Jennifer Strong

Our reporting on vocal biomarkers entitled "When AI Hears a Problem" is a finalist best investigative audio - winners to be announced next month.

An episode of the In Machines We Trust podcast I taped inside an experimental fighter plane about the future of training fighter pilots was selected by the New York Festivals for the 2024 shortlist and won a bronze medal.

Our investigative reporting on vocal biomarkers won a silver medal for Best Health Podcast and a bronze medal in the responsible technology category of the Anthem Awards, a special project of the Webby Awards.

In Machines We Trust won the Eppy for “Best Podcast” for enterprise reporting on AI and hiring.

In Machines We Trust won silver for “Best Science and Education” podcast.

In Machines We Trust named a finalist for Podcast of the Year by the Drum Awards for Online Media in London.

In Machines We Trust is up for “Best Tech Podcast Episode” and Curious Coincidence is up for “Best Limited Series” in the Health, Science and Education category.

“Farming a War Zone”, an episode of the In Machines We Trust podcast about the rapid adoption of AI enabled farming technologies in war torn Ukraine, was recognized with a Best in Business Honorable Mention.

An episode of the In Machines We Trust podcast “Seeing Double: AI Births Digital Humans” named a finalist selection.

Our investigative reporting series on the applications of artificial intelligence in the hiring process won a bronze medal in the responsible technology audio category of the Anthem Awards, a special project of the Webby Awards.

Tech Review's audio team was shortlisted in three categories by the Publisher Podcast Awards in London. Curious Coincidence is a nominee for Best Limited Series and for Best Science and Medicine Podcast. In Machines We Trust was named a finalist for the Best Tech Podcast a third year in a row.

In Machines We Trust podcast received its second nomination for an Ambie, the academy award of the podcast industry, as a finalist for Best Knowledge, Science, or Tech Podcast.

Our miniseries about the applications of AI in hiring won a gold medal in the best limited series science podcast category of the Signal Awards.

In Machines We Trust was nominated by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences (IADAS) for Best Technology Podcast.

A miniseries about the uses of AI in hiring from the In Machines We Trust podcast was selected as a finalist for best tech pod.

The Extortion Economy podcast was nominated for an Ambie, the podcast industry's academy award for excellence in audio, as a finalist for Best Knowledge, Science, or Tech Podcast.

A miniseries investigating automated hiring practices for the In Machines We Trust podcast won the Front Page Award for Investigative Reporting in Audio.

In Machines We Trust was named a finalist by the Publisher Podcast Awards in London for best tech show a second year in a row.

Season one of In Machines We Trust was nominated for an Ambie, the podcast industry's academy award for excellence in audio, as a finalist for Best Knowledge, Science, or Tech Podcast.

The first season of In Machines We Trust was nominated by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences (IADAS) for Best Technology Podcast and the show's related social media storytelling is part of a second Webby nomination, for General Social: News and Politics.

The show's miniseries on the use of facial recognition technology by police was named a finalist for best limited series by the Publisher Podcast Awards in London, which also shortlisted the show's first season for best podcast launch of the year by a publisher and best tech show.

An investigation from the In Machines We Trust podcast of the use of facial recognition technologies by police won the Front Page Award for Investigative Audio.

Three-part audio documentary miniseries on climate change and food production called "The Price of Climate" won the NY Press Club Award for Best Podcast.

The third season of The Future of Everything, a field reported podcast I created and hosted from 2017-2019, won the Webby for Best Tech podcast. The season includes a series on the future of warfare called "Next Battlefield" that built upon my previous national security reporting. We also produced regular episodes on artificial intelligence, the applications of gene editing technology, and a miniseries called "The Price of Climate" about food production and climate change.

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The third season of The Future of Everything, a field reported podcast I created and hosted from 2017-2019, won the Webby for Best Tech podcast. The season includes a series on the future of warfare called "Next Battlefield" that built upon my previous national security reporting. We also produced regular episodes on artificial intelligence, the applications of gene editing technology, and a miniseries called "The Price of Climate" about food production and climate change.

In addition to winning the academy's award, we placed second for the People's Choice award in tech.
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The online category recognizes the year's best explanatory journalism on national security and defense using digital means and is judged by faculty at Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. The "Next Battlefield" series, which built upon my previous national security reporting for radio, won the award for 2019. It was produced as part of The Future of Everything podcast.

“Strong brings remarkable insight to her reporting podcasts,” the judges said. “She expertly blends… Show more

The online category recognizes the year's best explanatory journalism on national security and defense using digital means and is judged by faculty at Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. The "Next Battlefield" series, which built upon my previous national security reporting for radio, won the award for 2019. It was produced as part of The Future of Everything podcast.

“Strong brings remarkable insight to her reporting podcasts,” the judges said. “She expertly blends sound and dialogue to create a narrative with complex images, whether discussing a cyberattack on a suburban water plant, a battlefield simulation or the consequences of artificial intelligence.” Show less

The Best in Business Awards recognized the "Next Battlefield" miniseries with an honorable mention. This was a pet project of mine in 2018, inspired by previous reporting on national security that left me wanting to go deeper.

Judges comments: This podcast on the innovation of combat is a topic that draws you in and leaves you wanting more. High production values create a podcast that outclasses its peers.

A deep dive in government data and statistics via on-site trainings with the Congressional Budget Office, White House Council of Economic Advisers, Federal Reserve, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Census Bureau, USDA and more.

Finalist for Best Science and Tech Podcast at the 2019 iHeartRadio Podcast Awards for The Future of Everything.

The episode of WSJ's The Future of Everything podcast called "In Bitcoin We Trust?" won the 2018 award for audio at a large media institution.

Moderated a three-hour panel for the UN Economic and Social Council on the impacts of frontier technology.

"Despite Big Efforts, US is Still a Major Consumer of Illegal Elephant Ivory"

Investigative reporting on the US market for ivory and how it funds terrorist organizations received an honorable mention in the broadcast category of the Ann Cottrell Free Award, placing second to a team investigation by ABC's Nightline.

Awarded and completed two science reporting workshops at MIT in 2015: Frontiers of Brain Science, a neuroscience boot camp for journalists, and the Kavli Science Journalism Workshop on Nanotechnology.

"When No Money Means No School Lunch"

Investigative reporting for the public radio show Marketplace received honorable mention at the 67th Annual Garden State Journalism Association Awards.