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The Program
It's estimated that four out of five people dislike what they do for a living, and many hate it.
That's right. The vast majority of your listeners would rather be doing almost anything else with the
time they spend at work. The Career Clinic® with Maureen Anderson can help you change that.
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| Broadcast Times |
The Career Clinic is two hours in length,
but it airs
in two different one-hour segments.
Air one hour or two
SUNDAY
EASTERN
4-5PM &
Midnight -1AM
CENTRAL
3-4PM &
11-Midnight
MOUNTAIN
2-3PM &
10-11PM
PACIFIC
1-2PM &
9-10PM
Rebroadcasts and recorded delays acceptable.
Also Available by FTP download
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| Stats |
On Air Since: 2008
Syndicated Since: 2009
Freq. of Broadcast:
1x/wk - Sunday
Length of Broadcast:
2 different one-hour
segments
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| Distribution |
Satellite:
Cumulus Media XDS
Program List Name:
Radio America
If you do not see Radio America
on your XDS receiver please call
Cumulus at 212-456-5000 to get
authorized.
Cumulus Media XDS Information
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| Terms |
Barter/ 6 minutes Career Clinic, 8 Local plus 6:30 on top of the hour.
Program Clock
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Every weekend, Maureen talks to experts with advice on everything from
discovering what your listeners are good at to negotiating a salary once they've been offered a
position. She also talks with people who've already found their dream jobs--who have tips on how your
listeners can, too.
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The Host
Maureen Anderson is a civil engineering graduate of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln who
held a variety of positions in management and sales before getting into radio. She attributes her
successful career change to the training she did with Richard Bolles, author of
What Color Is Your Parachute?
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Maureen is an award-winning journalist whose articles and essays have appeared in publications ranging from Radio World to Spirituality & Health to The Huffington Post. She is the author, with Dick Beardsley, of
Staying the Course: A Runner's Toughest Race (University of Minnesota Press, 2002). She is also
the author, with Jon Hovde, of Left for Dead: A Second Life after Vietnam (Minnesota, 2005), which
won a 2006 Minnesota Book Award. And she's the author of
The Career Clinic: Eight Simple Rules for Finding Work You Love.
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