Alex Cooper's 'Call Her Daddy' Podcast Takes Golden Globe Nod in New Category
The popular podcast 'Call Her Daddy', hosted by Alex Cooper, has received a nomination for the prestigious Golden Globe Award for Best Podcast, marking the first time this category will be recognized at the ceremony. The show, which features candid conversations on sex and relationships with high-profile guests including Kamala Harris, Jane Fonda, and Kim Kardashian, has captured the attention of a wide audience.
The nomination is among six podcasts vying for the award, alongside 'Armchair Expert with Dex Shepard', 'Good Hang with Amy Poehler', 'Up First', 'The Mel Robbins Podcast', and 'Smartless'. The selection was based on listener metrics, highlighting the significant impact these shows have had on their listeners.
This year's Golden Globes also saw nominations for several actors and TV shows with Philadelphia ties. Mark Ruffalo received a nomination for his role in HBO miniseries 'Task', set in Delaware County, while Amanda Seyfried, from Allentown, was nominated for her work in the limited series 'Long Bright River' and the upcoming film 'The Testament of Ann Lee'.
The city's influence continued with the ABC sitcom 'Abbott Elementary', which has received 10 nominations since its premiere in 2021. The show won three Golden Globes last year and saw Quinta Brunson, Tyler Williams, and Hannah Einbinder take home awards for their performances.
In another nod to Philadelphia, Kevin Hart received a nomination for his stand-up comedy special 'Acting My Age', which was praised for its unique perspective on aging.
Only 25 podcasts were eligible for the award this year, highlighting the growing significance of podcasting in modern entertainment.
The popular podcast 'Call Her Daddy', hosted by Alex Cooper, has received a nomination for the prestigious Golden Globe Award for Best Podcast, marking the first time this category will be recognized at the ceremony. The show, which features candid conversations on sex and relationships with high-profile guests including Kamala Harris, Jane Fonda, and Kim Kardashian, has captured the attention of a wide audience.
The nomination is among six podcasts vying for the award, alongside 'Armchair Expert with Dex Shepard', 'Good Hang with Amy Poehler', 'Up First', 'The Mel Robbins Podcast', and 'Smartless'. The selection was based on listener metrics, highlighting the significant impact these shows have had on their listeners.
This year's Golden Globes also saw nominations for several actors and TV shows with Philadelphia ties. Mark Ruffalo received a nomination for his role in HBO miniseries 'Task', set in Delaware County, while Amanda Seyfried, from Allentown, was nominated for her work in the limited series 'Long Bright River' and the upcoming film 'The Testament of Ann Lee'.
The city's influence continued with the ABC sitcom 'Abbott Elementary', which has received 10 nominations since its premiere in 2021. The show won three Golden Globes last year and saw Quinta Brunson, Tyler Williams, and Hannah Einbinder take home awards for their performances.
In another nod to Philadelphia, Kevin Hart received a nomination for his stand-up comedy special 'Acting My Age', which was praised for its unique perspective on aging.
Only 25 podcasts were eligible for the award this year, highlighting the growing significance of podcasting in modern entertainment.
gotta say, I'm super stoked to see 'Call Her Daddy' get a nod for that Golden Globe Award! Alex Cooper and her crew are killin' it with those candid convo's about sex & relationships... 
it's crazy how much of an impact podcasts can have on people's lives. And I love how the selection is based on listener metrics, shows that these creators are really connectin' with their audience. 
Alex Cooper's show is basically just a platform for her to self-promote and make herself sound like an expert on everything. And now she's getting a Golden Globe nod for it? Give me a break... It's not like there aren't any real journalists or podcasters out there who are actually doing some hard-hitting reporting... 
I'm so stoked to see Alex Cooper's 'Call Her Daddy' Podcast getting a nod at the Golden Globes! 
It just goes to show that true content creators are making waves in the industry. I mean, who wouldn't want to listen to candid conversations about sex and relationships with A-list guests like Kamala Harris? 
The fact that it's resonating with listeners is proof that podcasting is taking over, and I couldn't be more here for it! 
I think it's awesome that podcasting is getting some recognition from the Golden Globes! 'Call Her Daddy' has definitely built a huge following and it's amazing to see Alex Cooper's unfiltered conversations with A-list guests resonate with so many people 
. Can't wait to tune into 'Acting My Age' by Kevin Hart - stand-up comedy is always a great way to laugh and reflect on life 
. What do you guys think about the growing podcast scene? 
The fact that only 25 podcasts were eligible this year shows how podcasting is becoming more legit in the entertainment industry. Maybe we'll see even more creators getting recognition soon? 
it's so cool that they're recognizing podcasts now, idk about the other shows but call her daddy is def one of my faves 
it's all about female empowerment and breaking barriers 
, but let's be real who wouldn't love kevin hart's stand-up special? 
it's like, super cool that they're recognizing podcasts as a legit form of storytelling & connecting with people 
Alex Cooper's vibes are all about being real & open about sex & relationships, which I think is so refreshing 
. And six podcasts competing for the award? That's some serious competition. The nomination based on listener metrics makes sense, though – those shows must be resonating with people somehow. I'm also stoked that Philadelphia artists are getting recognition this year 
they're still stuck on traditional tv shows and movies... a podcast nod is like yay i guess but why only six podcasts? it feels so exclusive 
'call her daddy' getting nominated is cool i guess, alex cooper's always been pretty outspoken about her life but some of these episodes do feel kinda clickbait-y 
and why can't they consider more niche or indie podcasts? 
. It just goes to show that podcasting is becoming a major player in entertainment, and I'm all for it 
Alex Cooper's 'Call Her Daddy' is being recognized by the Golden Globes! 
It's all good vibes though, and I'm happy to see them getting the recognition they deserve! 
. And can we talk about how cool it is that Kamala Harris is on the show? 
. It's awesome that Philly's got some rep in the podcasting world too, Mark Ruffalo and Amanda Seyfried are both from here 
. Still super stoked for Alex Cooper tho, she's a boss 
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. It just goes to show how much the podcasting game has grown - 25 podcasts eligible now? That's insane! 