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As of Jul 13, 2026, the average hourly pay for weekend radio in Indiana is $23.84, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $17.40 and $27.45 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a Weekend Radio job?

A Weekend Radio job typically involves hosting, producing, or managing radio broadcasts that air over the weekend. Duties can include playing music, conducting interviews, delivering news or weather reports, and engaging with listeners. These roles are often found at radio stations, online platforms, or satellite radio services. Weekend shifts may require flexibility, strong communication skills, and knowledge of audio equipment or broadcasting software.

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Weekend Radio hosts usually work Saturday and Sunday shifts, which may be early mornings, afternoons, or evenings depending on the station's schedule. During these shifts, you’ll be responsible for creating and presenting live or pre-recorded content, handling calls or interviews, and ensuring all technical aspects of the broadcast run smoothly. Collaboration with producers, station management, and possibly on-air guests is common. Flexibility and the ability to work with minimal supervision are important since weekend staffing is often leaner than weekdays. This role offers opportunities to develop your on-air presence, build audience connection, and gain experience for advancement to prime-time or weekday positions.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Weekend Radio position, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Weekend Radio host, you need strong verbal communication skills, creativity, and a solid understanding of radio broadcasting, often supported by experience or education in communications or media. Familiarity with audio editing software, studio equipment, and radio automation systems like WideOrbit or ENCO is typically required. Strong interpersonal skills, adaptability, and the ability to engage and entertain listeners make someone stand out in this position. These skills are vital for producing engaging content, running smooth broadcasts, and building a loyal weekend audience.

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Radio/TV Assistant

Radio/TV Assistant

Lafayette School Corporation

Lafayette, IN

$15.40/hr

Other

PTO

Re-posted 26 days ago

Lafayette School Corporation rating

4.4

Company rating: 4.4 out of 10

Based on 9 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

553rd of 574 rated elementary and secondary schools

Job description

POSITION TITLE:  Radio/TV Assistant
HOURS: 8:30am-2:45pm Monday through Friday when school is in session (29 Hours per week)
WAGE: $15.40 per hour
BENETIFS:  PTO
PRIMARY FUNCTION:
The Radio/TV Assistant works directly under the supervision of the Radio/TV teacher. The assistant is responsible for assisting with the overall operation of the Radio/TV program at Jefferson High School.
REPORTS TO:
The Program Aide works under the supervision of the Radio/TV instructor and ultimately reports directly to the building administrator or their designee.
QUALIFICATIONS:










  • High School Diploma

 
PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES:
Typical duties assigned to the Radio/TV Assistant may include, but are not limited to the following:
RADIO



  • Monitor daily  operation of WJEF-FM
  • Troubleshoot and correct technical problems that occur
  • Proof  WJEF-FM Program and Transmitter logs for errors as per FCC law
  • Organize and check WJEF-FM Emergency Alert logs as per FCC law
  • Maintain program log archive as per FCC law
  • Assist with the installation of radio equipment
  • Train radio assistants and monitor the assistants' operation of WJEF-FM
  • Schedule sign-up sheets for after-school music/game broadcast shifts
  • Supervise students during after-school music shifts as necessary
  • Produce and schedule weekly Coaches' Show for WJEF (when produced)
  • Work evening and weekend control room supervising shifts as needed (additional pay)
  • Be on call for radio station problems
  • Learn and have working knowledge of  Digital Jukebox, RockIt DJ Pro, and Pro Tools software.
  • Assist with and record voice tracks for WJEF automation program

TELEVISION

  • On call for teachers in classrooms to troubleshoot technical problems
  • Record off-air program requests for corporation staff and facility within copyright guidelines
  • (cable and DirecTV)   
  • Assist in arranging for the recording of classroom presentations, guest speakers, and student teachers
  • Working knowledge of Final Cut Pro editing software
  • Assist student teachers with classroom recording and editing
  • Check out and keep track of video cameras/equipment for staff and students
  • Make video copies for staff members and students/LSC
  • Clean and do minimal light maintenance on equipment
  • Assist with the installation of new equipment
  • Operation of the Jefferson HS IPTV Channel
  • Assist in troubleshooting technical problems in television control
  • Assist teachers with problems related to video playback from computers/LCD projectors
  • Deliver and set up video equipment for classroom teachers as requested.
  • Assist LSC staff members with video production as needed (Kindergarten Video)

RADIO/TELEVISION CLASSROOM

  • Substitute when the teacher is out of the facility at meetings or absent, allowing class to continue as usual (this will usually be during the RTV class only)
  • Write passes for students for access to the facility

MASS MEDIA CLASS:

  • Assist with the production unit during the second nine-week period
  • Assist with student auditions for the RTV class
  • Assist with classroom operations when needed

RTV CLASS:

  • Help supervise all RTV students.  Assist with the instruction and operation of radio and television equipment.
  • Instruct radio students on the operation of WJEF-FM, filling out the program log, transmitter log and
  • following music rotation
  • Assist students with project production as necessary- video editing and recording
  • Keep current with the use of Final Cut Studio software
  • Assist with classroom operations
  • Be familiar with different video files and the use of iDVD software; DVD production and copying.

ADMINISTRATIVE

  • Organize and be responsible for daily announcements at the beginning of the 2nd period
  • Answer the telephone, screen calls, and take messages
  • Call for new equipment price quotes as necessary
  • Call equipment manufacturers for repairs on equipment
  • Greet visitors to Radio/Television
  • Conduct tours of the facility

MISCELLANEOUS

  • Record hourly attendance when necessary
  • Confer with the Director of Radio/TV daily on the operation of the Radio/TV facility
  • Access to staff and students without disrupting the teacher and class 


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