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Cleveland Podcast Hosts: Remix Sports Media Wants Your Voice for Cavaliers Basketball in the Land
Cleveland Podcast Hosts: Remix Sports Media Wants Your Voice for Cavaliers Basketball in the Land
Cleveland talks basketball like few other places. It happens at the barbershop, on the bus, at a Friday night high school gym and in every group chat after a Cavaliers game. The city has a long memory, a loud voice and a proud streak that goes back to the Cavs' 2016 championship. Now we want to hear it on tape.
Remix Sports Media is building a network of local creators who produce original basketball stories in their own cities. We are searching for Cleveland podcast hosts and creator-led show builders who can turn the conversations of Northeast Ohio into audio and video that fans want to share. Ready to talk? Apply through the NBA Content Creator Search, and show us what Cleveland sounds like.
The Cleveland Shows We Want to Create
We are not looking for recycled national hot takes. We want original, fan-first content that could only come from the Land. Here are some formats we would love to see pitched:
Weekly Cavs conversation shows: a podcast or video show with a clear format, a real point of view and a host who knows the roster, the rotation and the fan base.
Fan roundtables: friendly debates recorded with season-ticket holders, longtime supporters and first-time fans from Cleveland, Akron and the surrounding suburbs.
Community basketball stories: rec league organizers, youth coaches and park-court regulars who keep the game alive on the East Side, the West Side and beyond.
Ohio hoops spotlights: conversations about high school and college basketball across Northeast Ohio, including Cleveland State.
Short-form clips: one-minute audio-gram or vertical video highlights pulled from your best episodes.
If you can find the small moment that bigger outlets miss, we want to see how you tell it.
The Hosts and Voices We Want to Meet
There is no single résumé or follower count that defines the right fit. We want storytellers who understand Cleveland and can make anyone comfortable talking basketball. That includes:
Podcast hosts and streamers who already have a show or want to launch one
Radio and sports talk voices ready to try a new format
Interviewers who can draw out great stories from fans, coaches and neighbors
Students and first-time creators with a distinct voice and a big idea
Hosts who already work with a producer, videographer or editor and want to build something together
Why Cleveland Needs Its Own Voices
Cleveland sports fans know heartbreak, resilience and the rush of a title run. That emotional range makes basketball conversation here richer and more honest. A fan who remembers 2016 and a teenager who only knows the current roster can talk about the same team in completely different ways, and both belong on the mic. The best Cleveland basketball stories come from people who live here, so we want local hosts leading the way.
This is an invitation to share your work and your ideas. It is not a job offer. Remix Sports Media is gathering talent for consideration, and we are not promising payment, employment, NBA credentials, arena access, player interviews or specific assignments at this stage.
How to Apply
Applying takes a few minutes. When you visit the NBA Content Creator Search page, be ready to share:
Your portfolio or samples: episodes, clips, interviews, reels or any on-mic work.
Your social handles: so we can see your style and your community.
Your availability: when you can record, host or join a live event in Cleveland.
One original story idea from Cleveland: a show concept, a person to profile or a moment in local basketball that deserves airtime.
Your story idea matters as much as your samples. Tell us why it belongs in Cleveland and why you are the right voice to share it.
Bring the Land to the Mic
Cleveland has a basketball story to tell, and it should be told by the people who live it every day. If you have the voice, the curiosity and the love for the game, submit your portfolio, handles, availability and story idea today. We cannot wait to hear Cleveland in your words.
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