
Student podcasts recognized at the Golden Mic Awards
May 03, 2023
May 03, 2023
Reiven Douglas, host of "The Journey" — Her powerful storytelling, strong acting and excellent use of detail captivated the judges. "The Journey" is a personal story that relates to gun violence. Douglas' use of imagery and descriptions took the judges on her journey.
"Planting Seeds," hosted by Laine Healy — The holistic wellness podcast was recognized for its sensitivity and coverage of serious topics. The combination of data and personal experience as well as the organization and structure allowed the judges to easily follow the narrative and learn.
"Tipsy Tailgate Media," hosted by Aidan Elgrably and Ben Tufts — Between the production and knowlede of sports, this podcast was voted by Quinnipiac students. The podcast hosts also interviewed Lenny Dykstra, the former New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies center fielder.
The Golden Mic awards consisted of 13 judges, including award-winning podcast hosts, Quinnipiac faculty and students. The awards ceremony was a collaborative effort with Quinnipiac Podcasts and WQAQ.
“We wanted to recognize all the hard work that students are putting into their podcasts every day," said Director of Community Programming and Quinnipiac Podcasts David DesRoches. "Podcasting can sometimes be a labor of love, and you never know who is listening and what they think about your work. We wanted to send a message to students that we care about what they have to say, and we want them to say more. We want them to know that we hear them, and that when they make a podcast that stands out, they should be recognized for it – with a trophy, some new gear, whatever it takes to keep them behind the microphone.”
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