The Sperber Prize Podcast is a show highlighting some of the most influential reporters and journalists around the world through their biographies and autobiographies. Join us as we speak with Sperber Prize nominees to talk about their lives as reporters, their book-writing process, and the state of journalism.
The Sperber Prize is given in honor of Ann M. Sperber, the author of the excellent biography of Edward R. Murrow, Murrow: His Life and Times (Fordham University Press). The book received numerous awards for its meticulous research and finely crafted writing and was a finalist in 1987 for the Pulitzer Prize. Through the generous support of Ann’s mother, Lisa, the prize was established to promote and encourage other outstanding biographies and memoirs related to the field of print and electronic journalism.
Free Library of Philadelphia
American Academy in Berlin
The Critic
The University of Edinburgh
Stanford Iranian Studies Program
Suite (212)
Ben Charland
Marshall Poe
Stanley Bill
Louisville Public Media
BBC Radio 4
Freemuse
Cambridge University
Black's History Week
American Center in Moscow
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library
Academy of Achievement
Space Between Society
Verso Books
Auckland Writers Festival
Florian Malzacher & brut Wien
BBC Radio 4 Extra
Baillie Gifford Prize
Monocle
Propagandopolis
Kennedy Library Forums
AEJMC
Judith Neilson Institute for Journalism and Ideas
Washington and Lee University
On Assignment
PastPorte: A Time Travelling Podcast
New-York Historical Society
Roqe Media
ChromeRadio
Activehistory.ca
WFHB
Catalina Albeanu
Daniel Lelchuk
shelterandsolidarity
The City University of New York
The Times
Oxford University
Marshall Poe
Levi Goddard
Ulrich C. Baer
BBC World Service
SECOLAS
SECOLAS
Slate Podcasts
Alexander Clifford and Peter Daisley
The Huntington
Kate Dixon
Los Angeles Public Library
Weave News
Saadia Khan
Stories and inspiration from 5x15
Shaunagh Connaire
Frontline Club Charitable Trust
Media Masters
Through the Gates at IU
RNZ
New York Institute for the Humanities
Birkbeck, University of London
None
Monocle
BBC Radio 3
Claim the Future, John McDonnell
The TLS
Prof. Dr. Michael Custodis and his team at the University of Münster
JFK Library Foundation
Mutendei Akhaya Nabutete
Eurozine
el CafeciTO - Latin American Studies @ UofT
Joe Coohill
New York Institute for the Humanities
Jack Aldane
The Huntington
Thomas Mann House
We Are Black Journos
Origins: Current Events in Historical Perspective
American Family Association
Ken Owen, Michael Hattem, and Roy Rogers
Archive
Radio Prague International
Jack Weiss
New Books Network
Quillette
Vancouver Writers Fest
The Ethics Incubator
Leonard Lopate at Large on WBAI Radio in New York
New Culture Forum
Al Jazeera
CBC Radio
C-SPAN
Starik Pollock
History Hit
The Spectator
Danny Evans & Jim Yeoman
www.andallthat.co.uk
Review of Democracy