Podcast Host/Producer Volunteer

Company Description

LoopRoots Foundation in collaboration with Imaginatiin mode supports individuals and families affected by incarceration, those navigating reentry, at-risk youth, and survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking. The organization focuses on connecting community members with practical resources that promote stability and healing. Key services include transportation assistance, housing and food support, counseling, and visitation assistance. LoopRoots Foundation also collaborates with community-based support services to create accessible pathways to long-term wellbeing and empowerment. Volunteers and interns contribute directly to these mission-driven initiatives. Hours weekly:2 Location: Remote Experience required: None Role Description As a Podcast Host/Producer Volunteer intern, you will help design, host, and produce episodes that highlight stories, resources, and advocacy related to justice-impacted communities and survivors. tasks may include researching topics and guests, drafting episode outlines and interview questions, and coordinating recordings with featured speakers. You will host or co-host episodes, support audio recording and basic editing, and collaborate with the team to shape the narrative and tone of the podcast. Additional responsibilities may involve preparing show notes, supporting distribution on podcast platforms, and assisting with promotion through social and digital channels. This is a remote internship role, offering flexible scheduling and the opportunity to learn media production while contributing to a purpose-driven mission.

Qualifications

• Strong communication and storytelling abilities, including clear speaking skills, empathy in interviewing, and comfort hosting conversations on sensitive topics.
• Basic audio production and technical skills, such as familiarity with recording software, microphones, remote recording tools, and simple audio editing.
• Research and content development capabilities, including the ability to identify relevant topics, prepare episode outlines, and verify information from credible sources.
• Organizational and collaboration skills, including time management, reliability in meeting deadlines, and readiness to work closely with a distributed team.
• Demonstrated interest in social impact, reentry, anti-violence work, or community-based support services; lived experience or prior volunteer work in related fields is welcome but not required.
• Comfort working in a remote environment with access to a stable internet connection and basic equipment for recording (e.g., computer, headset or microphone).
• Openness to feedback, willingness to learn new tools and production methods, and commitment to trauma-informed, nonjudgmental communication.