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This award is for the most impactful podcast interview of the year – one that grabbed attention (and headlines) across the UK.
This award is for the political podcast format judges feel really stands apart from the competition – engaging its audience and offering something entirely different.
This award is for the most jaw-dropping, eye-catching, headline-grabbing story from a political podcast over the last year.
Political podcasts would be nothing without the brilliant political journalists, commentators, and political figures who front them. This award is for the presenter, or presenting team, going above and beyond to engage, entertain and inform their audience.
The headline award of the night – this will go to the political podcast judges feel has had the most impact in the last year – attracting audiences, breaking scoops and generating headlines.
Whilst political podcasts are hosted by senior journalists and well-known politicians, this award goes to the up-and-coming political podcaster who’s shown mastery of their medium in the last year – capturing audience attention and breaking great stories.
Politics doesn’t have to be serious all the time! This award is for the political podcast ‘moment of mirth’ of the year – the event or segment that got the audience smiling.
Behind every great podcast is a great producer. Whether getting great guests or keeping the show on the road, this award is for the producer judges believe has been integral to the success of their podcast and consistently produced excellence.
A brand new award this year, the Student Podcast award celebrates the unique contributions of students to political podcasting. With a range of political podcasts coming out of universities and colleges across the UK, the judges look forward to seeing entries from up-and-coming young people producing truly brilliant audio content.
There’s been an explosion of great new innovative political podcasts in the last year. This award will go to the podcast judges think has broken the mould and stood apart from the other new kids on the block in the last year.
This award is for the most impactful podcast interview of the year – one that grabbed attention (and headlines) across the UK.
This award is for the political podcast format judges feel really stands apart from the competition – engaging its audience and offering something entirely different.
This award is for the most jaw-dropping, eye-catching, headline-grabbing story from a political podcast over the last year.
Political podcasts would be nothing without the brilliant political journalists, commentators, and political figures who front them. This award is for the presenter, or presenting team, going above and beyond to engage, entertain and inform their audience.
The headline award of the night – this will go to the political podcast judges feel has had the most impact in the last year – attracting audiences, breaking scoops and generating headlines.
Whilst political podcasts are hosted by senior journalists and well-known politicians, this award goes to the up-and-coming political podcaster who’s shown mastery of their medium in the last year – capturing audience attention and breaking great stories.
Politics doesn’t have to be serious all the time! This award is for the political podcast ‘moment of mirth’ of the year – the event or segment that got the audience smiling.
Behind every great podcast is a great producer. Whether getting great guests or keeping the show on the road, this award is for the producer judges believe has been integral to the success of their podcast and consistently produced excellence.
A brand new award this year, the Student Podcast award celebrates the unique contributions of students to political podcasting. With a range of political podcasts coming out of universities and colleges across the UK, the judges look forward to seeing entries from up-and-coming young people producing truly brilliant audio content.
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