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Nov 9, 2026

Simon WhistlerHOST
51:34
When a Charlie Brown Christmas made its debut on December 9, 1965, it was seen in over 15 million homes, topped only by the wildly popular Bonanza.
Simon WhistlerHOST
51:43
It amassed glowing reviews, critical acclaim, as well as an Emmy and Peabody Award.
Simon WhistlerHOST
51:48
Well spotted, CBS.
Simon WhistlerHOST
51:51
When Schultz's first wife, Joyce Halverson, discovered the then 47-year-old Schultz had been having a several-month long affair with a 25-year-old, Tracy Claudius, who he met at a photo shoot, she demanded he end the affair.
Julien Serrano-O'NeilHOST
0:46
As we embark on this journey and this conversation here today, we want to go over with you all a little bit something known as Joan Little, which is widely credited as the first woman in the U.S. history acquitted of murder after using deadly force to resist sexual assault.
Julien Serrano-O'NeilHOST
1:09
Her case drew together the black power, feminist, and anti-carceral movements that Now a Peabody Award-winning director, Yoruba Richen returns to the history in Free Joan Little, a short documentary built on rare archival footage, but with an Oscar-nominated Danielle Brooks as the voice of Joan.
Julien Serrano-O'NeilHOST
1:35
Yoruba, welcome to The Last Shot podcast.
Yoruba RichenGUEST
1:39
Thank you.
Kristen WelkerHOST
50:42
Back in 1947, Meet the Press was the only show where Americans could watch reporters ask government officials tough questions, holding the country's leaders to account.
speaker_25SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
50:53
This is an adaptation of a radio program begun in 1945 and cited by us with a Peabody Award in 1946.
speaker_25SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
51:02
Adding the visual to the auditory, television extends and strengthens the value of Meet the Press in public enlightenment, subjecting the great and a near great to expert questioning by the best reporters this excellent program makes news, as well as reports it.
speaker_25SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
51:18
It is in the best tradition of a basic relationship between a free press and democracy.
J. Keith van StraatenHOST
53:19
Thank you.
J. Keith van StraatenHOST
53:19
You've been a featured dancer and dance captain with Beyonce, done five Beyonce world tours with over 400 shows, including the famous Beychella shows at Coachella, two Super Bowls, the Beyonce Bowl, and appeared in several videos, including Lemonade, which won a Peabody Award, and Single Ladies Put a Ring on It, which won MTV's Video of the Year and has had over one billion views on YouTube.
J. Keith van StraatenHOST
53:42
Ashley Everett.
J. Keith van StraatenHOST
53:44
Yes, thank you.
Dina TitusPANELIST
15:18
Over the years, George has been, as I said, recognized for his work.
Dina TitusPANELIST
15:23
He's been honored with the Peabody Award, the DuPont Award, the Edward Murrow Award, and 27 different regional Emmys for his investigative reporting.
Dina TitusPANELIST
15:35
Indeed, he has told Nevada's story with clarity, with objectivity, and with integrity.
Dina TitusPANELIST
15:44
So I know that his testimony today is going to be of great interest and value to this committee.
Clinton AlvordHOST
19:04
They also had their own TV show, did commercial voiceovers, and even staged a hit Broadway show, Bob and Ray, The Two and Only, in 1970, as well as playing Carnegie Hall in 1984, because that practice paid off.
Clinton AlvordHOST
19:20
the duo won three Peabody Awards and were inducted into the Broadcasting Hall of Fame in 1995.
Clinton AlvordHOST
19:27
And that just scratches the surface of their careers.
Clinton AlvordHOST
19:30
You might also be familiar with Bob Elliott's son, Chris Elliott, probably best known for his his work on Late Night with David Letterman, as the cameraman in Groundhog Day, and as the town mayor on the TV series Schitt's Creek.
speaker_3NARRATOR
1:57
Dave has an easy, relaxed manner that's certain to give you an idea or two on how to beat the heat.
speaker_3NARRATOR
2:02
And every day, Monday through Friday, NBC presents the two boys from Boston who this year won the coveted Peabody Award, Bob and Ray.
speaker_3NARRATOR
2:09
If you're tired of the same old thing on comedy shows, be sure to listen to Bob and Ray for a new concept of humor, a concept you're sure to enjoy.
speaker_3NARRATOR
2:16
Now, here are Tales of the Texas Rangers.
Amy SummersHOST
1:20
And I know that is possible after decades of experience in perfecting the pitch and enhancing communication skills, which is why I'm here today and joined by Rick Martin, who who I was first connected with while scheduling media interviews for our pro bono client, Desire Street Ministries, led by executive director and Heisman Trophy winner, Danny Warfel.
Amy SummersHOST
1:45
Now, Rick, he's quite an accomplishment himself, maybe not on the football field like Danny, but Rick is a three-time Peabody award-winning journalist whose career includes 12 years at CNN, a along with reporting and newsroom leadership roles in Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Atlanta.
Amy SummersHOST
2:07
He's covered some of the biggest stories of our time from 9-11 and Hurricane Katrina to the Boston Marathon bombing and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Amy SummersHOST
2:17
A graduate of the University of Maryland with a degree in broadcast journalism, Rick has built a career around helping people make sense of complex stories and navigating challenging moments.
Derrick BangGUEST
38:30
Now, coincidentally, Lee Mendelsohn, had been a very active and successful producer, writer, director at San Francisco's KPIX Channel 5 for a number of years.
Derrick BangGUEST
38:46
He produced a series that had won a Peabody Award.
Derrick BangGUEST
38:49
So he decided to hang up his own shingle in 1963 in beautiful downtown Burlingame, California.
Derrick BangGUEST
38:58
The first project that he had put himself in front of was a documentary special about Willie Mays called A Man Named Mays, which when it aired on television in, I think it was October 1963, performed very well.
Ian CossGUEST
59:16
That's always true.
Chris HayesHOST
59:17
Ian Coss is a composer, a sound designer, and a Peabody award-winning audio journalist.
Chris HayesHOST
59:21
He's received acclaim for several of the series he produced, including Forever's a Long Time, The Great God of Depression, The Big Dig, which was named on the Best of the Year list, The New Yorker, The Vulture in 2023, won him that aforementioned Peabody.
Chris HayesHOST
59:32
It's an incredible piece of work.

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