Live Talk Show Producer & Audio Editor

Hubbard Broadcasting Inc.; Fort Snelling Unorganized Territory (MN); On-site; USD 25,000 - 28,000; Full time

Job summary

Hubbard Radio-Twin Cities is seeking a versatile producer to manage live show content, edit for syndication, and oversee podcast production. You will coordinate with hosts, gather segments, and ensure timely delivery of material for daily broadcasts.

The role requires at least one year of professional broadcast experience, the ability to work under pressure, and familiarity with radio systems. A focus on reliability and quick decision-making is essential.

Qualifications

• One year of professional broadcast experience.
• Ability to run the board flawlessly under pressure.
• Able to work in a high-intensity environment with on-air talent.
• Operating knowledge of Zetta is extremely helpful.

Responsibilities

• Responsible for overall content and flow of a live show.
• Assist the Donna & Steve syndication team with gathering and editing content for national syndication affiliates.
• Edit, upload and administer all podcasts for the shows you produce.
• Gather daily segments for use as “Best of” broadcasts in case of emergency, illness or holidays.
• Assist and collaborate with show host on preparations for show and future shows; ensure all aspects are complete before air; book guests as directed.
• Plan and meet deadlines so the show can run smoothly; assemble audio clips for daily promos and key information.
• Notify proper people of changes or special situations in a timely manner.

Skills

Broadcasting

On-air operation

Crisis response

Zetta knowledge

Tools

Zetta

Job description

Hubbard Radio-Twin Cities is seeking a versatile producer to manage live show content, edit for syndication, and oversee podcast production. You will coordinate with hosts, gather segments, and ensure timely delivery of material for daily broadcasts.

The role requires at least one year of professional broadcast experience, the ability to work under pressure, and familiarity with radio systems. A focus on reliability and quick decision-making is essential.