Senior Podcast Producer - Spirit of Justice

NOTE: This is a senior level position. Please pay close attention to the qualifications listed below before applying.

ABOUT YOU

We’re looking for the right combination of leadership, distinctive vision, editorial judgment, editing skills, ability to lead and manage a project, and high emotional intelligence. The Senior Producer will work with us on Spirit of Justice, a new audio and video podcast hosted by Michelle Alexander exploring the spiritual lives of people committed to justice and liberation and the beliefs, practices, and sources of wisdom that sustain them in these perilous times.

The Senior Producer will have a love for great storytelling and a particular talent for creating thoughtful, intimate conversations that invite reflection rather than easy answers. You will have the ability to understand and protect a distinctive editorial vision while bringing fresh thinking to its development and execution. You are intellectually curious, emotionally perceptive, comfortable with complexity and ambiguity, and skilled at helping hosts and guests get beyond familiar talking points to stories, experiences, and ideas that feel honest, surprising, and deeply human.

NECESSARY KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES

• →At least 5-7+ years of radio/audio production and thorough knowledge of writing and audio production
• →Management experience, especially management of creative people doing creative work.
• →Deep interest and knowledge in a wide range of subject areas.
• →Knowledge of podcasting and digital audio industry.
• →Must have a strong understanding of how to operate audio hardware, software, and facilities.
• →Demonstrated writing ability.
• →Demonstrated digital editing expertise using ProTools audio editing software.
• →Ability to work quickly and efficiently under deadline pressure. 
• →Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• →Thrives in a team-focused environment, and understands how to balance competing priorities from multiple stakeholders.

• →Must be eligible to work in the United States.