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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As part of the 60th anniversary celebration, the aquarium will welcome new additions such as a 60-foot mural, VR shark tank dive experience, and accreditation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. -
Election Commissioners Ralph Mohr and Jeremy Zellner announced earlier this week the following changes in polling locations for both early voting and primary day sites. -
The show will be the only broadcast in the region to boast four straight hours of non-stop, commercial-free coverage of all the primary elections taking place on June 24. -
A bill that would lower some of those costs has the backing of New York’s Senator Kirsten Gillibrand. -
Weatherology Meteorologist Michael Karow said the unhealthiest conditions nearby are in Kitchener, Ontario, and Western New Yorkers have little to worry about. -
Producer and rapper T-Pain announced today via his social media that he plans to take his 20th-anniversary tour to Buffalo, commemorating his two decades in entertainment. -
The pyramid ranks 100 different wing spots in the region by valuing an establishment's consistency, crispiness, specialty hot sauces, unique flavors, wing size and overall restaurant atmosphere. -
Just a few months before the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina, Italy, the world’s biggest hockey powerhouses will clash at KeyBank Center in Buffalo. -
The celebrity actress and Buffalo Bills quarterback had been engaged since late 2024. -
Automobile crossings at seven of New York States’s international bridges saw declines compared to this time last year, many sharply.
