Senior Podcast Producer

Posted 15 days ago

launch partnershipAustin (TX)
Producers and DirectorsMotion Picture and Video Production

SENIORITY

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About the role

This is a hands-on production role working directly with our host and content team. Ideal candidates will be local to our studio in Austin, TX. You are: Creative and looking to contribute not just hard work but inspired ideas and fresh insights. Obsessed with AI, tech, and the startup scene. (Are you using AI tools daily? Have you vibecoded an app or collaborated with an agent? We want to hear about your experiences.) Eager to dive in and help us make these shows on every level, from booking and research to supervising the edit. Very familiar with the process of recording and producing podcasts or professional long-form audio/video content Extremely organized! We move fast, make a LOT of content, and the expectations are high. We’re looking for people who can keep up. What you’ll do: Develop a content and distribution strategy along with Editorial Director Lon Harris and CEO/Host Jason Calacanis. We’re not just looking for technical skill but original thinking and a sharp understanding of the podcast landscape. Own end-to-end production on “TWiST” and “TWiAI” episodes, from pre-production research, pre-interviews and guest prep, through recording, and into copy writing and distribution. You’re responsible for making sure episodes are up to our quality standard and released on time. Help us develop new shows to expand the “TWiST” and “This Week in AI” network. What you’ll get: Work directly with some of the biggest names in tech, AI, and venture capital Creative freedom to develop new shows and expand our social media strategy #J-18808-Ljbffr

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