Podcast Host Alex Cooper's 'Call Her Daddy' Nominated for Golden Globe Award
Alex Cooper's popular podcast 'Call Her Daddy' has been named among the six nominees for a prestigious Golden Globe Award, marking a significant recognition of her work. The podcast, which explores sex and relationships with guests including high-profile figures such as Kamala Harris and Jane Fonda, will compete against other notable podcasts in its category.
The nomination is a testament to Cooper's ability to create engaging content that resonates with a wide audience. Her candid conversations with guests have garnered significant attention, making her podcast one of the most listened-to shows across various platforms.
With only 25 podcasts eligible for the award, Cooper's 'Call Her Daddy' has demonstrated exceptional quality and popularity among listeners, placing it alongside other well-known programs like "The Daily" and "Dateline NBC".
This nomination comes as part of a larger list of Philadelphia-related projects that have received Golden Globe nominations. Mark Ruffalo was named for his role in the HBO miniseries "Task", set in Delaware County, while Amanda Seyfried received two nominations for her work in "Long Bright River" and an upcoming film adaptation of "The Testament of Ann Lee".
Additionally, popular sitcom "Abbott Elementary" took home a nomination for best musical/comedy series, following its impressive track record of winning three Golden Globes since its premiere. The show's star and creator Quinta Brunson also received a nod for her work.
Hannah Einbinder was recognized for her supporting role in the HBO series "Hacks", while Kevin Hart made headlines with his nomination for best performance in a stand-up comedy special, "Acting My Age".
Alex Cooper's popular podcast 'Call Her Daddy' has been named among the six nominees for a prestigious Golden Globe Award, marking a significant recognition of her work. The podcast, which explores sex and relationships with guests including high-profile figures such as Kamala Harris and Jane Fonda, will compete against other notable podcasts in its category.
The nomination is a testament to Cooper's ability to create engaging content that resonates with a wide audience. Her candid conversations with guests have garnered significant attention, making her podcast one of the most listened-to shows across various platforms.
With only 25 podcasts eligible for the award, Cooper's 'Call Her Daddy' has demonstrated exceptional quality and popularity among listeners, placing it alongside other well-known programs like "The Daily" and "Dateline NBC".
This nomination comes as part of a larger list of Philadelphia-related projects that have received Golden Globe nominations. Mark Ruffalo was named for his role in the HBO miniseries "Task", set in Delaware County, while Amanda Seyfried received two nominations for her work in "Long Bright River" and an upcoming film adaptation of "The Testament of Ann Lee".
Additionally, popular sitcom "Abbott Elementary" took home a nomination for best musical/comedy series, following its impressive track record of winning three Golden Globes since its premiere. The show's star and creator Quinta Brunson also received a nod for her work.
Hannah Einbinder was recognized for her supporting role in the HBO series "Hacks", while Kevin Hart made headlines with his nomination for best performance in a stand-up comedy special, "Acting My Age".
it's crazy to see how much her podcast has impacted the conversation around sex and relationships. I love how she's not afraid to go deep with her guests, whether they're famous or not 
. and can we talk about how this nomination affects representation? more platformers like Alex are needed in this space 
anyway, i think this is awesome for women in podcasting - like, it's not often we see them get recognized outside of just being "famous podcasters" but actually getting award nods 
and btw, who knew philly was so popular on the golden globes? mark ruffalo and amanda Seyfried are both Philly born, i guess they must be pulling some kinda magic spell or something 
anywayz, let's all just give alex cooper a virtual award for being super successful without totally losing her mind 
, it's like my kitty at home trying to 'sing' when I'm cooking 
. Anyway back to Alex Cooper, I mean have you listened to her podcast? It's so juicy and real 
? Did you know cats have scent glands on their faces? 
I'm not really sure what's going on with this podcast thingy... like, how does it get nominated for an award just because people listen to it? 
I mean, I've heard of some weird stuff on podcasts before, but sex and relationships with celebrities? 
That sounds a bit too much for me. But hey, if people enjoy it that much, more power to them, right? 
. what's also interesting is how this nomination reflects a shift in what podcasts are considered "prestigious" enough for awards recognition 
. the fact that 'call her daddy' is now alongside other notable podcasts like "the daily" and "dateline nbc" says something about the medium itself being taken more seriously 
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. Abbott Elementary is also killing it (in a good way) 
. Can't wait to see how the actual winners turn out!
Yaaas Alex Cooper deserves this recognition!!! Her podcast is literally everywhere right now and I'm obsessed! 
The fact that she's being nominated for a Golden Globe award is, like, totally amazing. Can't wait to see who wins in her category 
Anyway, good for Alex Cooper and her team – they must be super stoked about this nomination 
and to see her name alongside other iconic names like kamala harris and jane fonda is just insane 
but anyway, alex's hard work has definitely paid off and i'm so excited to see what the future holds for her & her show 
i mean, the competition is super tough but coop's got a way with words and her guests are always so interesting 
shouldn't they have their own awards or something?