Category: Radio

What you will do...

• Help grow Roz and Mocha’s digital audio footprint across all platforms.  
• Help with daily audio production related to the needs of the Roz and Mocha show, including daily promos, podcast producing and audio uploading.
• Support the Morning Show team with creation and distribution of video content across social media and web.
• Work collaboratively with the team around creating new podcast ideas, which will help improve Roz and Mocha’s podcast consumption and downloads.
• Ensuring audio for the syndicated show is delivered error free and with technical precision.
• Supporting the show deliver all client integrations across digital platforms.
• Other duties as assigned that support building a greater listener experience and positively develop the Roz & Mocha Show brand.

Please note this position can be based anywhere in Canada.

We are hiring a Part-Time Casual Producer to join our team on a contract basis. We are looking for an organized, passionate, and hard-working producer to work on one or more of our shows. The successful candidate will be located in either Vancouver or Toronto, and will work with the direction of the Show Runner and Executive Producer to create original audio programs.

Are you up for the challenge and the fun?  If so, consider the following opportunity!

This is your chance to be part of Canada’s most loved radio show. This is a rare opportunity to join a world class team and an award-winning show, on one of the most exciting Top 40 Radio stations in North America.

You will be part of a fun, fast-paced and reactive team-based work environment, where creativity and collaboration are rewarded and bringing forward ideas is a must.

You‘ll have experience in audio production combined with strong project & time management skills. It would be beneficial if your experience included working across a variety of digital audio projects, including podcasts and talent led content. An understanding of the role video content plays in amplifying digital audio content would be a plus.

You have fresh ideas and technical expertise to create the quality programming Canadians have come to expect from us. You are someone who is always ready to explore new ways of creating content that is distinct, intelligent and innovative.

CBC Newfoundland & Labrador is looking for a Producer in Happy Valley Goose Bay, Labrador. This producer will be responsible for leading the Labrador Morning team and producing a daily 3 hour radio show. 

As an experienced Producer you will participate in developing, producing and presenting editorial content, creative storytelling and finding great guests for the show. You will have a keen understanding of storytelling with audio and the evolving expectations of the audience. Reporting to the Senior Producer of Programming, you have sharp editorial skills with clear news instincts and an appetite for daily journalism. You have an understanding of storytelling for multiple formats and can help the team deliver a compelling, informative show that reflects the people of Labrador. 

You are a producer who’s focused on the audience and what they need. You know how to engage new, more diverse and younger audiences familiar with digital and social media conventions and storytelling. You are connected to or have an understanding of indigenous communities and their way of life. 

You personally have a sense of adventure and a love of open sky. You believe in a more modern inclusive approach to journalism and want to experiment to create a dynamic program. 

The successful candidate will lead a 5 person team who is closely connected to the community. The show informs, entertains and speaks to the people of Labrador. Your job is to enhance the connection and grow the audience by reaching underrepresented communities.

You are not alone, the producer connects daily with the peers and leaders through the province. You will have the opportunity to take CBC training and learn from some of the best in the business. 

CBC offers access to training, mentorship and career development over time to employees along with a structured onboarding process.  There are also several Employee Resource Groups at CBC. 

QULLIQ producer:

• keeper of the vision for the morning show;
• works closely with Senior Producer;
• oversees story selection, production, line-up, vets scripts for interviews, music selection
• works with staff in the location and elsewhere in the north on development and preparation of stories for the show.
• books, records, and edits interviews; writes/vets intros and other material for the program.
• ensures preparation of lineup and filing of daily program logs
• provides feedback to program hosts
• identifies possible video, web, social media treatments for morning show stories.

Reporting to the Executive Producer, Programming, the person occupying this position is a senior editorial leader for Manitoba. The Senior Producer of Audio in Winnipeg is responsible for all radio current affairs programs, podcasts and online audio. In addition, the Senior Producer will play a leading role in finding ways to take radio current affairs content and deliver it as online video.
 
This person takes the role of a public broadcaster seriously, putting the audience first and ensuring the content produced by CBC Manitoba is relevant, informative and engaging. The Senior Producer has well developed leadership and communication skills and the ability to mentor and direct staff. The successful candidate demonstrates a high level of creative thinking, the ability to originate and develop innovative programs and/or production concepts as well as the ability to make immediate decisions in complex and stressful environments.
 
This role is integral in leading the change to how people connect to CBC at the local level through audio delivered online, in podcasts and on current affairs programs. You will work collaboratively with editorial leaders to deliver on its purpose through a focus on three strategic priorities.

We are hiring a Part-Time Casual Producer to join our team on a contract basis. We are looking for an organized, passionate, and hard-working producer to work on one or more of our shows. The successful candidate will be located in either Vancouver or Toronto, and will work with the direction of the Show Runner and Executive Producer to create original audio programs.

Canada’s premier investigative documentary program The Fifth Estate is looking for the next great producer to join our team of experienced investigative journalists and innovative storytellers.
 
If you’ve got the desire and the proven skills for digging deep into stories that Canadians should hear about, know how to cultivate sources, connect events and documents, tell compelling visual stories and hold powers that be accountable: then we want you on the team. 
 
The successful candidate must be able to demonstrate journalistic range, have an established track record in the development, production and realization of investigative content that engages and drives audiences to all media platforms, and well-developed story team leadership skills.
 
You will be expected to pitch great ideas and oversee and participate in deep dive research, being dogged in pursuit of answers while curious and open to where the facts take you.
 
You will exhibit a deep understanding and appreciation of diversity of perspective, opinion and experience so that it is reflected in all programming and editorial decisions.
 
You will demonstrate initiative, creativity and innovation in storytelling.
 
You have excellent journalistic judgment and a comprehensive knowledge of the CBC’s journalistic standards and practices, and media law as it applies to investigative stories.
 
You are organized and nimble and have great interpersonal skills and an ability to coordinate the work of others.
 
Please note that we are hiring for a permanent full-time role based in Toronto.

Canada’s award-winning consumer affairs program Marketplace is looking for the next great producer to join our team of experienced investigative journalists and innovative storytellers.
 
So, if you’ve got the ability to find stories beyond the headlines, to juggle multiple projects, a natural irreverence, an obsession with getting the facts right, a flair for visual storytelling, and the passion to dig deeper into the biggest consumer stories of our times, then this job is made for you.
 
The successful candidate must have a proven track record in the development, production and realization of journalistically-driven content that engages and drives audiences to all platforms, as well as experience or a strong interest in investigative and consumer journalism.
 
You will pitch great ideas and oversee and participate in deep dive research, being dogged in pursuit of answers while curious and open to where the facts take you.
 
You will exhibit a deep understanding and appreciation of diversity of perspective, opinion and experience so that it is reflected in all programming and editorial decisions.
 
You will demonstrate initiative, creativity and innovation in storytelling.
 
You have excellent journalistic judgment and a comprehensive knowledge of the CBC’s journalistic standards and practices and media law as it applies to investigative stories.
 
You are organized and nimble and have great interpersonal skills and an ability to coordinate the work of others.
 
Please note that we are hiring for a permanent full-time role based in Toronto.

What we’re looking for

• A strong understanding of the Yukon and pan-Northern political and cultural landscape.
• A track record of building trust and relationships with diverse, regional communities
• Excellent communication skills and interpersonal skills
• Initiative, creativity and curiosity.
• Strong organizational skills; ability to handle a variety of functions quickly and efficiently and meet multiple deadlines.
• Experience in pitching and producing original and creative ideas for stories and segments on multiple platforms, including audio, digital and social
• Demonstrated ability to coordinate a small team and ability to work in harmony in a high-pressure, tight-deadline environment.
• Experience in solving problems independently and in-group discussions.
• Openness to new ideas, approaches and feedback
• Strong vetting skills 
• Clear and decisive direction through the day to the audio team on expectations around story coverage including length, deadlines, updates, treatments and value-added material, ensuring close collaboration between news and other program units
• Planning, organizing, coordinating and monitoring all Yukon news content to ensure breadth of coverage, variety of innovative treatments and quality of work throughout the day.
• Excellent editing/production skills in Dalet and other audio editing software 
• Interest in traveling to Yukon communities and experience in field producing and coordinating a team to produce remote, live programming
• Working knowledge of digital news and social media workflow and engagement.
• Demonstrated coaching skills. 
• Podcasting experience would be an asset. 
• Experience and proven ability to tell stories in compelling and innovative ways to increase audience engagement. 
• Ability to work flexible hours and overtime, is required.
• University degree or equivalent preferred.
• Minimum of 5 years relevant experience of which 3 must involve work in broadcasting or a closely related industry
• Knowledge of CBC editorial policies, including mandates and CBC's Journalistic Standards and Practices.

We are hiring a Part-Time Casual Producer to join our team on a contract basis. We are looking for an organized, passionate, and hard-working producer to work on one or more of our shows. The successful candidate will be located in either Vancouver or Toronto, and will work with the direction of the Show Runner and Executive Producer to create original audio programs. 

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We have an exciting and rare opportunity for an Afternoon Drive Announcer to join our team at CKDR in Dryden, Ontario. We’re not looking for just another announcer – we’re looking for the market’s next big thing – as our listeners are engaging, loyal and critically important to us.

Here’s what you’ll be doing:

• Producing and operating the daily Afternoon Drive show from 2:00PM to 6:00PM
• Working collaboratively in creating and producing content for your show
• Bringing your on-air show online through digital content on our website and on social media
• Connecting with the local community through appearances at promotions, remotes, and events
• Lending your voice talent for commercials, imaging and other station duties as needed

Are you looking for your way into a major market newsroom? NEWS 1130 in Vancouver has your next job! This position is part-time and reports to the Managing Editor Weekends and Evenings at our Vancouver broadcast centre.

What You'll Do:

• Anchor newscasts, as scheduled, in a credible, factual and entertaining manner
• Write and edit copy within newscasts to create compelling, "must listen to" content
• Chase and produce original content that matters to NEWS 1130's audience, both on air and online
• Contribute to the editorial direction of the station by bringing story ideas to the table every day
• Report on news events - both live from the scene and from the newsroom - in a factual, compelling and entertaining way
• Strive to make NEWS 1130 the best it can be, by producing quality content first

As Weekend Assignment Producer, you work a full-time schedule from Thursday to Sunday. You must plan and organize TV/radio/digital production for the weekend team. 
 
You are responsible for deploying the station’s newsgathering resources to cover regional stories for broadcast across all our platforms on weekends.
 
In this role, you must provide leadership in developing original content. Your solid planning and organization skills are essential to the team’s success. You must also be creative and flexible to stay on top of developing stories. You may be required to deliver radio newscasts. You must be fully familiar with CBC/Radio-Canada’s Journalistic Standards and Practices to ensure a quality product.