Part-Time Morning Show Co-Host

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midwest communicationsDuluth (MN)

Broadcast Announcers and Radio Disc Jockeys Radio Broadcasting Stations

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$17.00/hour

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About the role

Part-Time Morning Show Co-Host — KDAL-AM Wake up Duluth with KDAL! KDAL has been delivering award-winning news, weather, and sports to the Duluth area for more than 85 years. KDAL is also your home for the Minnesota Twins, Timberwolves, Bulldogs, and Gophers! We’re looking for a part-time Morning Show Co-Host for our 6:00–10:00 a.m. show. We want a confident, engaging communicator who can contribute to a strong morning show, connect with listeners, and represent KDAL professionally both on and off the air.

What You'll Do: Co-host the morning show Prepare and deliver timely, relevant, and entertaining content Discuss local happenings, news, sports, and community events Engage with listeners on-air and through digital platforms Record commercials, promos, and other station content Participate in station events, promotions, and community activities

What We’re Looking For: Engaging personality and strong on-air presence Excellent communication and conversational skills Ability to stay informed on current events and local topics Strong preparation and time-management skills Ability to think quickly and work effectively with a co-host Previous radio or on-air experience is preferred Valid Minnesota driver's license required Must be able to pass a background check and motor vehicle record check Duluth, Minnesota | $17.00/hour Midwest Communications, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer by choice.

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