Podcast Producer, OutKick at Fox Corporation New York, NY

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fox service companyNew York (NY)

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About the role

Podcast Producer, OutKick job at Fox Corporation. New York, NY. OVERVIEW OF THE COMPANY Outkick OutKick is a cutting-edge national multimedia platform that produces and distributes engaging content at the intersection of sports news, sports culture and pop culture. OutKick’s stable of reporters, hosts and contributors are accessible on OutKick.com as well as across video livestreams, social media, podcasts, and radio, reaching tens of millions of fans each month. Owned by FOX Corporation, Outkick was originally founded by Clay Travis. For more information, please visit JOB DESCRIPTION The Producer manages day-to-day podcast operations, ensuring each episode is executed smoothly from concept to delivery. This role oversees guest booking coordination, schedules production timelines, and manages editorial support through research and scripting. The Producer also works closely with the EP on episode edits, pacing, and tone, while managing the show’s social media presence and digital engagement strategy.
A SNAPSHOT OF YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES: Manage production calendars and weekly recording schedules
Coordinate guest appearances with the booker; prepare pre-interview notes Conduct research to support episode content and host prep Collaborate on edits and sound design decisions Oversee social media strategy in conjunction with EP Monitor audience feedback and performance analytics
WHAT YOU WILL NEED: 5+ years’ experience editing or producing all-news, or podcast programming
Communicate with internal teams in strategies to maximize audience and engagement, along with the creation of new weekly & daily content. Highly skilled in writing and copy editing as you will be the editorial and technical lead on a multi-genre podcast portfolio Strong digital journalism skills and social media experience Ability to make the right decisions during breaking news situations as well as during routine shifts

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