Jerome Moore is a Nashville, TN native, Emmy-nominated TV host and producer, TEDx speaker, storyteller, and author of Deep Dish Conversations: Voices of Social Change in Nashville. His work is grounded in firsthand experience in community organizing, grassroots initiatives, and civic engagement, bringing on-the-ground experience and insight to the stories he tells and the conversations he leads. He is the creator of Deep Dish Conversations, an award-winning podcast that has evolved into a hands-on community project and weekly 90-minute live public affairs show exploring the people, issues and ideas shaping Nashville and Middle Tennessee.

Jerome is the founding host and producer of A Slice of the Community on Nashville PBS, where he led the series for five seasons, and co-host of The Nashville Scene Podcast. His Nashville PBS series The Good in Us earned him his first Emmy nomination for hosting and producing.

In 2025, he premiered his first independent documentary chronicling the journey of Dr. Eiman Jahangir, the first Iranian-American man to travel to space.

Jerome has been recognized as a Nashville Gamechanger by The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee. As a returned Peace Corps volunteer, he was named a 2025 "40 Under 40" honoree by the National Peace Corps Association. He was also selected for the In Charge 2026: Risers list in the Nashville Post Leaders 2026 issue for his leadership and community impact.