Radio Jobs
Radio Jobs
Radio jobs are getting
tougher to find. Jobs in radio are disappearing
at an alarming rate. If you read the trade mags,
and you should, you know that radio sales are down
dramatically, and stations are cutting back on
staff. Therefore, you have to know where the jobs
are as soon as they become available. Most stations
now post their ads online only.
Members of our Radio Jobs group get to read our Classified Ads
page on this site as part of Membership. Additionally they receive radio jobs advice from a Program Director.
The consultant to this site is a 45 year veteran of
the Broadcasting Industry. Jack Ellery has been an
on-air personality at WOR, New York; WIP & WWDB
in Philadelphia, WFLA, Tampa and at Greater Media's
Heritage station, WCTC, in New Jersey.
HOT JOBS
New Jersey Co-Host/Producer - Magic Morning Show - Magic 100.1, Looking for an organized outgoing Air-Personality/Producer for the Magic Morning Show with Chris McCoy, heard on heritage Magic 98.3 and the new Magic 100.1, live from our state of the art New Brunswick facility. Have fun with one of AC radio’s best morning personalities while overseeing the technical aspects of the show. The ideal candidate will have experience in AC/Hot AC, good show prep habits, strong production and personal appearance skills. Airchecks and resumes’: Jeff Rafter, Program Director, Magic 98.3/100.1, 78 Veronica Ave, Somerset N.J. 08873
FIND the rest of our Jobs Available by joining our group
This site is for both Members and Non-Members of our radio group. Membership costs a one-time fee of ten dollars, and that is used solely to pay for upkeep of this website.
Members get to read the Jack Ellery Book, "How to
Get a Job in Radio". It normally sells for $29.99
in college bookstores everywhere. Non Members may
read excerpts from the book. Members also get
their audition critiqued at no cost. Members also
have access to our RADIO CLASSIFIEDS at no
charge.
Non Members will find that much of the information
in this site is available to them also.
This site is interactive. Members get to post Situation Wanted ads at no charge. Employers may both post Help Wanted ads at no charge, and may see the Situation Wanted ads, again, at no charge. Members also get to read radio news, and post their own news, at no charge.
The Problems Getting Radio Jobs
We radio announcers are in a shrinking industry. Radio jobs are disappearing. Automation is killing us. Voice tracking is doing away with jobs for those with talent. Amateurs on the Internet are stealing our listeners.
Our classifieds are for MEMBERS only.
The following Google Ads are for general
information and are not necessarily endorsed by the
authors of RADIO JOBS.
Jack Ellery in studio
Before you go to our Radio Jobs Classifieds, remember that everyone wants to be a media star. Few have the training, background or know-how to move up the ladder.
You who desire RADIO
JOBS have to know what format you're best at,
you have to be willing to relocate and most of all,
you have to know how get a Program Director to
listen to your audition. Jobs in Radio are
hard to come by, and sending auditions to Program
Directors who just trash your audition is an
absolute waste of time.
ONE more thing. Even if you do not join
our group, if you have more than five year in radio, let us include you in our list of those in radio. Give us your name, station (with town and state) and a VERY brief resume. Drop us a line
Join us now. Click on the following link
to find out how to join. There is no obligation
and no credit card information is asked
for.