Caitlin Whyte

About

Caitlin Whyte (she/her) is a current audio producer, former news reporter, and millennial making podcasts. Her love of audio and sound started early, majoring in Audio / Radio Production & Broadcast Management at SUNY Plattsburgh in Northern New York. This passion brought her to Western Alaska, where she worked as the Weekday Morning Show Host for KNOM Radio, and all the way back home to NPR member station WXXI News in Rochester, New York where she was the Weekend Edition Host and a reporter for three years. Her experience extends far beyond podcasting and media, translating seamlessly into project management and other roles. Throughout her career, Caitlin has consistently demonstrated strong organizational skills, the ability to manage complex projects, and a knack for streamlining workflows across diverse environments. Caitlin's work has involved coordinating teams, overseeing timelines, and ensuring that deliverables meet high standards—all critical aspects of project management. Additionally, her experience with various remote management tools has equipped her to excel in roles that require strong communication, strategic planning, and effective multitasking. When not recording from her spare closet turned vocal booth, Caitlin is most likely doing one of the following: embroidering, doing Yoga with Adriene videos, being the oldest person in a mosh pit, listening to podcasts hosted by drag queens, or watching the latest 90 Day Fiancé spinoff. Caitlin now lives with her boyfriend and their cat in Buffalo, New York (Go Bills). “Punk teaches the same inversion of power as the Gospel, you learn that the coolest thing about having a microphone is turning it away from your own mouth.” - Julien Baker ​ ​