Part - Time TALK SHOW CO-HOST - 93.9 The Eagle -- Wake Up Missouri

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zimmer communicationsColumbia (MO)

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Job Description: 93.9 The Eagle is looking for a dynamic Co-Host to join our top-rated morning News/Talk show, Wake Up Missouri. This is an opportunity to co-host a fast-paced, three-hour morning show heard across Missouri. ARE YOU THE PERSON WE’RE LOOKING FOR?Do you have an opinion about almost anything at the drop of a hat? Do you love sharing observations about your life, your experiences and the events everyone is talking about? Are you a storyteller who can turn an everyday experience into entertaining radio? Are you a team player who understands that great radio comes from chemistry, preparation and collaboration? Can you comfortably talk about news, politics, sports, movies, music and pop culture? Are you willing to tease your fellow hosts—and be teased right back? If so, we want to hear from you. ABOUT WAKE UP MISSOURIWake Up Missouri focuses on the biggest stories and conversations of the day. There are occasional newsmaker interviews, but the heart of the show is personality, opinions, observations, storytelling and debate. The show moves quickly. When breaking news happens, we change direction and go with it. You need to be prepared, curious, conversational and nimble enough to contribute wherever the show goes. Our target audience is clearly defined, and the show is built to give its personalities the opportunity to connect with listeners and succeed. WHAT YOU'LL GETYou'll join a terrific on-air team in a supportive, creative environment. You'll also receive top-notch coaching and ongoing feedback designed to help you develop your personality, sharpen your skills and win in this role. We're looking for someone who doesn't just want to be on the radio. We're looking for someone who has something to say.

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