About

Stacey Lindsay is a multimedia journalist, and author of the forthcoming BEING 40: The Decade of Letting Go—and Embracing Who We Are.

Known for her warm, empathetic approach, she has interviewed hundreds of public figures and civilians on topics like spirituality, health, civics, politics, identity, art, sexuality, women’s equality, and work.

Some of the many giants she has spoken with include Lisa Ling, the late Melody Beattie, Julie and John Gottman, Phil Stutz, Jeffrey Marsh, Vienna Pharaon, Gillian Anderson, Erin Brockovich, Sharon Salzberg, Savannah Guthrie, Dr. Nedra Tawwab, Elin Hilderbrand, Dr. Krishnendu Ray, Richard Engel, Margareta Magnusson, Reese Witherspoon, Pico Iyer, Jay Shetty, Anna Quindlen, Melissa Gilbert, Sean Malto, Jodi Picoult, Debbie Gibson, the late Sietze Vanderheide, Terry Real, Mitch Albom, Martha Beck, and Liam Neeson.

Her writing and reporting have appeared across national and global media. Currently a senior contributing editor at The Sunday Paper, she was an editor at goop and an evening TV news anchor and reporter in the Four State region, a role that greatly expanded her worldview. As a reporter and anchor, she investigated the veteran healthcare crisis, the disappearance of small-town America, the plight of local factory workers, the rising cost of food, and other stories about humanity.

Stacey earned a B.A. in media studies from Emerson College and an M.A. in journalism from the University of Colorado at Boulder. She's sat on the Board of Compass Quest Veteran Services and is a fierce advocate for women's rights, often mentoring women in the workplace.