The successful candidate will be an Indigenous student who intends to return to full-time studies in September
and has a creative vision for the program. While broadcast and production experience is an asset, neither is
required or expected.
 A passion for creating a platform for Indigenous voices to be heard on-air at CFUV.
 An interest in broadcasting and/or podcasting.
 A self-starter who is comfortable working independently, with supervision and assistance when
necessary.
 Thrives in a deadline-oriented environment.
 Confident seeking out and scheduling program guests and co-hosts.
 Accountable and reliable, especially as it relates to assignment completion.
The successful candidate will receive all necessary training and will be mentored and supported by CFUV’s
Program Director to gain broadcast skills.

Principal Responsibilities:
The Producer will be responsible for hosting the program and arranging the program segments.
 Produce and host eight one-hour episodes.
 Arrange program guests and segments.
 Prepare for and record interviews and pre-recorded Indigenous-centered segments.
 Curate Indigenous-produced music to include in episodes.
 Podcast each episode for archival purposes and to be available for download.
This is an excellent opportunity for a student to gain broadcast and podcast experience, as well as
meaningfully engage with important Indigenous perspectives and stories on the air.