Michael Loss
Associate ProducerMichael joined Buffalo Toronto Public Media in July 2024 as an Associate Producer. He plays an integral role in creating engaging content for BTPM's daily news programming.
Michael currently produces news segments for BTPM NPR's local newscasts during Morning Edition and All Things Considered. He also produces BPTM's flagship NPR show, What's Next?. His responsibilities for What’s Next? include booking and scheduling guests, conducting in-depth research, and developing thoughtful interview questions and discussion topics.
Outside of BTPM, Michael brings extensive freelance experience, having produced over 400 live events for major networks such as ESPNU, ESPN+, TSN+, and FloSports. He is also a proud Niagara University alumnus, where he served as the lead student producer for live events.
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An announcement at the home of the Buffalo Sabres and Buffalo Bandits today revealed that the namesake of the 19,000-plus seat hockey arena will remain the same for the next decade. -
All seven major land crossings in the Empire State saw declines in automobile crossings during June 2025 compared to June 2024. -
In this edition of "A Closer Look," Michael Loss sits down with Emyle Watkins to discuss the latest news regarding the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP). -
Captain Michael Kick said the fireboat arrived at the scene 10 minutes after the call was received, but by the time it arrived, the boat was almost unrecognizable due to the damage. -
Spears was 51 years old and came to Buffalo in April 2022 after managing libraries in Colorado, Missouri, Illinois and Utah. -
On this edition of "A Closer Look," BTPM's Ryan Zunner sits down with Jamal Harris Jr. to break down how certain community groups are responding to a recent Kensington Expressway injunction. -
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation says the concern is smoke-enhanced fine particles from Canadian wildfires. -
It was a good year for rookie participants at this year’s Taste of Buffalo, which saw three newcomers take home accolades at the two-day food festival. -
Competitors from the Amherst, West Seneca and Cheektowaga senior centers raced to complete a colorful 300-piece puzzle in under an hour. -
BTPM Assistant Managing Editor Ryan Zunner takes a closer look at a story from reporter Alex Simone regarding Dash's Workers United union being split over a new benefits push.
