Lindsey Moon
Senior Digital ProducerLindsey Moon is a senior digital producer for Iowa Public Radio. She worked as a producer for IPR's Talk of Iowa and River to River before transitioning to focus on digital media. She comes to IPR by way of Illinois Public Media, an NPR/PBS dual licensee in Urbana, Illinois, and Wisconsin Public Radio where she worked as a producer and as a general assignment reporter.
Lindsey is an Iowa native and 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, and has aired on NPR’s All Things Considered.
Outside of her work at IPR, Lindsey moonlights as a producer and performance artist working with hula hoops, stilt walking and fire art. In her free time, she enjoys getting lost in the woods, going to see live music, and reading (mostly) non-fiction. You can contact Lindsey at lmoon@iowapublicradio.org.
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Host Charity Nebbe speaks with Iowa City-based singer-songwriter James Tutson. -
Host Charity Nebbe speaks with Iowa City-based singer-songwriter James Tutson.
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The Iowa City based artist who was recently featured on NBC's "The Voice" has a new single out today.
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Iowa Public Radio is joining forces with the Des Moines Music Coalition and Good Morning Iowa to showcase Iowa artists in 2021.
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Hinterland organizers wrote in an email Friday that they hope to put more tickets on sale pending COVID-19 infection levels and vaccination rates.
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If you collect vinyl, you probably enjoy looking at the liner notes on the back of the albums. Here are production notes for the Holiday Special. It's only because of creative community and collaboration that this show was made possible.
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Concrete hearts, angels, and puppies… the sculptures of Isabel Bloom have been beloved since the 1950s. During this hour of Talk of Iowa, host Charity…
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Join Iowa Public Radio Studio One and xBk for The Holiday Special, an original musical for a pandemic year at 7 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 20 at iowapublicradio.org.
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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.
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Iowa’s 3rd Congressional District candidates covered issues ranging from health care to social security to immigration in a debate Monday night over who should represent an area that stretches from the Des Moines metro to the Missouri River in southwest Iowa.
