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Apply Now: 3rd Global Media Peace Awards Entries Closing Soon

The 2025 RadioInfo Asia Podcast Awards are officially open for entries, according to an announcement from Radiodays Asia. The competition invites independent creators and major media organizations across Asia and the Pacific to submit their audio productions across…

Apply Now: 3rd Global Media Peace Awards Entries Closing Soon

The 2025 RadioInfo Asia Podcast Awards are officially open for entries, according to an announcement from Radiodays Asia. The competition invites independent creators and major media organizations across Asia and the Pacific to submit their audio productions across 26 distinct categories, celebrating the regional growth and diversity of the podcasting industry.

Categories and Eligibility Guidelines

According to Radiodays Asia, the awards feature 26 categories designed to recognize excellence in both niche and mainstream audio formats. Eligible entries span fiction and factual programming, delivered in English or any Asian language, provided the content targets audiences across the Asia-Pacific region.

Submissions are evaluated by a panel of podcast professionals, industry innovators, and editorial staff from RadioInfo, as stated by Radiodays Asia. Organizers note that entrants gain eligibility for discounted registration to the overarching Radiodays Asia conference.

Event Schedule and Venue Details

Winners of the 2025 competition will be announced both online and during a live ceremony at Podcast Day Asia on September 3, 2025, according to Radiodays Asia. The ceremony forms part of the broader Radiodays Asia 2025 event, which runs from September 1 to September 3.

Apply Now: 3rd Global Media Peace Awards Entries Closing Soon

The conference takes place at the Hotel Aryaduta, situated in the Central Business District of Jakarta, Indonesia. Complete submission guidelines and entry portals are available directly through the official RadioInfo platform.

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