It doesn't get much bigger than the Pulitzer Prize if you're a journalist. Or a novelist. Or really any kind of writer. They even give them to podcasts now. We're not holding our breath.
Josh and Chuck dive into the prestigious Pulitzer Prize, exploring its surprising origins with Joseph Pulitzer, a Hungarian immigrant who ironically helped create yellow journalism and tabloid sensationalism before his name became synonymous with journalism excellence. The hosts walk through all 23 current award categories, from the coveted Public Service Award (the only one that comes with an actual medal) to breaking news, investigative reporting, and even illustrated reporting for editorial cartoonists, revealing how this "major award" has evolved since its 1917 debut and maintains its distinctly American focus.
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