Development
Shirley Braha, a New York native, first developed "New York Noise" in 2003 while working on her bachelor's degree at Smith College. NYC TV General Manager Arick Wierson offered Braha a show in part because of her local cred and experience." The show began airing in Fall of 2003, and by the end of 2004, after NYC TV acquired channel 25 and Braha had graduated, the episodes began featuring original segments
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