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Michael Johnson

Audio Producer at The New York Times

Michael Simon Johnson is a Senior Audio Producer at The New York Times with a diverse background in audio production and journalism.1

Professional Background

He has an extensive career in audio production, including roles at:

  • The New York Times (Senior Audio Producer, March 2022 - Present)1
  • NPR's Latino USA (Producer/Engineer, April 2013 - October 2016)1
  • 60dB (Reporter/Producer, November 2016 - April 2017)1
  • Afropop Worldwide (Audio Engineer, October 2011 - 2012)1

Education and Skills

Johnson graduated from Emerson College in 2011 with a B.S. in Visual & Media Arts and Sociology.1 He has a limited working proficiency in Spanish and is known for his audio engineering skills.12

Notable Achievements

Throughout his career, he has received recognition for his work, including:

  • A Juvenile Justice Fellowship from the Tow Foundation in 20141
  • Media for a Just Society Award for reporting on Rikers Island1

Personal Description

Described as a "teen heartthrob and pop sensation" in a playful profile, Johnson is an audio engineer who enjoys making analogies and is active on platforms like Letterboxd.23

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Location

Brooklyn, New York, United States