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Morning Show Host

Charlottesville / Full-Time / On-Air

Saga Communications Z95.1 WQMZ is looking for a dynamic Morning Show Host/ Content Creator for our heritage, community-focused AC station in Charlottesville, Virginia.

If you can create compelling, entertaining, and locally relevant content, both on-air and on-line and execute it within a music-intensive format, we want to hear from you.

This is not a remote position. You must be willing to become a visible part of this vibrant community, home of the University of Virginia, plenty of outdoor activities, cultural events and beautiful wineries and breweries.

What We’re Looking For:

· On-air personality with strong show prep, storytelling, and audience connection skills

· Passion for live, local radio and community involvement

· Comfortable creating social media and digital content

· Ability to voice-track or perform additional duties on other formats within the cluster – we have Country, Classic Rock, Triple A and News/Talk/Sports

· Music Master experience helpful

Please send aircheck, resume and examples of digital/social media with “Picks You Up” in the subject line to: Lisa Allen/ Director of Content llevy@cvillemedia.com

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