Robin Linn is a veteran audio producer, editor, writer and announcer. She was a founding producer for the national public radio program Sound Opinions, where she went on to serve as the show’s senior producer. She was also a producer and writer for NPR’s Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me, a booker for All Things Considered and had the best first gig ever interning for Linda Wertheimer.
Robin wrote and co-produced "And Nothing Less," hosted by Rosario Dawson and Retta, which was the official podcast commemorating the 100th anniversary of the fight for women's right to vote. She was nominated for an Ambie Award for writing.
With comedian Michael Ian Black, Robin has produced PRX’s How to Be Amazing and Earwolf’s Obscure. She also served as a producer for Illinois Public Media’s daily statewide show The 21st.
You can also find Robin’s work on The Dipp, KCRW’s Lost Notes podcast, Poetry Off the Shelf and in Chicago Magazine.
In addition, she’s a contract producer for PRX/PRI. You can hear her voice on PRX shows including Reveal, The World, Ted Talks Daily and more.
She produces live events, teaches workshops and hosts panel discussions.
Robin graduated from Colgate University with a degree in English. She lives in Evanston, IL with her husband and 2 kids, who also really like listening to stories.