Lindsay is the producer and co-host for The World and Everything In It. She began her career as a TV and radio reporter in Kentucky, and later served as a local and network producer in Atlanta. She took a long break to homeschool her children before joining WORLD in 2023. Lindsay is a graduate of Berry College and lives in Georgia with her husband and three children.
A ceasefire agreement outlines a path forward, but sharp disagreements over nuclear policy and sanctions suggest deeper conflicts remain. WORLD’s Lindsay Mast reports.
From training to real-world decisions, a retired fighter pilot explains what happens after a shootdown—and what it takes to make rescue possible. Lindsay Mast talks with Lt. Col. Andrew Miller.
As the U.S. warns of sweeping strikes, Iran’s leadership faces a choice between escalation and negotiation—each carrying significant risks. Our conversation with Iran analyst Janatan Sayeh.
Kicker: At roughly 193 years old, Jonathan the tortoise has seen much—but not his own demise, despite a viral hoax that briefly convinced the world otherwise.
Theologian Carl Trueman’s new book argues that today’s cultural crisis is not merely the loss of belief, but a deliberate rejection of the sacred order that once shaped human life. Lindsay Mast talks with the author.
A free-speech victory, a high-stakes citizenship case, CPAC signals, and coordinated “No Kings” protests all point to a political season well underway. Hunter Baker has this week’s Washington Wednesday.
A new children’s book uses poetry and contrast to guide families through the darkness of Holy Week, revealing how the story’s hardest moments deepen the joy of resurrection. Lindsay Mast talks with Matthew Boswell.
Four pressure points of governance—asylum law, election rules, TSA disruptions, and the Iran war—each testing how much control leaders truly have and how much the public will tolerate—on Washington Wednesday with Hunter Baker.
Some Connecticut lawmakers say a new homeschool notification law could protect vulnerable children. Parents and advocates say it expands state power over families. WORLD’s Lindsay Mast reports
A top counterterrorism official resigns in protest of the Iran war as critics warn of another Middle East quagmire. Supporters argue victory could transform the region and rewrite the narrative of American power. WORLD’s Hunter Baker weighs the debate
