WYPR 88.1 FM is Baltimore’s NPR radio station is looking for a Morning Edition News Host who will guide listeners through daily news programming in ways that are listener-focused, engaging, personable, and timely. They will be good company, an engaging guide, and let listeners know what’s happening each day in Baltimore and the world.
Colorado Public Radio (CPR) is seeking an Executive Assistant.
About the Position:
We'd like to hire a reporter with two years of experience in radio news with a broad background and knowledge of public radio journalism, audio storytelling and audio
production. They should have a demonstrated level of NPR quality writing, reporting, announcing and production skills (with examples). Conversational on-air delivery and knowledge of, or desire to learn, best
practices in board operator skills. Team player with willingness to train others. Computer literacy. Knowledge of appropriate digital editing programs and file sharing
WUWM has the largest public radio newsroom in southeastern Wisconsin. In addition to covering the local issues that are most important to the community, WUWM’s news team runs special reporting initiatives on significant beats, including the environment, education, and race and ethnicity. Their local show and podcast, Lake Effect, brings the community local conversations about the people, places and organizations that shape Milwaukee.
WUWM has the largest public radio newsroom in southeastern Wisconsin. In addition to covering the local issues that are most important to the community, WUWM’s news team runs special reporting initiatives on significant beats, including the environment, education, and race and ethnicity. Their local show and podcast, Lake Effect, brings the community local conversations about the people, places and organizations that shape Milwaukee.
The St. Louis area has a storied, flawed and fractured education system that is ripe for an ambitious and enterprising journalist itching to dive into one of the most important reporting beats in the region.
Announcement
Blue Ridge Public Radio, the public media company of Western North Carolina, is searching for a dynamic and experienced leader of Audience & Product to join the team.
Who we are
The Chief of Engineering and Technology performs a variety of functions related to strategic planning for increasing coverage for the station’s two networks, as well as transmitter site construction, transmitter and electronic testing and maintenance, computer and network infrastructure maintenance, regulatory compliance, and property management. This position requires a broad range of knowledge and experience in electronics, radio frequency transmission, property and vehicle maintenance, and safety issues and requires extensive travel throughout Western
Wisconsin Public Radio (WPR) (www.wpr.org), within the division of Wisconsin Public Media (www.wpm.wisc.edu), is seeking full-time Broadcast Systems Engineers to join our talented and self-motivated team of radio engineering professionals that are responsible for all of the infrastructure and systems that enable WPR's content to reach listeners across Wisconsin and beyond.
KCUR’s internship program is primarily intended to provide a diverse group of students, recent graduates and other potential journalists with an educational experience, equipping them with skills, relationships and resources that will benefit them as they seek careers in public media, journalism and/or non-profits.
A secondary purpose of the internship program is to provide opportunities for interns to create high-quality content or work product, with benefits for both the intern and the station.
