Frankly, we’re jealous of the opportunity. As a programming, department, or project intern, your duties will bring you up close and personal with indie darlings and classical music icons alike as they enter the studio for live performances or interviews. Politicians, celebrities, and comedians are the guests du jour in this lively, creative environment. Each department prioritizes professional development and mentorship for its interns, and you’ll join an inspiring community of likeminded students.
Don’t believe us? Don’t take our word for it. Ross (the Boss) hosts an intern talk show called For Credit Only that’s all about what students in SiriusXM’s “rebel school” are up to. In this episode, the summer interns sign off, reminisce about their experiences, and give future interns (that’s you!) a leg up with insider tips:
If you like what you hear—and you should—head over to SiriusXM Radio’s Campus Hub
to learn more about their internship opportunities and apply for one of the coolest jobs out there.
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