Pia Lindström worked in television journalism for three decades in California and New York. She received two Emmy Awards and the New York Associated Press Broadcasters Award for news reporting. She has written and produced stories for television news and was a theatre and movie critic for many years.

She began her career in San Francisco on a morning television program at KGO-TV. When she moved to New York City, she joined WCBS-TV as a News Correspondent. During her 23 years at WNBC-TV she was a News Reporter, Co- Anchor and Arts Editor.

Presently, she is heard on Sirius XM Satellite Radio talking with authors, editors and critics on Book Radio.

A long time Trustee of the Theatre Development Fund, the largest arts service organization in the country, she works to ensure access to the performing arts. She is a Board member of the American Theatre Wing and has been a Tony Award voter for more than twenty years.

She is a Regional New York State Parks and Historic Preservation Commissioner.
Pia Lindström was born in Stockholm, Sweden and educated at Mills College in California. She has two sons, Justin and Nicholas Daly and is married to attorney, Jack Carley.