Andy Hurst
Senior Producer, All Things Considered
About
Andy Hurst has worked in public radio for more than a decade. He's a senior producer on KUOW's All Things Considered.
Andy previously worked on KUOW's midday newsmagazine, The Record. He's also worked as a producer for both Weekday and The Conversation. Andy spent more than six years behind the microphone at KUOW. His voice could be heard just about everywhere on the KUOW schedule. He first joined the station as an announcer for KUOW2.
He started his career at Northwest Public Radio in Pullman, Wash., where he was a producer and the local host for Weekend Edition. In his spare time, Andy likes digging through record crates, going to shows, watching documentaries, and watching baseball. He's a graduate of the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication at Washington State University.
To see more of Andy's past KUOW work, visit our archive site.
Stories
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SoundQs
Ready for the Big One? Your earthquake questions, answered
Kim Malcolm talks with Bill Steele, to answer KUOW listener questions about earthquake preparedness in the Puget Sound Region.
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Really big tents: a possible solution for Seattle homelessness
Kim Malcolm talks with Seattle city councilmember Teresa Mosqueda about why she supports the idea of using large tents as a way to provide temporary shelter for homeless people in Seattle.
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Elections
Is Washington's voting system safe from hackers?
Kim Malcolm talks with Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman about election security in Washington state.
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Former Interior Secretary Sally Jewell is behind the UW's new 'EarthLab'
Kim Malcolm talks with Sally Jewell about EarthLab — a new project from the University of Washington. Jewell was U.S. Interior Secretary under President Obama. She currently chairs EarthLab's advisory council.
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Seattle U law professor and thousands more say Kavanaugh should not be confirmed
Kim Malcolm talks with Seattle University associate law professor Sara Rankin about why she believes Brett Kavanaugh lacks the judicial temperament and impartiality to be confirmed to the United States Supreme Court.
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Homeless kids are falling behind in school. And it's worse than previously thought
Kim Malcolm talks with Liza Burell about a new report that looks at the academic challenges faced by homeless students in Washington state. Burell is program director with Building Changes, a Seattle non-profit.
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Sen. Patty Murray says Kavanaugh allegations must be investigated further
Kim Malcolm talks with Sen. Patty Murray about why she supports an FBI investigation into the sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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"Her story sounded very familiar to me." Seattle advocate reacts to the Kavanaugh hearing
Kim Malcolm talks with Mary Ellen Stone about Thursday's Senate Judiciary Committee testimony from Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh.
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Why Google and Facebook want to change WA's transparency laws for election advertising
Kim Malcolm talks with The Stranger associate editor Eli Sanders are why big tech companies like Facebook and Google want to change Washington's laws that govern transparency in political advertising.
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An update on the asylum seekers separated from their children and detained in Tacoma
Kim Malcolm talks with Matt Adams about the status of several parents who were detained at the U.S. Mexico border, separated from their children, and who remain detained at the Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma.