“Having it in the podcast is a treasure.” While I was making the podcast, she found the tape,” says Kushner. KEY FIND “A couple years after my brother died, my mom sat down at the piano and recorded herself improvising a song for him. In an adaptation of his memoir of the same name, journalist David Kushner revisits the traumatic disappearance of his older brother in Florida in 1973. “Amanda has one of the most reflective, introspective minds I’ve come across. Host Maya Shankar, a cognitive scientist who served in the Obama administration, interviews guests both famous and not to understand how we react to radical change.īEST INTERVIEW “Amanda Knox, who was wrongfully convicted of murder in her 20s,” says Shankar. “I already laugh too much in interviews, but man, did I laugh a lot in those.” Showrunner Dan Taberski ( Missing Richard Simmons) examines unexpected and often absurd ways the world reckoned with 9/11.įAVORITE EPISODE ” ‘Too Soon,’ about how The Onion and other comedy people tried to square the horrible thing that just happened with the imperative to make jokes about it,” says Taberski. As Donald Albright, chairperson of the Podcast Academy, puts it, “We have the possibility to tell the stories we want to tell without the gatekeepers.”Īmazon Music, Pineapple Street Studios and Wondery Yet it remains a playground with few barriers to entry, as demonstrated by the wide range of nominees showcased in the following voters’ guide, including A-list stars and indie upstarts. Hosted by Ross Mathews and Nikki Boyer, the event will be the first in-person ceremony for the nods, launched last year to celebrate a medium that rapidly has come into its own, attracting big-money deals and inspiring some of TV’s most talked-about series.
On March 22, the second annual Ambie Awards, honoring excellence in podcasting, will be held at downtown L.A.’s Mayan theater (and livestreamed on Twitch).
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