NY Times adds four to its audio team

The subsequent excerpt was despatched out from The New York Instances’ director of audio Paula Szuchman:

Frannie Carr Toth joins the audio workforce as a senior editor on “The Run-Up.” Until eventually lately, she was the founding senior editor of WBUR’s ideas and impression web site, Cognoscenti. Before that, she served as govt producer of “The Emily Rooney Show,” a everyday information talk exhibit out of WGBH in Boston. Frannie has also worked for NPR affiliates WCAI-FM and New England Community Radio — as nicely as Atlantic Public Media, Northern Light Productions and the Radio Basis in New York Town. She has a master’s degree in promotion from Boston College and a B.A. in journalism from the Commonwealth Honors Higher education at the College of Massachusetts, Amherst. She lives in Concord, Mass.

 

Sophia Lanman comes to The Times as an associate audio engineer. She is an audio engineer and composer primarily based in Brooklyn, N.Y.

She most just lately audio-designed and mixed the second year of Vox’s “Today, Stated To Kids” podcast collection. From January 2020 to July 2022, she was the director of audio output at SpokenLayer, where she engineered and seem-designed podcasts for models such as Basic Mills, Audible, The Economist and The Wall Street Journal.

She has a Bachelor of Songs from McGill College, learning classical voice and music technological innovation.

 

Sophia Alvarez Boyd joins Impression Audio as a producer on “First Individual.” She has invested the earlier year making stay radio for NPR’s “1A” with Jenn White. Proper out of faculty, she labored with Maria Hinojosa on her podcast, “Latino United states.” Sophia’s like for audio then took her to NPR’s headquarters, the place she was a producer at “Weekend Edition” for additional than 4 several years. Sophia graduated from Marquette College and is dependent in Washington, D.C., where she lives with her pitbull, Rudy.

 

 

 

Emily Lang joins the crew as a producer for a new present on our audio application. Beforehand, she was an associate producer at WNYC where she routinely claimed tales that aired locally and throughout the region on NPR. Emily also routinely lent her voice to fill in as host/producer on “Consider This” from NPR and WNYC. Just before becoming a member of the WNYC newsroom, she brought her practical experience as a vocalist and audio producer to “Aria Code,” a podcast that explores the magic of opera.