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KCSN OPEN POSITION: Digital Content Creator (Seasonal)


KC Sports Network is currently looking for a motivated individual to join our team for the upcoming football season.

 

This is an entry-level, contracted position that will begin August 1 and run through the end of the Chiefs’ 2023 season. 


The position requires at least one year of writing experience on a reputable platform, preferably covering a team. This position will require work on game days, and experience writing under a deadline is a plus. Written samples should be provided if/when applying for the position.


Remote applicants will be considered.

 

This position includes a monthly stipend and other potential benefits - dependent upon qualifications and experience.


In addition, we welcome all applicants with skill sets in graphic design, audio/video production, hosting or reporting, and/or social media content creation - as additional positions are being considered as well.

 

If interested - please contact BJ Kissel (bj@kcsportsnetwork.com) for more information on how to apply. 

About KC Sports Network

 

KC Sports Network launched May 2021 with five shows per week covering the Kansas City Chiefs. Two years later, KCSN has grown to 25 shows per week - covering four teams, three schools - from a group of 35 expert hosts who are made up of former (or current) insiders, players, sports directors, beat writers, and/or analysts. 

KCSN surpassed four million podcast downloads in their first two years and were the highest-ranked Chiefs’ podcast network of 2022. 


From the Chiefs and Royals, to the KC Current and Sporting KC, plus KU, K-State and Missouri - KCSN is a podcast network made up of nine audio verticals, five YouTube channels, a daily Chiefs’ newsletter, and social media content across platforms featuring more than 135,000 followers (and growing).


You can also find their content by downloading their FREE app - which can be found on the Apple App Store, or for Android users - on Google Play - by searching “KC Sports Network.”

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