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Local All Things Considered Host
Summary
Title:Local All Things Considered Host
ID:1014
Location:Indianapolis, IN
Department:Content
Description

Position Title: Local All Things Considered Host

 

 

Classification: Regular, full time

 

Salary: Commensurate with experience, exempt

 

Reporting

Relationship: This position reports directly to the Director of Radio

 

Position

Description:

The All Things Considered Host serves as the local voice of 90.1 WFYI Public Radio during this key drive time shift. The Host provides continuity by incorporating local elements into the program.

 

Major

Responsibilities:

  • Live on-air board operation for evening network news magazine. Switch programming functions from network to local programming; accurately and seamlessly segue from content shared by all stations to content specific to individual stations. Read weather, traffic, underwriting, and other announcements. Troubleshoot technical difficulties
  • Generate content (two-ways and other interviews) for use by participating stations
  • Preparation for daily show—familiarity with local markets served. Review top stories, prepare rundowns and digest of national and local program elements. Record any elements needed for individual stations. Revise and update weather forecasts, traffic, and any shared continuity. Work with local program directors and news directors to accommodate daily news features, daily changes in program schedules including breaking news, addition of new elements, etc.
  • Coordinates national and local promotion of ATC among stations.
  • Participate in stations’ fundraising endeavors as needed, especially semi-annual public radio fund drives. Serve as ATC representative at stations’ events.

 

Position

Qualifications:

  • At least two years of professional on-air experience in a similar drivetime host or reporter position.
  • Bachelor’s Degree in broadcasting or journalism or related field.
  • Public Radio Experience preferred.
  • A working understanding of public radio content and style, including strong writing skills.
  • Strong audio production and digital editing skills with audio editing software, Adobe Audition preferred.
  • Proficiency in using Windows computer software, internet skills, broadcast automation system, and high level of technical competency.
  • Sophisticated knowledge of national, regional, and local current events and politics, in keeping with National Public Radio standards, is expected by the audience.
  • Strict attention to broadcast clock and detail
  • High energy and passion for WFYI Public Media mission and core values of: Operating with unquestionable integrity; collaborating with each other and with community partners; respecting everyone; serving with humility; embracing change; delivering excellence every day.
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