Be Part of a Radio Show That Makes a Difference
This just in from the folks at WICB:
Your Impact is the award-winning WICB talk show with a sustainable focus, and we're looking for new members.
Your Impact discusses issues of social equity and the environment, and communicates to our audience ways that they can have an impact in their every day lives. Whether it is interviewing members of the Ithaca community or discussing subjects of national interest, we cover all aspects of sustainability.
To join the Your Impact team, there is no experience needed. Although background in radio, audio production and/or an interest in sustainability is preferable, it isn’t a prerequisite. Also, not a lot of time is required of the project. The emphasis is quality over quantity, so the time spent will be focused on producing great segments, ones that could go to your credit. You may find that your experience with the show is more rewarding than you expect: besides being able to put "assistant producer of an award-winning radio show" on your resume, you will also gain the satisfaction that you are influencing others to make a difference.
It is both an individual and a team effort. The shows air every Sunday at 4:40 p.m., and although it is not essential that you be there, it is highly encouraged, and expected that work before the show be done (like preparing and producing a segment to be played during the show).
If you are interested, contact us at yourimpact@hotmail.com.
Your Impact is the award-winning WICB talk show with a sustainable focus, and we're looking for new members.
Your Impact discusses issues of social equity and the environment, and communicates to our audience ways that they can have an impact in their every day lives. Whether it is interviewing members of the Ithaca community or discussing subjects of national interest, we cover all aspects of sustainability.
To join the Your Impact team, there is no experience needed. Although background in radio, audio production and/or an interest in sustainability is preferable, it isn’t a prerequisite. Also, not a lot of time is required of the project. The emphasis is quality over quantity, so the time spent will be focused on producing great segments, ones that could go to your credit. You may find that your experience with the show is more rewarding than you expect: besides being able to put "assistant producer of an award-winning radio show" on your resume, you will also gain the satisfaction that you are influencing others to make a difference.
It is both an individual and a team effort. The shows air every Sunday at 4:40 p.m., and although it is not essential that you be there, it is highly encouraged, and expected that work before the show be done (like preparing and producing a segment to be played during the show).
If you are interested, contact us at yourimpact@hotmail.com.
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