
AwardsDaily.com is a site dedicated to tracking the Oscar race and exposing its rich underbelly. With Founder and Editor Sasha Stone, who is joined by writers Jeremy Jentzen and Scott Kernen. awardsdaily.substack.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 77 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

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The British are coming! The British are coming! Sasha Stone, Scott Kernen, and Jeremy Jentzen predict the BAFTA wins... more
We’ve been pondering the question of the hive mind that is film criticism now. Are their tastes too homogenized? Do they think too much alike? Or does Rotten Tomatoes make it seem that way? How has that impacted films, the box office, and the Oscars?... more
We got together to for a podcast to discuss the current Oscar race and whether Timothée Chalamet’s frontrunner status might be hurt by the recent headlines over the Safdie brothers (spoiler alert: no). We talk about various things, what to expect, an... more
In this podcast, Sasha Stone, Scott Kernen, and Jerm discuss the Oscar race and whether or not One Battle After Another is about to sweep. We also talk about what it’s like to be hated by Film Twitter and why everyone is so mean. It’s fun. Have a lis... more
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These idiots don’t even try to hide the racism anymore lol it is hilarious to listen to these white people cry about inclusivity in the film industry. Every podcast they whine about how anything to do with people of color in the film industry is too “woke” and killing the industry. Song Sung Blue is a “normal” movie because it centers around two bland white people. The truth is, white people like this feel the need to try and tear down and take aim at people of color and their vibrant, various c... more
There are too many other Oscar podcasts out there that are fun and feature informed hosts to bother with this one. This host injects unnecessary and misguided Pro-Trump politics into this forum for no good reason.
I really like the banter between Sasha and the guys, I have pretty much given up watching or caring about movies. This podcast has peeked my interest in a couple of the movies. The last movie I saw was Oppenheimer. So thanks for helping me find one or two movies that I could watch. As for the award shows used to love watching mostly for the fashions and for Joan Rivers critiques (she was fun) l love your voice Sasha, it’s soothing. Don’t stop what you’re doing. Thanks From the middle of Montana.... more
I am not sure that I have ever written a review on a Podcast…so forgive my length. I started reading AwardsDaily (then under another name) in 2000. I know this because I printed off a big bad predictions chart in 2000 and found it in a box, while moving homes last year. Sasha and her crew always seemed so kind and warm. I always found their thoughts thoughtful and well reasoned. I became a huge fan of the various podcasts in the early 2010’s. Infact, I used to live for the Oscar Retrospec... more
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Focused on the Oscar race and the dynamics of the film industry, listeners can expect lively discussions that blend both insightful analysis and personal anecdotes from the hosts. Topics often traverse the latest news in Hollywood, candid opinions on various films, and the intricate politics surrounding awards season. The hosts, with their diverse perspectives, navigate through specific films, performances, and industry trends while engaging in spirited debates that reflect their passion for cinema. Notably, the inclusion of political analysis has stirred varied reactions among listeners, marking it as a unique aspect of the discussions that set it apart from more traditional film commentary podcasts.
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