Wisconsin Public Radio is hiring two hosts. One will be our Morning Edition Host and will work with the Morning Edition producer to deliver the most important statewide news of the day in newscasts that air on both of our statewide networks. WPR's broadcast networks serve more than 400,000 listeners across the state each month. Our hosts also produce two-ways and accompanying digital components with reporters, authors, artists, and newsmakers. The regular work hours for this position are weekdays 4 am to 12 pm. This position reports to the News Director. The other will be our Midday Host and News Sourcing Producer. This person writes and produces hourly newscasts providing timely information for WPR's radio audiences that run from 10 am to 2 pm. The position also takes primary responsibility for managing the news department's source tracking data and assists with researching sources to help diversify the range of voices that appear on air and online. This position reports the News Director. WPR's news department seeks to empower Wisconsin's communities through rigorous reporting that provides context, holds public officials accountable, and sheds clarifying light on complex topics. Our goal is to keep the audience abreast of the most significant news of the day, provide unique and insightful information, and represent Wisconsin's diverse communities. We value diversity and inclusiveness. We want to reflect communities across Wisconsin in our coverage and staffing. We encourage journalists from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds to apply.