Long Lead received the honor for “In Guns We Trust,” the Peabody Award-nominated podcast it produced in partnership with The Trace, Campside Media, and PRX.
The photo feature documents the arid reality of one of the world’s largest and most populated cities, and shows how water scarcity could one day impact people around the globe.
“They were in a class by themselves,” NPF judges said of Long Lead’s multimedia feature on veteran homelessness. “They elevated their storytelling in a way that is so compelling.”
A look back at the award-winning features our longform journalism studio published this year.
Long Lead’s latest feature explores how one of the world’s newest cities came loaded with questions, like: How do we electrify homes? Who will form a government? Can police protect us from gangs?
It’s the first Murrow Award for Long Lead, which has had an epic run of honors this year.
The Olympics may have just started, but Long Lead has been perched on the podium all season long.
The honor is the second Sigma Delta Chi award in as many years for Long Lead, which last year won for “The People vs. Rubber Bullets.“
America’s unhoused veterans crisis is a story of government malfeasance, neglect, graft… and even death.
Hosted by Garrett M. Graff and reported in collaboration with The Trace, “In Guns We Trust” recounts how firearms went from being an ordinary part of rural American life to a menacing element of modern society in a podcast spanning generations of U.S. history.
