Video Clip Researcher & Compiler for Daily Podcast Segments

I’m looking for a sharp, independent video researcher and compiler to help fuel daily content for my podcast, which covers U.S. politics, social justice, and current events from a Christian conservative perspective.

Your job? Spend time each day scouting TikTok, X (formerly Twitter), YouTube Shorts, and other social platforms for video news clips or commentary that align with trending issues and hot takes in my niche. You’ll gather 4–6 clips per topic, organize them into a simple, cohesive video (no fancy editing needed), and upload it for me to record a reaction and commentary segment.

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### **What You’ll Do**

* **Daily (Monday–Friday):**

* Research relevant and timely video clips (45 seconds to 2 minutes each) related to:

* U.S. politics
* Social justice and cultural issues
* Breaking news and trending current events
* Compile 4–6 short clips into one themed video segment (roughly 4–5 minutes total).
* Ensure clips have a clear narrative thread or common theme.
* Upload completed compilations via Google Drive or Dropbox for review.

* **Optional/Bonus:**

* Suggest a potential title or headline for the segment.
* Provide a brief note on what makes the topic timely or relevant.

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### **What I’m Looking For**

* Strong awareness of news cycles, online trends, and political/cultural discourse.
* Fast, independent researcher who can work without hand-holding.
* Basic video editing skills (trimming, sequencing clips — nothing fancy).
* Familiarity with platforms like TikTok, Twitter (X), YouTube Shorts, etc.
* Solid organizational skills and consistency.
* Bonus if you understand Christian conservative or values-based commentary.

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### **Ideal For Someone Who**

* Already consumes a lot of political/social content online.
* Has an interest in culture war topics, news commentary, or podcasting.
* Wants a flexible role where they can contribute meaningful content daily.

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**To Apply:**
Send a short intro, and 1–2 sample compilations you've created (if available), and let me know what platforms you usually check for trending clips. If you’ve followed podcasts or channels similar to mine, mention that too!