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PART TIME PRODUCER- ESPN ARKANSAS & HITTHATLINE.COM FORT SMITH
ESPN and HitThatLine.com is looking for a part time producer in Fort Smith, AR. The goal is to hire this position by May 1, 2024. Employee MUST have clean driving record.

Summary:

Flexibility to work throughout the week and day of

Loading commercial spots into NexGen

Fill in responsibility when called on

Checking logs every work day

Additional duties assigned in daily tasks

Communicate with hosts, producers, managers and sales

Estimated 20-30 hours per week (chance to grow to full time based on performance)

Help with local shows and pre/postgames programs

Handle local football and basketball games board op

The station prefers a candidate who has at least 6 months of experience in sports radio, and familiarity with NexGen, running radio boards and Adobe Audition.

To apply, please email Tye Richardson at tye.richardson@hitthatline.com

Pearson Broadcasting is an EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

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