Andrew Stelzer, Producer

Andrew Stelzer’s radio work has appeared on programs including Marketplace, NPR News, BBC’s The World, Latino USA, Radio France International’s Crossroads, Free Speech Radio News, and on Making Contact since 2008.

His print work has appeared in The St Petersburg Times, In These Times, E!Magazine, and elsewhere. Andrew was previously the senior reporter and anchor at WMNF radio in Tampa, FL. Before that, he reported from KBOO radio in Portland, OR, and was KBOO’s youth advocate. Andrew has received awards from the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association and the Society of Professional Journalists. He was awarded a scholarship to the Narco News School of Authentic Journalism in Mexico, and has taught radio production classes around the world from Algeria to Mississippi.

Reach Andrew at astelzer@radioproject.org.

Shows Andrew worked on:

Fallen Heroes 2021: bell hooks, Nawal El Saadawi, Carrie Dann, Margo St. James, and more

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The Fallen of 2020

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Fallen Heroes of 2018

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Fallen Heroes of 2017

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Fallen Heroes of 2016

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The Electoral College’s Dirty History

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Rosa Brooks on How Everything Became War and the Military Became Everything

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Bipolarized: Rethinking Mental Illness

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Jane Mayer on the Hidden Billionaires of the Radical Right

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Unstoppable: The Fight for 15

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Listen to our extended interview with Stanley Nelson on "The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution"

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The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution

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We Are the Bomb: Boots Riley and Dave Zirin Talk Activism and Politics

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These photos show what it's like to live in a tent city

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Tent Cities: When Society Fails to House

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Squatters: Intruders or Innovators?

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Fallen Heroes 2015

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The Elusive Neighborhood Cop

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Walking in Two Worlds

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Mutual Support: We do it Together

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The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution

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Guns: An American Tradition

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#BlackLivesMatter: Alicia Garza on the Origins of a Movement

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Bipolarized: Rethinking Mental Illness

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Changing Communities, Imminent Threats: Katrina's Legacy

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Walking in Two Worlds

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Returning Home: From War Fighter to Student

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The Power of Poetry

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BP Five Years Later: Deepwater Horizon and the Cost of Oil

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Fighting Goliath (Part 2)

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Fighting Goliath (Part 1)

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Squatters: Intruders or Innovators?

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Deadly Force: Police Shootings in Black and White

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From Montgomery to Ferguson

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Race to an Emergency-examining 911 responses Pt. 2

What are the roots of the historic mistrust between people of color, especially African Americans, and the police? And how does 911 really work? Is slow response time just perception, or reality? During the 2nd half of our 2-part special—The[...]

Race to an Emergency-examining 911 responses Pt. 1

When you call 911, who answers the phone? How do they decide who to send to the scene, and how fast will they get there? We bring you a 2-part special—The Race to An Emergency, produced by KALW radio in[...]

Fallen Heroes of 2014

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Divest! Pulling the plug on Fossil Fuels

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Making Contact's 20th Anniversary

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Women Rising 26: A Ride on the People’s Climate Train

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Restorative Justice: Reconciling Face to Face

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Changing Everything: Naomi Klein on Capitalism and Climate Change

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Blowing the Whistle, Paying the Price

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The Power of Poetry

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Pesticides on the Playground

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Restorative Justice: Reconciling Face to Face

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G.M.No!! Genetically Modified Democracy

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Behind the Kitchen Door: Restaurant Workers' Fight for Justice

Americans eat out more than any other people. But the workers who put food on our restaurant tables are struggling to feed themselves and their families. On this edition, Saru Jayaraman, co-director of the Restaurant Opportunities Centers United and author[...]

Words vs. Bars: How Prison Poets Escape

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The Non-Violent Path of Cesar Chavez

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Stuck in the Bluff

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School's Out: The Decimation of Public Education

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Jeremy Scahill on Obama’s Dirty Wars

Drone attacks on American citizens. Black sites around the globe where prisoners are tortured. And the prison at Guantanamo is still in operation. As we enter the 6th year of Barack Obamas presidency, his foreign policy legacy is[...]

Race to an Emergency-examining 911 responses Pt. 2

What are the roots of the historic mistrust between people of color, especially African Americans, and the police? And how does 911 really work? Is slow response time just perception, or reality? During the 2nd half of our 2-part special—The[...]

Race to an Emergency-examining 911 responses Pt. 1

When you call 911, who answers the phone? How do they decide who to send to the scene, and how fast will they get there? We bring you a 2-part special—The Race to An Emergency, produced by KALW radio in[...]

Greatest hits: Partners in the Struggle-allies in political movements

What does it mean to be an ally in a political movement? From white Americans in the civil rights era, to Israelis in Palestine, to Latino-Americans working with the undocumented…a roundtable discussion on the do’s and don’ts of how to[...]

2013: The Year the Prison System Changed?

Years of campaigning for basic human rights for people caught up in America's criminal justice system may finally be paying off.[...]