Participants for New Relationship Podcast Segment
Job Description
A brand-new podcast hosted by Nick Cannon is now accepting video submissions from real people ready to talk about love, dating, and everything in between. If you’re bold, unfiltered, and have burning questions about relationships, heartbreak, intimacy, or commitment, this is your chance to be heard. Whether it’s lighthearted, emotional, or steamy—no topic is off-limits.
Job Responsibilities
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Submit a short video (30 seconds to 1 minute) asking a real relationship-related question
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Share brief context if helpful to your story or question
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Speak clearly and with confidence while being yourself
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Allow your video to potentially be featured on-air in a podcast episode
Requirements
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Must be 18+ and comfortable speaking openly on camera
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Able to film video vertically on your phone or camera
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Include your name and/or social media handle in the clip
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Willing to let your real personality shine through—authenticity is key
Compensation
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Exposure on a high-profile podcast platform
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Opportunity to connect with a larger audience and possibly get your question answered by Nick Cannon
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A chance to be part of a national conversation on love and relationships
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Podcast Casting Call for New England College Freshmen and Sophomores
Job Description
A paid podcast casting opportunity is now available for real college students attending schools in New England. Casting directors are looking for incoming college freshmen and sophomores to participate in an upcoming podcast project. This is a great opportunity for students interested in sharing their college experiences, and no acting experience is required.
Job Responsibilities
- Participate in a professionally produced podcast episode.
- Share authentic stories and perspectives about your college journey.
- Work with the production team during the recording session.
- Be available for the scheduled production date if selected.
Requirements
- Must be an incoming college freshman or sophomore.
- Must be enrolled at a college or university in New England.
- Comfortable speaking on camera or in a recorded podcast setting.
- No prior acting or performance experience required.
Compensation
- $1,200 if selected
