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Audacy in Buffalo, NY offers an internship program for News Talk 930 WBEN. The fall internship runs September 3–November 14, with interns expected to work 3 days a week for up to 20 hours per week.
Interns will learn the inner workings of broadcast, digital and live events, assist with production, writing, and content treatment, and support multiple departments in daily office functions as part of overall business strategy.
We are offering an Internship Program for our Buffalo, NY radio station: News Talk 930 WBEN.
- Fall internship: September 3rd – November 14
- Interns will be expected to work 3 days a week with up to 20 hours per week
Experience first-hand and directly contribute to the operations of Buffalo’s #1 News and Talk station
Observing and assisting live programming
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