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Check allaccess because Frankfort is hiring for an on air overnight position.
Check allaccess because Frankfort is hiring for an on air overnight position.
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Here's the posting...
Kentucky Bluegrass workhorse wanted
Forever Communications seeks overnight/weekend announcer onn Froggy 104.9 (Country) in Frankfort, KY. Candidate will be responsible for M-F/9pm-12am production and live 12am-4am air shift. Plus, weekly Sat 12-5pm air shift. Voice and produce commercials as assigned, download syndicated barter spots, and maintain automation. Full time with company benefits. Great training ground for someone who wants to break into radio. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. EOE. Contact: Brian Sands 115 West Main St. Frankfort, KY 40601. (502) 875-1130. [email protected] NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
And, here's another...
WSTV AM Drive/Program Director wanted
Forever Communications seeks energetic team player for morning drive host/Program Director on Star 103.7 (Hot AC) in Frankfort, KY. Candidate will be responsible for live 6am-10am air shift M-F and Program Director duties which include hiring and scheduling of DJs, coordinating music, and supervision of promotions. Host live broadcasts as well as community appearances. Full time with company benefits. Prior on-air radio experience required. Not an entry level position. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. EOE. Contact: Brian Sands 115 West Main St. Frankfort, KY 40601. (502) 875-1130. [email protected]
Kentucky Bluegrass workhorse wanted
Forever Communications seeks overnight/weekend announcer onn Froggy 104.9 (Country) in Frankfort, KY. Candidate will be responsible for M-F/9pm-12am production and live 12am-4am air shift. Plus, weekly Sat 12-5pm air shift. Voice and produce commercials as assigned, download syndicated barter spots, and maintain automation. Full time with company benefits. Great training ground for someone who wants to break into radio. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. EOE. Contact: Brian Sands 115 West Main St. Frankfort, KY 40601. (502) 875-1130. [email protected] NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
And, here's another...
WSTV AM Drive/Program Director wanted
Forever Communications seeks energetic team player for morning drive host/Program Director on Star 103.7 (Hot AC) in Frankfort, KY. Candidate will be responsible for live 6am-10am air shift M-F and Program Director duties which include hiring and scheduling of DJs, coordinating music, and supervision of promotions. Host live broadcasts as well as community appearances. Full time with company benefits. Prior on-air radio experience required. Not an entry level position. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. EOE. Contact: Brian Sands 115 West Main St. Frankfort, KY 40601. (502) 875-1130. [email protected]
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radiohawkins
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Sounds like a good job for WHOKILLEDRADIO. Doing live overnights would make you change your name to ILOVERADIO!
A live overnight shift? Cool...a small company in a small KY city can do this but all the king's horses and all the king's men can't do it at the #1 station in Louisville. Hat's off to Forever Communications!
BobOnTheJob said:
Well said.
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kyscott
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Holy cart machine Batman! You mean there is a company out there that's going to do radio the way it used to be done?! This is just crazy talk. It will never work. Who do they think they are putting someone live on a overnight shift?!
indydood said:BobOnTheJob said:
I always get a huge chuckle when people equate (or confuse) "live shift" with great sounding radio.
I bet you've never been LIVE!
radioville said:indydood said:BobOnTheJob said:
I bet you've never been LIVE!
I've been LIVE about 90% of my days in radio. But I also recognize the frustrated and insecure who view pre-record shows/automation/ voicetracking and see them as an afront to them having a real radio career. So, they measure whether a radio station or radio show is great based on whether it's live or voice tracked when, in reality, one has nothing to do with the other. That's all I'm saying.
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