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Our podcasts have reached millions of listeners, significantly impacted public discourse, and have won major awards from leading journalistic organizations.
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Our success is built on an innovative, evidence-based, and peer-reviewed method that we have developed over nearly a decade of leadership in this sector.
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Recent Updates
Cited Podcast Finalist for Science in Society Award from the National Association of Science Writers
The National Association of Science Writers (NASW) recently announced that Cited Podcast has been honoured as a finalist in the 2025 Science in Society Awards for our 2024 season, the Rationality Wars. This is Cited's third major journalistic honour in 2025.
Cited Podcast Winner of Legal Media Award from American Bar Association
Cited Podcast's mini-series "the (ir)Rational Alaskans" is a winner of a 2025 Silver Gavel Awards for Media and the Arts from the American Bar Association. This is the ABA's highest recognition for public understanding, and the most prestigious US-based legal journalism award.
Cited Podcast wins Education Podcast Category at New York Festivals
The 2025 New York Festivals gave Cited returning season “the Rationality Wars” a bronze tower for best education podcast. This marks a continuation of Cited’s long history of award-winning journalistic excellence.
Introducing the Indigenous Planetary Health Podcast
The Indigenous Planetary Health podcast highlights Indigenous-led and place-based practices for the health of the land, the water, the air, and for all living beings. The podcast is hosted by Professors Heather Castleden and Hōkūlani Aikau, with Cited Media's production support.
Cited Podcast Returns
Cited is an award-winning documentary program that explores the politics of science, research, and expertise. Our latest season, the Rationality Wars, tells stories about the political and intellectual battles to define rationality and irrationality. It peaked at #5 on Apple's charts for US science podcasts, even above Neil deGrasse Tyson's podcast.