Jeremy Moore

Jeremy Moore is the senior production manager at Rocky Mountain PBS and an Editorial Integrity and Leadership Initiative fellow at the Poynter Institute. His work includes an award-winning documentary about Marshall Fire survivors rebuilding to Passive House standards and an award-winning investigation of HOAs in Colorado. He joined Rocky Mountain PBS after more than 24 years in the commercial broadcast news industry, including 16 years in Denver with 9News. He is married to an engineer and is the father of two boys and a dog named Lucy. He has completed six marathons with a personal record of 3 hours, 25 minutes, and 58 seconds and is still recovering.

Topic expertise: I gravitate to personal stories of transformation, from embarking on a second career to overcoming drug addiction and discovering a new passion. My journalism has also focused on challenging misinformation and supporting the health of Colorado's information ecosystem.

Demographic expertise: As a longtime broadcast journalist, Korean adoptee and former marathoner, I have an interest in endurance sports, healthy eating, Asian/immigrant culture, history and DIY filmmaking.

Honors & Awards: 5-time Emmy award winner, 3-time Colorado Broadcasters Association award winner, 3-time New Mexico Broadcasters Association award winner, 5-time Society of Professional Journalists award winner, Editorial Integrity & Leadership Initiative fellow at the Poynter Institute

Professional Memberships: National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Heartland Chapter, National Press Photographers Association, Colorado Press Association