Listen to our award-winning BBC Series ‘Where Is George Gibney?’
‘Where is George Gibney?’ has won 3 Gold & 1 Silver at the NY Festivals Awards to go along with:
?Rockie Award??
?Prix Europa Special Commendation??
?Webby Award??
?British Podcast Award??
?Justice Media Awards??Please listen, share & keep the story alive?@BBCSounds pic.twitter.com/FuRXCB6Br9
— Second Captains (@SecondCaptains) October 28, 2021
Our international, award-winning, investigative podcast series ‘Where Is George Gibney?’ has become a worldwide hit over the past 12 months. The podcast follows the story of the former Olympic swimming coach who was charged with 27 counts of child sexual abuse but never stood trial.
The series has received widespread coverage in the UK and US media and has recently been honoured by the Webby Awards, the US Podcast Academy Awards, the Prix Europa Awards the British Podcast Awards, The ARIA’s, The Rockies in Canada and many more. It’s written and produced by Mark Horgan and Ciaran Cassidy for BBC Sounds who you can see picking up the Justice Media Awards in Ireland below.
You can listen to every available episode here via BBC Sounds or wherever you get your podcasts.
Here’s @Younghorgan and @CiaranCass accepting the Justice Media Awards overall award and national broadcast journalism award today, thanks to @LawSocIreland??
Full speech is here: https://t.co/ssehTTNQhn pic.twitter.com/8leTBP2HdM
— Second Captains (@SecondCaptains) June 24, 2021
If you were coached by George Gibney, or have any information, however minor, that you would like to share with the producers, please contact us confidentially at WhereIsGeorgeGibney@bbc.co.uk
If you have been affected by any of the issues raised in this podcast, here’s a list of some support services in Ireland. If you’re in the UK, please refer the the BBC Action Line homepage here. If you’re listening from outside Ireland and the UK, please refer to support services in your own country.
Paul Kimmage meets Mark Horgan: The Second Captain who went in search of George Gibneyhttps://t.co/8SLR8fPdyZ
— Independent Sport (@IndoSport) July 29, 2020