Public Radio Summer Internships

Job Description

Summary:
New Hampshire Public Radio (NHPR) is seeking two paid summer interns. One will work in our Newsroom and one will work with our Broadcast Production team. Over 10 weeks (June-August), the interns will be brought into the middle of all work process. Through your internship you will learn best practices, take part in our regular meetings, learn the various types of work we do. The interns will have a mentor and support from station staff from multiple departments.
 
These are paid, internships based out of Concord, NH.
 
News Internships - Reporting
This intern will work as a general assignment reporter in the newsroom, getting daily news assignments, pitching their own ideas for quick-turn and longer-term stories and learning how to build a network of diverse sources. Our intern will learn journalistic ethics and learn the various types of reporting we do and learn how to produce a news story for audio, digital and social media. The intern will spend a fair amount of time in the field reporting stories and then coming back to the newsroom to work closely with an editor on how to turn their reporting into a fully fleshed out piece of journalism.
 
Qualifications for the News Internships:
We are looking for candidates with initiative and curiosity, excellent writing skills, a strong interest in local news and building trust with local audiences, the ability to work independently and efficiently, and an interest in public media.
 
Having consistent and reliable transportation is a requirement of this role as the news internship will require travel within NH. This is an onsite position.
 
Broadcast Production Internship – Programming Team
The Broadcast Production intern will work with the broadcast production team on on-air voice tracking and music programming. The intern will write promotional scripts and work with archival audio. The Broadcast Production intern will be trained in the basic use of NHPR’s Studio Core system and in operating the SAS Rubicon console to record voice breaks and produce other assigned production elements. The role includes opportunities to collaborate with producers on Live from the Word Barn and Live from Studio D, and to help develop and produce literary programming for our NHPR Books series. This internship offers hands-on experience in broadcast production, live event support, and content development for public radio.
 
 
Qualifications for the Broadcast Production Internship:
We are looking for candidates with initiative and curiosity, excellent writing skills, experience with sound design and basic music production tools, and the ability to manage tasks independently while working efficiently in a collaborative environment. The intern should also have a demonstrated interest in public media and storytelling.
 
Compensation & Benefits:
The Internships are temporary full time, non-exempt, hourly positions. The internship program is a 40-hour a week role that is 10 weeks in length (June 1, 2026, to August 7, 2026). The compensation is $17.50 an hour and a $500 stipend is provided that can be used for housing/transportation/relocation.
 
Internships are non-benefit eligible positions; however interns receive 2 paid holidays and can participate in NHPR's 403b plan.
 
Things to Know About Us:
NHPR is the state's foremost news organization, focused on producing accountability journalism and engaging deeply with the diverse communities and people of the Granite State. For 40 years, NHPR has produced incisive local news on the radio and emerging audio platforms, complementing the national and global reporting of our partners at NPR. We make nationally prominent podcasts - including Bear Brook, Outside/In, Civics 101 and Document - and have a fast-growing footprint in digital and social media.
 
NHPR’s mission commits us to telling the stories of our changing state. That requires our organization and our journalism to reflect – and embrace – the increasingly diverse perspectives of people across New Hampshire and beyond. It requires us to model inclusion in our sources, in the voices we lift, in our reporting and in the conversations we conduct; in the makeup of our staff, Board of Trustees and Community Advisory Board, and in the ways we spend money and conduct our business. Learn more about NHPR.
 
 
To Apply:
Please apply on the job opportunities page of our website, NHPR.org, or through this link:  https://nhpr.applicantpro.com/jobs/
 

• Include a Resume and Cover Letter

 
NHPR is proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity employer committed to an inclusive and dynamic workplace. We do not discriminate based upon race, religion, color, national origin, gender (including pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions), sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, age, status as a protected veteran, status as an individual with a disability, or other applicable legally protected characteristics.

Job Requirements

Compensation & Benefits:
The Internships are temporary full time, non-exempt, hourly positions. The internship program is a 40-hour a week role that is 10 weeks in length (June 1, 2026, to August 7, 2026). The compensation is $17.50 an hour and a $500 stipend is provided that can be used for housing/transportation/relocation.
 
Internships are non-benefit eligible positions; however interns receive 2 paid holidays and can participate in NHPR's 403b plan.
 
Things to Know About Us:
NHPR is the state's foremost news organization, focused on producing accountability journalism and engaging deeply with the diverse communities and people of the Granite State. For 40 years, NHPR has produced incisive local news on the radio and emerging audio platforms, complementing the national and global reporting of our partners at NPR. We make nationally prominent podcasts - including Bear Brook, Outside/In, Civics 101 and Document - and have a fast-growing footprint in digital and social media.
 
NHPR’s mission commits us to telling the stories of our changing state. That requires our organization and our journalism to reflect – and embrace – the increasingly diverse perspectives of people across New Hampshire and beyond. It requires us to model inclusion in our sources, in the voices we lift, in our reporting and in the conversations we conduct; in the makeup of our staff, Board of Trustees and Community Advisory Board, and in the ways we spend money and conduct our business. Learn more about NHPR.
 
 
To Apply:
Please apply on the job opportunities page of our website, NHPR.org, or through this link:  https://nhpr.applicantpro.com/jobs/
 

• Include a Resume and Cover Letter

 
NHPR is proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity employer committed to an inclusive and dynamic workplace. We do not discriminate based upon race, religion, color, national origin, gender (including pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions), sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, age, status as a protected veteran, status as an individual with a disability, or other applicable legally protected characteristics.

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