Morning Radio Executive Producer Based in Richmond, VA
One of the fastest growing independent conservative talk-news radio stations/media networks in America is seeking a top-notch career-oriented morning radio show producer. This executive position is full-time, based in Richmond, VA with tremendous growth potential. The company’s morning show host is a nationally known figure who owns radio stations from West Virginia to Atlanta. This is not a remote position, as the producer must work in the flagship studio in South Richmond. The hours are 5:30 am to 2:30 pm ET. The position requires solid radio production knowledge, creativity, perseverance, and the ability to multi-task in the morning. The right candidate will produce the morning show, field phone calls from high-level political figures (including President Donald Trump who has called in 75 times) and live callers, manage the clock, run the ads, and navigate through normal live radio issues. For more details and contact info, please click here.
that resonate with them! The position requires extreme reliability and flexibility. Females are encouraged to apply. Second, Cumulus is seeking a news director to work with both stations. It says, “This is not a 9 to 5 weekday desk job. If news runs in your blood, if you get an adrenaline rush from breaking stories, if you are hands-on, and you realize the commitment that it takes to win from you and your team, then this job could be for you. Our ideal candidate should possess an extremely good work ethic and have a history of news department success as a news director.” And third, the company is looking for a managing editor for both stations. This is an early morning position from 2:30 am until 10:30 am. The main job is to make sure the shows on both stations have the content they need to have a successful broadcast. 
News Radio Network/FOX News Headlines 24/7 SiriusXM Channel 115. As the Freelance Radio Anchor, you will work under tight deadlines and deliver top-notch newscasts. You have a passion for breaking news and the flexibility to work on a day’s notice. 
hosts. The ideal candidate will be able to execute either two- or four-hour air-shifts on WICC, along with booking guests, creating compelling local content, fielding listener phone calls, and pivoting subject matter as the news cycle dictates. This position will have different hours based on need. 
that includes AM 570 WMCA and AM 970 The Answer. Radio broadcasting background is preferred – especially applicants with an already existing book of business and contacts – but not entirely necessary for the right candidate. Interviewing now!