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Podcast Producer

London
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WE'RE HIRING A PODCAST PRODUCER!

That Peter Crouch Podcast × The Therapy Crouch

FULL TIME | LONDON BRIDGE | RECORDINGS IN LONDON BRIDGE & SURREY

ABOUT US

That Peter Crouch Podcast and The Therapy Crouch are two of the UK's biggest podcasts — hosted by Peter Crouch and Abbey Clancy and loved by millions of listeners every week. Behind the mics is a small, tight-knit team that makes both shows happen, and we're looking for a brilliant producer to join us.

THE ROLE

You'll work across both shows, sitting right at the heart of production. One day you'll be building an episode plan and writing up the best listener messages; the next you'll be on a shoot coordinating crew, keeping the diaries in check and making sure everything runs like clockwork. It's a hands-on role with plenty of variety, working directly with world-class talent.

WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING

  • Production & planning — building episode plans, developing new segments and formats, and writing and curating the listener messages that make it to air. The fun stuff, basically.
  • Organisation & coordination — helping manage Pete and Abbey's diaries, coordinating our crew across two shows, and keeping recordings, edits and deliveries on schedule.
  • On the ground — supporting recordings at our London Bridge studio and in Surrey, making sure talent, crew and guests have everything they need.
  • Social & community — helping community-manage our audiences, feeding into the direction of our social channels, and spotting the moments that will fly online.

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WHO YOU ARE

  • A producer with real production experience working with talent — in TV, at an agency, or (ideally) in podcasts.
  • Seriously organised — you love a plan, a schedule and a well-run diary, and nothing slips past you.
  • Genuinely creative — full of ideas for segments, formats and ways to make listeners feel part of the show.
  • Socially fluent — you understand what works on social platforms and how to build and look after a community.
  • A people person — calm, warm and unflappable around talent, crew and guests.

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THE DETAILS

  • Contract: Full time
  • Location: London Bridge office; recordings take place in London Bridge and Surrey

HOW TO APPLY

Email your CV to contact@marvellousclub.com with the subject line "PRODUCER — [your name]". In the body of your email, keep it short and answer these four questions:

  1. Where does your production experience come from (TV, agency, podcast?), and what's the work you're proudest of?
  2. Tell us about your experience working directly with talent — and with managing diaries/schedules and coordinating crew.
  3. What's your experience with social media and community management?
  4. Pitch us one new segment idea for either show.

Include links to anything you've produced, plus your notice period / earliest start date. Applications without the four answers won't be considered — it's our way of finding people who actually want this one. We can't wait to hear from you.

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Skills

Podcast Production
Talent Management
Episode Planning
Content Creation
Diary Management
Crew Coordination
Community Management
Social Media Strategy
Creative Writing
Project Scheduling

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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