Best Podcast Episodes About GLAAD Awards
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Updated: Apr 08, 2026 – 11 episodes
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“… pregnant. Seven months pregnant. She and I chatted about being really pregnant at an award show. I was super pregnant at the Screen Actors Guild Awards. That's what they were called back when we were nominated as a show. And she and I talked about just like navigating that night in like a big, long, flowy dress and just like, get me home.”
“… my gosh, will you tell your mom I said hi? And then I was like, what am I saying? I just turned into like that like dorky aunt. So she was on my list as well. And another person on my list was Wunmi Mosaku from Sinners. She was lovely. And seven months pregnant. Seven months pregnant. She and I chatted about being really pregnant at an award show. I was super pregnant at the Screen Actors Guild Awards. That's what they were called back when we were nominated as a show. And she and I talked about just like navigating that night in like a big, long, flowy dress and just like, get me home.”
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The segment takes a hilarious turn when Jenna transforms into a dorky aunt while trying to connect with Odessa Desion, awkwardly asking her to say hi to her mom. The relatable anxiety of meeting celebrities is palpable, especially when Jenna reminisces about navigating award shows while pregnant, making it both funny and endearing.
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Ike Barinholtz hilariously admits that winning awards has turned him into a bit of a jerk, as he struggles with the pressure of expectations. His candid reflections on being excited yet disappointed about nominations, especially losing to Harrison Ford, make for a relatable and laugh-out-loud moment that many can connect with.
“… player of the month because it's such an incredible thing i'm like too bad they don't name one well as i'm doing this they're naming all the march awards are all coming out right now so player of the month's coming in the next 10 minutes i just said on national television they don't do it nice work hey shout out nakil alexander walker we can't we're at least going throw him into this unplanned most improved player discussion the guy more than doubled his scoring average from last season while it's had an incredible it's had an incredible season averaging 20.6 points per game for a team with a …”
“… they were making the case. who could can yuka still win the mvp and they were showing you know shea and yeah and wick victor and and luca's last 10 games or whatever yeah and i was like boy i would have been fascinating to know who would win march player of the month because it's such an incredible thing i'm like too bad they don't name one well as i'm doing this they're naming all the march awards are all coming out right now so player of the month's coming in the next 10 minutes i just said on national television they don't do it nice work hey shout out nakil alexander walker we can't we're at least going throw him into this unplanned most improved player discussion the guy more than doubled his scoring average from last season while it's had an incredible it's had an incredible season averaging 20.6 points per game for a team with a winning record don't even like giving most improved player awards to guys like in their third season like i've kind of like yeah to me duran is like the fourth year guy who makes a leap okay but i agree like second year third year I don't know, man. So I'm undercutting my own comment, but having said that, I stand by it. I feel like Alexander Walker …”
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Nikhil Alexander-Walker has more than doubled his scoring average this season, making him a standout candidate for Most Improved Player. Despite skepticism about awarding this honor to players in their third season, he embodies the essence of the award by showing significant growth on a winning team. As the season wraps up, the discussion highlights the importance of recognizing such achievements in the league.
“… You will get more business. You'll get more pitches or invited into those pitches. Yeah, because for the creatives in the agencies, if they win awards, they can lobby for a bonus at the end of the year. I think that that's the other thing. It's like there are real-world impacts to people's mortgages, homes, you know. I mean it's all very real. And every time somebody's like, oh, awards don't matter or awards are silly or whatever else, I'm like, no, they have a real huge part of this ecosystem that does translate into real life changes for the people in the industry. It helps you retain and …”
“… if you're not participating, if you're not being rewarded, then you're not as visible and it will affect your business. As you say, I think that's a clear example of just if you do get into the rankings and you're up there, you will get noticed. You will get more business. You'll get more pitches or invited into those pitches. Yeah, because for the creatives in the agencies, if they win awards, they can lobby for a bonus at the end of the year. I think that that's the other thing. It's like there are real-world impacts to people's mortgages, homes, you know. I mean it's all very real. And every time somebody's like, oh, awards don't matter or awards are silly or whatever else, I'm like, no, they have a real huge part of this ecosystem that does translate into real life changes for the people in the industry. It helps you retain and attract great talent, you know, because honestly, you know, if you aren't doing that and your creators aren't getting the recognition, you know, when they do get an offer from an agency who's doing great work, always winning, they think like, holy shit, if I moved over there, you know, maybe I'll be able to step up. So, yeah, it's a natural thing. …”
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Winning awards in advertising isn't just about glory; it directly impacts an agency's ability to attract talent and secure business. Kevin Swanepoel, CEO of The One Club, explains how a cycle of recognition leads to better portfolios and more pitches, ultimately affecting the livelihoods of creatives. When agencies don't participate, they risk losing visibility and the opportunity to thrive in a competitive market.
“… you go under the x-ray. So today we'll probably learn more, knock on every piece of available material in your immediate vicinity. But look, the awards implications here are massive. The title implications here are massive. If this does turn out to be a longer term thing, God help us. This would be the saddest. If this is a long term injury, this plus Luca, I haven't felt this sad about anything since Jamal Murray tore his ACL in 2021. I think the nuggets were absolutely rolling and it was clear that that was over. But the Lakers, I just don't ever think we're a finals finals team, a scary …”
“… or two So if that all it is you better believe he going to play 21 minutes in some game to get this Now he did warn me Jeff did that x are really critical here because sometimes you don't see or feel like a fracture or even a minor one in your rib until you go under the x-ray. So today we'll probably learn more, knock on every piece of available material in your immediate vicinity. But look, the awards implications here are massive. The title implications here are massive. If this does turn out to be a longer term thing, God help us. This would be the saddest. If this is a long term injury, this plus Luca, I haven't felt this sad about anything since Jamal Murray tore his ACL in 2021. I think the nuggets were absolutely rolling and it was clear that that was over. But the Lakers, I just don't ever think we're a finals finals team, a scary team for sure. I just didn't think they could get to the finals. The Spurs are a finals team. They're a 60 win team. This effectively locks them into the number two seed. There are three games behind the thunder. I don't see them going full speed with Wemby to get the number one seed and they'd need a lot of help. And the implications are everywhere, …”
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Victor Wembanyama's rib injury could derail his eligibility for major NBA awards, including Defensive Player of the Year. With the 65-game rule in play, players like Luka Doncic are also facing eligibility issues, leading to a scramble among voters. The stakes are high as the postseason approaches, and the impact of these injuries could reshape the playoff landscape.
“… these talking points about come see me in the good light You're fluent with that right now. Yeah, yeah. I had the same. I just went to the Queer Tea Awards for the first time. Have you been to those?”
“… that's going on. Yeah. And you would think like, oh, you've had time to. And I thought, well, I will. And I going to put this together while we sitting there during you know the ceremony Yeah Yeah And but also when you so used to you been having all these talking points about come see me in the good light You're fluent with that right now. Yeah, yeah. I had the same. I just went to the Queer Tea Awards for the first time. Have you been to those?”
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Mae hilariously recounts the chaos of winning an award while scrambling to prepare a speech on the spot. The blend of nerves, humor, and unexpected moments creates a relatable and entertaining story about the pressure of public speaking at prestigious events.
“… good about that i cannot believe we are this far in to the podcast and you have not browbeat me unmercifully for almost taking you down at the glad awards and that only your quick thinking and strong abs saved us both. Okay. So here's what she's talking about. Pumps is like, she's always like, um, like when she's out in public, it's like, Oh my God, I can't balance. Oh my God. And I'm just very calm and like, hi, it's nice to meet you. You know, and pumps. I was like, like this. Right. And so when you have that kind of energy all the time, you're off balance. And so I'm used to it. And when she …”
“… right but he says he'll be like at the courthouse or at a restaurant picking up takeout food they're like oh hey I heard that you had your ear surgery thank goodness josh is such a good sport yeah the best skin yeah thick skin doesn't care no he's so good about that i cannot believe we are this far in to the podcast and you have not browbeat me unmercifully for almost taking you down at the glad awards and that only your quick thinking and strong abs saved us both. Okay. So here's what she's talking about. Pumps is like, she's always like, um, like when she's out in public, it's like, Oh my God, I can't balance. Oh my God. And I'm just very calm and like, hi, it's nice to meet you. You know, and pumps. I was like, like this. Right. And so when you have that kind of energy all the time, you're off balance. And so I'm used to it. And when she goes off balance, she doesn't just take the fall herself like a woman. She grabs me to be pulled down with her. And so we're backstage at the GLAAD Awards. They announcing our award and she starts falling over And I have it on video She says the camera man bumped into her He absolutely did not He did It on video and she it just a total like maybe …”
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At the GLAAD Awards, a humorous mishap unfolds as one podcaster nearly falls, pulling her co-host down with her. This lighthearted moment reveals the dynamics of their friendship and the playful banter they share, highlighting the balance between public personas and personal relationships. Their candid conversation touches on themes of attention and jealousy, giving a glimpse into the complexities of gender roles in a comedic context.
“… and I have kind of, we've all colluded about, you know, this is the best way to do Quater's questions this week. We're going to go through the awards of the NHL since the regular season is wrapping up. And we're going to just throw in who we think should be winning the award. So Quater, take it away. So we're going from a player's perspective or opinion on what we think are the awards for this year. Quater, could you – if there's – I don't know if this is too quick. I don't know if you have it. Could you say the winner of last year is just to get my mind spinning? Oh, we got him. We got him. …”
“… Valid at 422 while supplies last. Selection varies by location. See Lowe's.com for details. Mold Chopper excludes Alaska and Hawaii. For this week, Quater's questions. A little bit of a different way we're going to do this. We asked Quater, and Quater and I have kind of, we've all colluded about, you know, this is the best way to do Quater's questions this week. We're going to go through the awards of the NHL since the regular season is wrapping up. And we're going to just throw in who we think should be winning the award. So Quater, take it away. So we're going from a player's perspective or opinion on what we think are the awards for this year. Quater, could you – if there's – I don't know if this is too quick. I don't know if you have it. Could you say the winner of last year is just to get my mind spinning? Oh, we got him. We got him. I'm not prepared for this, and I'm just going to go off the cuff what I think. And I think that's the best way to do it. Yeah. We'll start with first the heart. So that's obviously the MVP of the leagues and of their team. So last year, Helly. Thank you, Helly. Thanks, Helly, by the way. Thanks, Helly. Thanks, Helly. That's my dream today. Yeah, …”
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As the NHL regular season wraps up, the race for the MVP title heats up with contenders like Kucherov, McDavid, and McKinnon. Last year's winner, Helly, set the bar high, but this year's competition is fierce. Tune in as Brady and Quater discuss their picks for the prestigious Hart Trophy.
“… Zach Levine okay I have him as well opted into his last year of his deal at 49 million I don't know if you saw that well here's one of the marquee awards the Ron Artest Award best bet to inadvertently start the next Artest Melee three of the people on this almost did start the next Artest Melee a couple months ago Isaiah Stewart the Moose, Ron Holland, Goga Patazzi, Jose Alvarado, Donovan Klingin, who I don't think gets nearly enough credit for how feisty he is. I think he's going to be involved in a really big fight at some point. Jokic, got to include him. Jalen Williams, not J-Dub, J-Will. …”
“… nominees this is i don't again we're not happy about saying these things no we're just trying to be honest carl anthony towns sure let's add them okay is that your winner i flirted with a couple others but my winner of this group would probably be Zach Levine okay I have him as well opted into his last year of his deal at 49 million I don't know if you saw that well here's one of the marquee awards the Ron Artest Award best bet to inadvertently start the next Artest Melee three of the people on this almost did start the next Artest Melee a couple months ago Isaiah Stewart the Moose, Ron Holland, Goga Patazzi, Jose Alvarado, Donovan Klingin, who I don't think gets nearly enough credit for how feisty he is. I think he's going to be involved in a really big fight at some point. Jokic, got to include him. Jalen Williams, not J-Dub, J-Will. Lou Dort, and the Champagny brothers, both of them. They're on separate teams. They're both in. They're both ready to go. You can see it. who wins this for you this is basically the who is the guy you don't want to fuck with the most in the league award i mean i don't know if it's that but i i know it's the award for the guy who most wants to fuck …”
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Bill Simmons and Zach Lowe unveil the 'Dwight Howard Award' for the least enjoyable players to watch in the NBA. They discuss nominees like Zach Levine and Rudy Gobert, ultimately agreeing that Zach Levine takes the title due to his hefty contract and lackluster performance. This segment dives into the personal preferences of fans and the impact of player style on enjoyment.
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The recent Academy Awards highlighted a controversial win in the documentary category, sparking debate about the relevance of this year's nominees. The discussion centers around the film 'Mr. Nobody Against Putin,' which, despite its worthy subject matter, was criticized for its execution and lack of depth. This year's slate of documentaries reflects a significant shift in the category, raising questions about its future direction.
“Both will be unable to play the minimum 65 games required to be eligible for postseason awards. Nine of the 22 players who may be all NBA or all defensive teams are now ineligible this season, Joe. This is insane, fellas. You know, because some things you just can't control. And, you know, you put the rule in because you want to punish guys for load management and things of the sort. But damn, K Cunningham get a collapsed lawn. What are you supposed to do, Uncle Ocho? What are you supposed to do? Now, yeah, he can't even. He can't even. …”
“Both will be unable to play the minimum 65 games required to be eligible for postseason awards. Nine of the 22 players who may be all NBA or all defensive teams are now ineligible this season, Joe. This is insane, fellas. You know, because some things you just can't control. And, you know, you put the rule in because you want to punish guys for load management and things of the sort. But damn, K Cunningham get a collapsed lawn. What are you supposed to do, Uncle Ocho? What are you supposed to do? Now, yeah, he can't even. He can't even. Come on, man. Man, he. Somebody gonna get those spots, Joe, they're gonna get a big contract extension because they got an All-NBA, All-NBA and All-Defensive team. Yes, sir. Because they were, because they was available, huh? Yes, they gotta pick somebody. Yes. Hey, it's almost unfair. It's almost unfair to the star players that would make, that …”
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Injuries to Cade Cunningham and Anthony Edwards mean they miss out on All-NBA eligibility, highlighting the harshness of the NBA's 65-game rule. This rule, intended to curb load management, ironically punishes players who genuinely want to compete but face unfortunate injuries. Now, lesser-known players may snag the coveted spots and lucrative contracts that should have gone to the stars.
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