You will probably see her wild blonde curly hair bouncing around on Nashville’s running trails. Though she’s from Kansas City, Missouri, Andrea has called many places home, including Colorado Springs, New York City and Dublin.
Her work has also appeared in the New Yorker Radio Hour, NPR, Here & Now, The Colorado Independent, The Colorado Springs Gazette and HuffPost.
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Prior to that she worked for Kansas City’s NPR station, KCUR, producing a daily show and reporting daily news and long-term investigative stories, including an award-winning series on gun violence, with a grant from the Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma. As a member of the leadership team, she trained and coordinated the efforts of reporters and producers across 50+ stations, wrote and edited a community engagement playbook and launched a national talk show around the election. She hired the founding team, and then successfully launched the show in March 2022.Īndrea has been in public media for 7 years, most recently serving as senior coordinating producer for America Amplified, a CPB-funded community engagement initiative. Emily is a proud graduate of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.Īndrea Tudhope is the executive producer and director of the WPLN News daily show, This Is Nashville. She was born and raised in the Chicago area, so she's not intimidated by Nashville winters. Before joining the news staff at WPLN, Emily worked in print and online journalism at the Los Angeles Times and NPR. Murrow Awards for her reporting.Įmily is passionate about storytelling on all platforms and spoke at TEDxNashville in 2015 about the station's efforts to share audio online. She has been named the Associated Press Radio Journalist of the Year and has received three regional Edward R.
She became the newsroom's assistant news director in 2016 and news director in 2017. She soon launched the station's first podcast and has since helped the station develop a whole fleet of shows with live events. She's traveled around Tennessee to tell national news stories for NPR and Marketplace.Įmily began at the station in 2014 as an enterprise reporter. She also reports on a wide range of topics, including higher education, science and veterans. WPLN News StaffĮmily Siner is the news director at Nashville Public Radio and host of the Movers & Thinkers podcast. She is a believer in, and sustaining member of, public media. Among her favorite quotes through which she draws inspiration is, “If we have no peace, it's because we have forgotten we belong to each other." – Mother Teresa. Keri lives in the Donelson area with her husband, twin daughters, her mom and Becky the Cat. in Sociology from Montclair University, and a certificate in Immersion Spanish Language Study in Mexico and Guatemala. Keri has a master’s in Teaching and Learning from Lipscomb University, a B.A. She was the 2015 recipient of the Tennessee Arts Commission Individual Artist Fellowship for Acting (Theater) and a winner of a Nashville Scene 2021 Best of Nashville Critics' Pick for her work as the producer, director and lead actor in The Passion of Ethel Rosenberg (a Radio Play) podcast. As an actor and voice-over artist, she has voiced characters for Veggie Tales, starred in commercials for the Tennessee Lottery and Dollar General, and appeared in numerous short films and theater productions. Keri has had a varied career working in the hospitality industry both in New York and Nashville, as a high school Spanish teacher in MNPS, and as a studio teacher on ABC’s Nashville. She was previously the Director of Operations for Safe Haven Family Shelter. Keri Pagetta joins the Nashville Public Radio team as its Accounting Specialist, processing accounts payable and receivable and supporting the Finance Department in a variety of ways.
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