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About | Awards
| Award | Announced | Piece |
| National Headliner Awards | 2007 | Best Feature or Human Interest Story to Claudine LoMonaco for "Labor Shortage" |
| Gracie Award | 2006 | Outstanding Feature to Amy Scott for "The Pit: Women Commodities Traders" |
| Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc. | 2005 | Special citation for "Power Trips" |
| duPont-Columbia award finalist | 2005 | Awarded to Adam Davidson for "Spoils of War" |
| WBUR and Boston University’s Daniel Schorr Journalism Prize | 2004 | Awarded to Adam Davidson for "Spoils of War" |
| Media Life's "Best of the Best" | June 2003 | Voted best radio program ( more info. ) |
| Radiopreis Award | April 2003 | Kyle James reports on Germany - from "Ostalgie" and "German pride" ( more info. ) |
| New England Chapter of the American Medical Writers Association, Will Solimene Award of Excellence | July 2001 | WGBH's Helen Palmer, Rachel Gotbaum, Tanya Ott, and Nancy Marshall won for "Wanted For Questioning: America's Most Profitable Drug Companies." |
| Peabody Award | Spring 2001 | Marketplace won a 2000 Peabody Award in the Radio category. Here's a press release with more information. |
| The New York Festivals International Radio Programming and Promotion Awards: Silver World Medal, Best Special Report | June 2001 | Stephen Henn for his Marketplace Morning Report series on privacy and private industry. |
| The Foundation of American Women in Radio and Television's Gracie Award: Honorable Mention in National/Network/Syndication NewsFeature/Soft News category | Spring 2001 | Mitchell Hartman, editor, and Jo Giese, reporter, for "Breaking the Mold.". |
| Overseas Press Club Award for Best Business Reporting from Abroad in the Broadcast Media | Spring 2000 | Tokyo bureau chief Jocelyn Ford wins for her eight-part series "Reports from a Tokyo Bar Stool," which personalized Japan’s long recession. |
| American Academy of Nursing Media Award | 2000 | Madge Kaplan for "All Nurses: All The Time?" |
| Gerald Loeb Awards for Distinguished Business and Financial Journalism | Spring 1999 | Debra Baer was a finalist for her series on the funeral business. |
| Unity Award | Spring 1999 | Jackie Northam won for her profile of the pill-filled life of a Chicago AIDS victim. |
| American University/ICI Education Foundation
Personal Finance Reporting Awards |
Winter 1999 | Tom Verde won for his primer on how employees can protect their pension plans from mismanagement. |
| National Headliner Award Recognizing journalistic merit in the communications industry |
Spring 1999 | Kate Long won for her special on Robert Kennedy's legacy in West Virginia 30 years after his death. |
| National Women's Political Caucus (EMMA): Exceptional Merit in Media Awards (Radio Documentary) | May 1998 |
"Welfare As They Know It" series. |
| New York Festivals International Radio Programming and Promotion Awards: Bronze Medal (National/International Affairs Series) |
May 22, 1998 |
"Berlin Week" series. |
| American University/ICI Education Foundation
Personal Finance Reporting Awards |
May 14, 1998 | Award for Excellence in Personal Finance Reporting (trophy/certificate)
"Money 101" |
| 1997 duPont-Columbia Awards Silver Baton | January 14, 1998 | We won for best overall show. |
| Pew Charitable Trusts: Primary Care Journalism Award | 1997 | Madge Kaplan for Health Care in the "Streets." (Revised title: "Determined To Deliver Health Care") |
| Boston A.I.R. Awards for Achievement in Radio | 1997 | Madge Kaplan was a finalist, for "The Whole World is Smoking: Health Policies vs. Tobacco Economies." |
| 1997 Clarion Awards - Association for Women in Communications |
July 1997 | Radio Regular News Show Category Award "Ron Brown's Death" |
| New York Festivals International Radio Programming and Promotion Awards Finalist |
May 1997 |
"Work and Politics" series. |
| 1997 Loeb Awards Finalist, Radio Category | May 1997 |
"Campaign Inflation Index" series. |
| 1997 Loeb Award, Radio Category | May 1997 |
"Bottom Line Blues" series. |
| American Women in Radio and Television: Best Radio News Feature | 1996 | Madge Kaplan for "Determined To Deliver Health Care." |
| Women in Communications: Clarion Award | 1996 | Madge Kaplan for "Determined to Deliver Health Care." |
| Unity Awards in Media: Public Affairs/Social Issues Reporting | 1996 | Madge Kaplan for "Determined to Deliver Health Care." |
| Boston A.I.R. Awards for Achievement in Radio | 1996 | Madge Kaplan for Best Special (One Time) News Program: "Doctors are from Mars, Patients are from Venus." |
| Boston A.I.R. Awards for Achievement in Radio: Best Public Affairs Special | 1995 | Madge Kaplan for "Medicare: Who Cares?" |
| Women in Communications: Clarion Award | 1995 | Madge Kaplan for "The Glass Ceiling: The View from Here." |
| American Women in Radio and Television: Honorable Mention | 1995 | Madge Kaplan for "The Glass Ceiling: The View from Here." |
| Unity Awards in Media: Winner Economic Series | 1995 |
Madge Kaplan for "Boston's Business Community Makes Way For Angie Makwetla." |
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