Alan Partridge wins best comedy podcast award | ...and Rob Auton has the best daily show

Alan Partridge wins best comedy podcast award

...and Rob Auton has the best daily show

Alan Partridge and Rob Auton were among the winners at the British Podcast Awards last night.

The third series of Partridge’s From The Oasthouse won the gold award in the comedy category.

Available to Audible subscribers it features Steve Coogan’s character trying to ‘keep hold of his new love, as he navigates how to re-invigorate an increasingly distracted personal assistant, as he vies for one of the most sought-after car-related ambassadorial positions in all of east Anglia, and as he seeks to track down an old Geordie friend long-presumed dead’.

The judges gave the silver award to Jon Holmes’s Radio 4 satirical mash-up programme The Skewer, and bronze to Kathy Burke’s Where There's A Will, There's A Wake.

Also nominated were Educating Daisy starring Daisy May Cooper, Help I Sexed My Boss with William Hanson and Jordan North, James Acaster's Springleaf, The Guilty Feminist with Deborah Francis-White and  Who Replaced Avril Lavigne? - Joanne McNally Investigates.

Help I Sexted My Boss took the Listeners' Choice Award, while The Guilty Feminist took bronze in the entertainment category, won by Lily Allen and Miquita Oliver’s Miss Me? and in which Anna Leong Brophy and Emily Lloyd-Saini’s Terribly Famous took silver.

And The Rob Auton Daily Podcast won gold  in the daily category.

 Marcus Brigstocke hosted last night’s ceremony in London at which the late Michael Mosley took the ‘Hall of Fame' award.

Here are all the winners;

PODCAST OF THE YEAR: Press Play, Turn On
PODCAST CHAMPION: The Rest Is Politics
LISTENERS’ CHOICE (public vote): Help I Sexted My Boss
BEST ENTERTAINMENT PODCAST: Miss Me?
BEST NEWS & CURRENT AFFAIRS PODCAST: The News Agents
BEST WELLBEING PODCAST: And Then Came Breast Cancer
BEST COMEDY PODCAST: From The Oasthouse: The Alan Partridge Podcast
SPOTLIGHT AWARD: The News Agents
BEST DAILY PODCAST: The Rob Auton Daily Podcast 
BEST DOCUMENTARY PODCAST: Blood on the Dance Floor 
RISING STAR AWARD: Emily Esson, Producer The Missing Madonna / Now Here / The Artificial Human 
BEST ARTS & CULTURE PODCAST: Legend: The Joni Mitchell Story 
BEST INTERVIEW PODCAST: The Hidden 20% 
BEST BUSINESS PODCAST: Good Bad Billionaire 
BEST CLIMATE PODCAST: Get Birding
BEST FACTUAL PODCAST: Have You Heard George’s Podcast?
BEST FICTION PODCAST: Badger and the Blitz
BEST HISTORY PODCAST: Weird in the Wade
BEST KIDS PODCAST: Badger and the Blitz 
BEST NEW PODCAST: Three Million
BEST PARENTING PODCAST: Child 
BEST SEX & RELATIONSHIPS PODCAST: Press Play, Turn On
BEST SPORT PODCAST: The Athletic FC
BEST TRUE CRIME PODCAST: Blood on the Dance Floor
SPECIALIST AWARD: Sacred Money
BEST WELSH LANGUAGE PODCAST: Hanes Mawr Cymru

Published: 27 Sep 2024

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