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The Ambies: Winners, Top Podcast Honors - Vimarsana News

The Ambies: Winners, Top Podcast Honors

The winners were announced during a ceremony held at the JW Marriott LA Live which was livestreamed from The Podcast Academy’s YouTube channel.

'The Very Worst Thing that Could Possibly Happen' Podcast Tops Ambies Nominations List - Vimarsana News

'The Very Worst Thing that Could Possibly Happen' Podcast Tops Ambies Nominations List

The Very Worst Thing that Could Possibly Happen, a fictional podcast from Wolf at the Door about a man who can write letters to his favorite deceased author, topped the Ambies 2024 nominations list with five nods, including podcast of the year. Other contenders for the podcast of the year award include 50 Years of …

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2024 Ambies Podcast Nominations Full List – The Hollywood Reporter - Vimarsana News

2024 Ambies Podcast Nominations Full List – The Hollywood Reporter

'The Very Worst Thing that Could Possibly Happen' was the most nominated podcast for the 2024 Ambies Awards conducted by the Podcast Academy.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Anderson Cooper Nab Ambies Podcast Award Noms - Vimarsana News

Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Anderson Cooper Nab Ambies Podcast Award Noms

Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Anderson Cooper, Rachel Maddow and Malcolm Gladwell are among the nominees for the fourth annual Ambies podcast awards.

'Paul's Promise' shares spiritual journey of an Arkansas segregationist who built a house of worship for all - Vimarsana News

'Paul's Promise' shares spiritual journey of an Arkansas segregationist who built a house of worship for all

When Paul Holderfield, a white Arkansas firefighter, discovered that his Black friends weren't welcome at the church he attended, he left and started a new house of worship in North Little Rock where people of all races, ages and economic levels would be embraced.