Andrew Parsons

Andrew Parsons is a seasoned media professional with a diverse background in podcast production and journalism.

Currently the Executive Producer at Prologue Projects, Parsons co-created Slow Burn and oversees podcasts like Fiasco and The Trevor Noah Podcast.

With an extensive track record, he has worked on various projects including popular series like The Edge, Whirlwind, and 5-4.

Parsons has collaborated on renowned podcasts such as Slate's Slow Burn, ESPN's 30 for 30, BackStory, NPR, Marketplace, and WUNC.

He holds a Master of Science in Broadcast from Columbia University, a Master's in Education from Pace University, and a Bachelor's in International Relations & Spanish, Latin American Studies from Syracuse University.

His previous roles include positions at Slate Magazine, ESPN, BackStory with the American History Guys, Appalshop, WUNC-FM, NPR, American Public Media, WNYC Radio, Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, and more.

Parsons has also worked in education, serving as a Kindergarten Teacher at The Ethical Community Charter School, a Teacher at Achievement First, and a Recruitment Fellow at Teach for America.

His rich and varied experience reflects a strong commitment to storytelling, education, and podcast production.