Good place to work - Producer WYPR Employee Review

A lot of responsibility as an intern. I got hands-on assignments and a lot of creative freedom. I got to see a few of my own segments through from start to finish, which was awesome to add to my portfolio.

No cons, it was an unpaid internship, which can be expected with public radio.

A great chance to do just about everything one of the show's producers do. Just the right balance of structure and responsibility versus freedom to explore your own ideas for radio segments. Very highly recommended experience!

Not really a con for me, but this is definitely the type of internship that you pretty much get what you put into it. The produced piece I made at the end of my internship was a lot of work on what would have otherwise been my own time - a lot of re-edits and late nights - but totally worth it when it was broadcast on air. Also, there wasn't a ton interaction with the show's hosts but for me, that was fine; I was most interested in the work done by the producers.