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Work With Us | Current Openings at NWPB
Northwest Public Broadcasting is always looking for individuals to help us provide quality programing and services to our audience. In addition to the current openings listed below, there may be volunteer opportunities in fundraising, at community events, as well as producing and hosting live and digital programming. We welcome all interested individuals from all backgrounds, especially from groups that may be underrepresented in the public broadcasting arena.
Music & Community Radio Producer/Host
Northwest Public Broadcasting’s (NWPB) Music & Community Radio Producer/Host will oversee and curate the programming for NWPB’s jazz service that includes KOHO 101.1FM in Wenatchee and KJEM 89.7FM in Pullman. As the Music & Community Radio Producer/Host, you will assist with local content creation to serve the North Central Washington community. Working closely with station management, producers, and other staff members, you will develop and execute high-quality music programming that will engage and educate the station’s audience. You will also serve as the public face of the jazz service by hosting on-air broadcasts; researching, coordinating, and conducting interviews; and creating a captivating and informative listening experience for jazz enthusiasts.
This position is located in Wenatchee, WA.
For more information or to apply, please visit R-12668 Music & Community Radio Producer/Host. Online applications need to be received before 12AM on Monday, November 25, 2024.
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