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Orlando Show Hosts: Remix Sports Media Wants the Voice of Magic Basketball

Oct 31
3 min read

Orlando Show Hosts: Remix Sports Media Wants the Voice of Magic Basketball

Orlando is a basketball city that knows how to put on a show. From the Orlando Magic's trips to the NBA Finals in 1995 and 2009 to the 2020 NBA restart at Walt Disney World, this city has never been shy about the spotlight. Now Remix Sports Media wants the voices who talk about the game in the barbershops, the rec gyms and the group chats of Central Florida.

We are building a national network of local creators who can produce original basketball stories in their own cities. In Orlando, we are searching for show hosts, podcasters, on-air personalities and interviewers who can turn Magic basketball culture into creator-led content that fans actually want to watch, hear and share.

Orlando Show Hosts: Remix Sports Media Wants the Voice of Magic Basketball

Why Orlando Needs Its Own Basketball Voices

Orlando basketball does not live in one place. It lives downtown around the Kia Center, in the rec leagues of Pine Hills and Parramore, in the gyms of Kissimmee, and in the college hoops conversations around Winter Park and UCF. This is a city with a loyal local fan base that cares about its team and has plenty of opinions. Those conversations are the heart of a great show, and the best hosts are the ones who already live inside them.

The Orlando Hoops Shows We Want to Create

We are not looking to copy national talk shows. We want original, host-led work with an Orlando point of view. Here are a few formats we have in mind:

  • Creator-led shows: a weekly Magic conversation recorded in a studio, a living room or a local coffee shop, built around a clear host voice.

  • Fan interviews: quick, honest takes from Magic supporters before and after games in downtown Orlando.

  • Community basketball stories: profiles of the coaches, trainers and rec-league legends who keep Central Florida hoops alive.

  • Event coverage: host-led recaps of local tournaments, youth clinics and watch parties.

  • Short-form video: sixty-second hot takes, ranking debates and clips designed for social feeds.

Picture a short series where a host asks Orlando fans how the Shaq and Penny years still shape the way this city thinks about the Magic, then pairs those answers with the story of a young hooper grinding on a neighborhood court. That is the kind of original, local storytelling we are after.

The People We Want to Meet

You do not need a network job, a studio or a huge following. We care about voice, preparation and a real connection to Orlando basketball. We want to meet:

  • On-air personalities and show hosts with natural energy and a strong point of view

  • Podcasters and streamers who already have a show or a format idea ready to pitch

  • Street and fan interviewers who are comfortable approaching people with a microphone

  • Videographers and editors who can partner with a host to shoot and polish episodes

  • Content creators who know the Orlando basketball community inside and out

Orlando Show Hosts: Remix Sports Media Wants the Voice of Magic Basketball

How to Apply

Applying takes a few minutes. Visit the NBA Content Creator Search page and include the following:

  • Your portfolio or samples, such as a demo reel, episode links, audio clips or short videos

  • Your social media handles

  • Your availability

  • One original story idea from the Orlando basketball community

Please note that submitting an application does not guarantee payment, employment, NBA credentials, arena access, player interviews or specific assignments. We will review every submission and reach out when there is a fit.

Your Orlando Story Starts Here

Orlando has always had a flair for the spotlight. If you have the voice, the ideas and a love for Magic basketball, we want to hear from you.

Submit your portfolio, social handles, availability and story idea at https://www.remixsportsmedia.com/nba-content-creator-search

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