey Moon served as IPR's Senior Digital Producer - Music and the Executive Producer of IPR Studio One's All Access program. Moon started as a talk show producer with Iowa Public Radio in May of 2014. She came to IPR by way of Illinois Public Media, an NPR/PBS dual licensee in Champaign-Urbana, Illinois, and Wisconsin Public Radio, where she worked as a producer and a general assignment reporter.
Lindsey grew up in rural Western Iowa and is a graduate of the University of Iowa with degrees in anthropology and journalism. Her work has earned awards from the Wisconsin Associated Press, Public Radio News Directors Incorporated (PMJA) and the Northwest Broadcast News Association, has aired on NPR’s All Things Considered and has been published on NPR.org.
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There are so many music memoirs new in 2023 that we want to read! Here's a list. -
Pianist and composer Dan Knight joins host Charity Nebbe for one of IPR's favorite holiday traditions — listeners share stories about favorite holiday songs, and Dan plays them. -
Pianist and composer Dan Knight returns to Iowa! He discusses his most recent projects and play songs that remind him, and our listeners, of home.
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After the murder of a Memphis woman while out for a run, we return to a 2018 episode, following the death of Mollie Tibbetts.
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With climate change, extreme weather events are becoming increasingly common, and extreme heat is part of the package. Some humans are coming up with creative and sometimes expensive ways to cope, but many more are vulnerable.
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Modern medicine helps us live longer, but what about the quality of those extra years? -
Chef Sean Sherman, also known as "the Sioux chef," talks about his cookbook “The Sioux Chef’s Indigenous Kitchen.” -
Charity Nebbe speaks to all three IPR Studio One hosts about their new show: All Access
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In this excerpted interview, author Claire Hoffman describes her childhood growing up as part of the Maharishi community in Fairfield, Iowa. -
The general election is November 3. The Iowa Secretary of State is recommending Iowans vote by mail or vote early in-person, which you can do now.
