I can’t believe my eyes! 
Is it starting? ??? After all of these years of programmers promising that it will come back around to the programming and talent side of radio, is this the beginning of that promise? Have we finally come to our senses? Has the corporate side of radio realized that firing talent and replacing personality with just music or liner card jocks not the way to go? ;D Will Network 40 magazine start featuring air talent on the covers again instead of sales people? Will radio stations start to build their air staffs again? Will consultants go away? Will programmers be allowed to program? Will talent get air checked by actual talent and not consultants or P.D.’s that have never been on the air? :-* It’s been a long time since I’ve seen a help wanted add like this and I want to share it with all of you….FEAST YOUR EYES ON THIS!
Overnight announcer, Full-Time, WMMR-FM
Successful candidate will be responsible for preparing and hosting a music program on a leading rock station in Philadelphia. Position involves 5 air shifts, overnight or combination of overnight and weekend shifts. Duties also include, but are not limited to, promotional appearances and production support as directed by program manage.
Qualifications:
AFTRA affiliation or willingness to join union; valid driver’s license; minimum 2 years experience as on-air radio announcer; technical skills to operate mixing console, recording and playback systems; ability to articulate in a clear, concise and entertaining manner.
Send resumes and audition materials to:
WMMR Overnight position
1 Bala Plaza, suite #424
Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004
No phone calls or emails, please
•Qualified females and minorities are encouraged to apply EOE
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Ok, you’re saying to yourself…big deal! So what! It’s just an overnight shift….why the drama?
If you have to ask….then you don’t get it.
It's baby steps and I realize it’s a major market but we can hope that the smaller markets catch on and one day, the airwaves will once again be filled with live talent, creative minds and radio stations filled with full air-staffs.
Is it starting? ??? After all of these years of programmers promising that it will come back around to the programming and talent side of radio, is this the beginning of that promise? Have we finally come to our senses? Has the corporate side of radio realized that firing talent and replacing personality with just music or liner card jocks not the way to go? ;D Will Network 40 magazine start featuring air talent on the covers again instead of sales people? Will radio stations start to build their air staffs again? Will consultants go away? Will programmers be allowed to program? Will talent get air checked by actual talent and not consultants or P.D.’s that have never been on the air? :-* It’s been a long time since I’ve seen a help wanted add like this and I want to share it with all of you….FEAST YOUR EYES ON THIS! Overnight announcer, Full-Time, WMMR-FM
Successful candidate will be responsible for preparing and hosting a music program on a leading rock station in Philadelphia. Position involves 5 air shifts, overnight or combination of overnight and weekend shifts. Duties also include, but are not limited to, promotional appearances and production support as directed by program manage.
Qualifications:
AFTRA affiliation or willingness to join union; valid driver’s license; minimum 2 years experience as on-air radio announcer; technical skills to operate mixing console, recording and playback systems; ability to articulate in a clear, concise and entertaining manner.
Send resumes and audition materials to:
WMMR Overnight position
1 Bala Plaza, suite #424
Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004
No phone calls or emails, please
•Qualified females and minorities are encouraged to apply EOE
………………………………………………………………………………………………….
Ok, you’re saying to yourself…big deal! So what! It’s just an overnight shift….why the drama?
If you have to ask….then you don’t get it.
It's baby steps and I realize it’s a major market but we can hope that the smaller markets catch on and one day, the airwaves will once again be filled with live talent, creative minds and radio stations filled with full air-staffs.