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Andy Hirschfeld is an award-winning journalist based in New York City. His work has appeared in numerous publications including The New York Observer, CNBC, OZY, Yahoo Finance, Bloomberg News, Fortune Magazine, ABC News, Al Jazeera English, CS Monitor, Nationswell and many other publications. He mainly covers cost of living related issues through a social lens as well as business, tech, and politics.
With an audience of millions, his work has also been featured on CNN International, MSNBC, CNBC, and NPR broadcasts. He's the host of The Coffee Break Podcast which in its second season brought in 25 thousand listeners. He's the anchor of a weekly current affairs program on Happs News. He is the managing editor of America In Context.
He's appeared on multiple tv shows, radio shows and podcasts. Recent appearances include Google's Tell Me Something Good Podcast produced by The Solutions Journalism Network.
He's the author of the book Stolen Dignity and the upcoming book Pop The Vote: How Internet Culture Won The Election. Previously, he produced and reported for CNN and CBS News.
Hirschfeld has interviewed HUD Secretary Ben Carson, Rep. Eric Swalwell, Former Vice President Al Gore, Singer Rebecca Black, Paris Hilton Bill McKibben, and CEO of Consumer Electronic Association Gary Shapiro. He's been involved with both Emmy nominated and Edward R. Murrow Award Winning Programs.
His work is referenced and used in curricula at Harvard Law, Stanford Law, and Rutgers University.
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Coronavirus Outbreak Will Send Drug Prices Soaring, Health Care Experts Warn - New York Observer
Turkey Troubles Might Be on the Horizon For Trump Despite Impeachment Acquittal - America In Context
Paris Hilton Goes to War With the Multi-Billion Dollar Troubled Teen Industry - New York Observer
Tackling US food insecurity while catalysing marginalised voters - Al Jazeera English
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Hirschfeld has produced long-form documentaries, network newscasts, network livestreams, and Emmy Nominated segments for daily newscasts -- covering everything from politics to finance.
He's served in producer roles in hectic control rooms for live newscasts and special reports -- writing copy, chyrons, building graphics and cutting vo/sots.
In the field, he's booked, shot, conducted interviews and coordinated live feeds all over the country.
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Hirschfeld has new book called Stolen Dignity: An Expose on The Troubled Teen Industry as part of a four year investigation into abuse at residential treatment centers. This is his first bylined book (which because of COVID-19 is distributed as part of a paywalled newsletter). The investigation will be used in the curriculum at two ivy-league universities. He has a new book entitled Pop The Vote: How Internet Culture Won The Election slated to come out in 2021. He was a ghost writer for two other books.
Hirschfeld spoke about his investigations at universities across the country and the world.
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Hirschfeld speaks about his investigations into the troubled teen industry to universities across the country and around the world.
He also speaks about assorted environmental and healthcare topics to audiences around the world including as a speaker at SXSW Eco and TEDx.
More recently Hirschfeld discusses cost of living issues and how they impact politics, business, and tech.
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In Addition to his own reporting, Hirschfeld has appeared on podcasts, radio programs, and TV to discuss his work. His work is also sourced in other journalist's reporting.
Author of Stolen Dignity Appears on 'Troubled' Podcast - Troubled Podcast
Just What the Doctor Ordered: Produce Prescriptions are More Important—and Popular—Than Ever. - Solutions Journalism Network
Meet the Georgia teen distributing more PPE than the federal government - MSNBC
The “Playing Governor Cuomo BINGO” Edition - The Briefly
COVID-19 And Real Estate - Stessa
Project Aims to Help Citizens Better Communicate With City Leaders - NPR