NPR Podcast Competition for Students

Extended Entry Deadline: NPR Student Podcast Challenge Due May 25

Attention, teachers, mentors, and young podcast creators! We're updating you with exciting news. Many have reached out recently from various places, asking for extra time to finalize your podcast projects. We understand how hectic these days can be, with students juggling end-of-year tests and assignments.

To accommodate everyone's busy schedules and to give all a fair chance at victory, we are pleased to announce that the contest deadline is now extended.

Here's a quick refresher on how this competition functions: Whether students work solo, in class teams, or with clubs, they can make their podcast. A teacher or any adult 18 or older must then submit the entry. This competition welcomes students from fourth to twelfth grade, and each podcast entry should last between three and eight minutes. Winners will be honored with a certificate, a trophy, and a feature on NPR programs. For full contest rules, visit our site.

We wish you the best of luck! Have any queries? Don't hesitate to view our resources and feel free to reach us at studentpodcastchallenge@npr.org. Best of luck in your creative endeavors!