joe hiti

Sound designer and producer

New York City, USA

About joe

Joe Hiti is an American sound designer, editor, mixer, and producer. Born in 1990, he began his career in audio post-production and soon transitioned to producing for various podcasts and television shows. Joe has worked with prominent artists and created award-winning content.

Associated Podcasts

The On Deadline Podcast

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Recent Appearances

Did Donald Trump just remake American politics the way Ronald Reagan did?

The On Deadline Podcast•Nov 8, 2024•19:03•host

Is college still a good bet? Gen Z is shaking things up

The On Deadline Podcast•Oct 18, 2024•15:14•host

joe hiti

About joe

Associated Podcasts

The On Deadline Podcast

Connect

Recent Appearances

Did Donald Trump just remake American politics the way Ronald Reagan did?

Is college still a good bet? Gen Z is shaking things up

Key Topics

Menendez Brothers: Should they stay or should they go?

How did we miss the warning signs of another school shooting?

RFK Jr. drops out: A look at third parties in the US

'They're really going after Donald Trump this time:' DNC Day 3 recap

DNC Day 2: 'There were tears on the floor of the convention'

Don’t fall for zombie mortgages: Data and advice for prospective home buyers

War update: Prisoner swaps and new offensives

'Questioning scientists always bites us': Are fire tornadoes and heat domes our new normal?

How a 'Midwest nice dad' beat the competition to become Kamala Harris' VP pick

What does JD Vance's speech reveal about the GOP's 'next generation'?

GOP Convention Day 1: Attendees feel like 'nothing can stop Trump now'

AI will soon consume more power than some small countries: Can we handle it?

Here's what the presidential immunity ruling means for Trump, SCOTUS and the future

Should he stay or should he go? Debate forces Dems to rethink Biden

WARNING: Social media might be riskier than you realize

Two years after Dobbs, how will abortion play into the 2024 election?

How much worse can Boeing’s problems get?

COVID’s true villain origin story under the microscope