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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Once completed in the fall of this year, the newly renovated 3-and-a-half-acre Marcus Park in Olean will be connected to the Allegheny River Valley Trail. -
In this edition of "A Closer Look," Ryan Zunner sits down with Holly Kirkpatrick to discuss what the status and reaction has been like for a proposed new police training facility for the city of Buffalo. -
Acting Buffalo Mayor Chris Scanlon is claiming that inaction from the city comptroller is preventing over $110 million in capital investments. -
U.S. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer traveled to Western New York today to announce that he will force a Senate vote to end Canadian tariffs when they return in September. -
The surprise whirlwind’s path went from Carolina Street to Hutchinson Central Tech High School. -
The extended advisory covers all of Western New York, with the pollutant of concern being fine particulate matter developed from Canadian wildfire smoke. -
Hochul warned that cuts to health care spending will not only impact Medicaid recipients but also hospital workers. -
After more than a decade of planning, the NFTA is one step closer to creating an expanded network that would connect downtown Buffalo to the University at Buffalo’s North Campus in Amherst. -
While the naming rights extension was the matter at hand, the conversation quickly turned to upgrades for the 28-year-old arena. -
Gathered at the Plaza of Stars in Buffalo’s Theatre District on Wednesday, Fillmore District Councilmember Mitch Nowakowski announced that $65,000 had been secured for five cultural institutions.
