Wayne Shulmister began his professional career as host of Woody's Morning Jam at WORT FM in Madison, Wisconsin. He then moved on to assistant engineer at NYC's legendary Power Station recording studio. From there he jettisoned to The Juilliard School where he served as the Assistant Director of the Recording Department. Currently, he resides in Control Room 8 of WNYC Radio where he mixes news, Cultural and Radio Rookies features.
Wayne Shulmister appears in the following:
Technology vs. Business As Usual in NYC
Tuesday, February 05, 2013
Hailing cabs with an app. Renting out rooms to visiting tourists. Sure, it's easy, thanks to startups like Uber and Airbnb. But is it legal? Popular tech companies run up against New York City regulations and try to find compromises.
Surviving the Self-Publishing World
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
The Digital Book World Conference kicks off Tuesday in Midtown Manhattan. Organizers bill the event as the most important gathering for publishing professionals when it comes to e-books and self-publishing.
New Tech City: How Digital Tech Will Change Our Lives in 2013
Tuesday, January 01, 2013
This week on New Tech City, Manoush Zomorodi speaks with Douglas Rushkoff about how media and the digital age will change the way we live and think in 2013.
Restarting a Business After Sandy, Growing a Business Globally
Tuesday, December 04, 2012
When it comes to growing a business, sometimes it’s about looking to new horizons, and other times, it’s simply about trying to hold on to what you have.
New Tech City: Using Digital Maps to Study Disaster Preparedness, History
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Digital maps play a huge role in everyday tasks — from finding a restaurant to a friend’s apartment. But they’re also playing a large part in serious pursuits like disaster cleanup and rebuilding. This week, New Tech City looks at mapping before and after Sandy, as well as a the process known as “map warping.”
New York 2010: The Year In Sound
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Before the year 2010 fades out with the melting snow, it's worth taking a few moments to think about the events of the past 12 months. Here in the New York area we've had intense political squabbles, a continued economic downturn, transit hikes, a tornado -- and it all began with a cataclysmic event overseas that affected thousands of New Yorkers. Revisit the full year in sound in the montage here, and be sure to watch the slideshow below to relive some of New York's key political moments of 2010.
Queens of Pain Dominate Gotham Girls Roller Derby
Monday, December 04, 2006
The Gotham Girls Roller Derby’s season ended last month with Queens of Pain dominating for a second year. Although the season is over, interest remains high for one of the country’s fastest growing sports. WNYC’s Richard Hake has more.
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