Pharmacist. Teacher. Always a student.

A curious mind.
A life of becoming.

I’m Lindsey Elmore—a pharmacist, educator, author, speaker, and podcast host. I’m endlessly curious about what changes a life: what we learn, what we believe, what we survive, and what we choose to do next.

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Lindsey Elmore, resting her chin on her hand, against a pale grey background

Science has taught me to ask questions.

Life has taught me to keep asking.

Get to know me

Pharmacist & educatorAuthor & international speakerHost, The Lindsey Elmore Show

The thread through it all

Helping the complicated make sense.

For more than fifteen years, I’ve helped people understand their health and make more informed decisions. My training as a pharmacist taught me to examine evidence, ask precise questions, and respect how much there is still to learn. My life has given me plenty of opportunities to practice that last part.

Teaching has been the constant. I love the moment something complicated finally makes sense—when someone understands how a medication works, finds the words to ask a better question, or sees a familiar passage of Scripture in a new way.

That love of learning has taken me onto stages around the world and into hundreds of conversations with physicians, researchers, authors, and people whose experiences have something to teach us. Listening to their stories has repeatedly challenged what I thought I knew.

15+ yearsTranslating science into everyday understanding

~35 countriesExploring how people live, believe, and care for one another

HundredsOf long-form conversations and opportunities to listen

A chapter that changed me

Making room to listen. And begin again.

There came a season when I needed to give my own life the attention I had so often given to other people’s questions.

I stepped away from social media for nine months. I read dozens of books, studied Scripture, sought God, and began reconsidering the way I wanted to live. I got sober. I returned to the Christian faith I had known growing up with a deeper understanding of surrender—and a much greater awareness of my need for grace.

My faith in Jesus now shapes how I approach my work, my relationships, and the ordinary decisions that make up a life. I’m still a scientist. I still want to know how things work. I also want to ask what our knowledge calls us to do, how we treat people, and what makes a life worth living.

Lindsey Elmore leaning against a brick wall on a city street

“My interests are wide because life is wide.”

What I’m bringing into this chapter

There’s a lot to talk about.

Health & science.

Clear explanations, thoughtful questions, and the knowledge to participate more confidently in decisions about your health. I bring a pharmacist’s training and a teacher’s love of making things understandable.

Honest conversations.

On The Lindsey Elmore Show, I explore what changes us. Medicine, faith, grief, books, forgiveness, and the experiences that make us reconsider what we thought we knew.

Faith in daily life.

Bible studies and reflections that make room for careful reading, honest questions, prayer, and practical application. I come to Scripture ready to teach—and willing to be taught.

Away from the microphone

The everyday parts of me.

I’m usually reading, planning a trip, finding something old to restore, or spending time with the people and dogs I love. I appreciate beautiful things, a good laugh, and conversations that outlast the plans for the evening.

I bring my education and experience to this space, along with a willingness to keep learning and to tell the truth about where I’ve been.

I’m glad you’re here.

There’s always more to learn, and a story worth hearing.

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Lindsey

A curious mind.A life of becoming.