ENTER THE 2021 SHORTY IMPACT AWARDS

Previously known as the Shorty Social Good Awards, the Shorty Impact Awards is an awards program created to raise global awareness around the positive impact brands, agencies and non-profits can have on society.

Social Campaigns

Community

Arts & Culture

Civic Engagement

Disability Awareness

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Gender Equality

Education & Community

Financial Literacy

Public Safety

Youth & Family

Environment

Conservation & Preservation

Sustainability & Renewable Energy

Social & Racial Justice

Animal Rights & Welfare

Humanitarian Aid & Developing Nations

Social Justice & Human Rights

Racial Justice

Veteran & Service Support

Health & Wellness

Fitness & Nutrition

Mental Health

Public Health

Reproductive Health

Grassroots

Grassroots Efforts

Self-Defined (Social Campaigns)

Self-Defined

Social Presence

Single-Platform

Clubhouse

Discord

Facebook

Instagram

LinkedIn

Pinterest

Reddit

Snapchat

TikTok

Triller

Tumblr

Twitch

Twitter

YouTube

Multi-Platform

Multi-Platform

Emerging Platform

Emerging Platform

Social Hit

Single Post or Activation (viral)

Clapback

Social Engagement

Community Management

Community Management

Engagement Tools

Access & Rewards

Call to Action

Chatbots

Contests

Gamification

Polls & Surveys

Integrated Experiences

Fundraising

Live Events

Shopping

Television

Real Time Response

Real Time Response

User Generated Content

User Generated Content

Self-Defined (Social Engagement)

Self-Defined

Social Partnerships

Brand Partnership

Celebrity Partnership

Entertainment Partnership

Influencer Partnership

Non-Profit Partnership

2021 SHORTY PHENOM AWARDS

Previously known as the Shorty Social Good Awards, the Shorty Impact Awards is an awards program created to raise global awareness around the positive impact brands, agencies and non-profits can have on society.

Individuals

Account Management

Analytics

Animation

Art Direction

Brand Marketing

Campaign Management

Communications

Community Management

Copywriting

Creative Direction

Culture

Data Analysis

Design

Editing

Illustration

Partnership Management

Photography

Production

Project Management

Public Relations

Research

Sales

Strategy

Talent Management

Self-Defined

Team

Account Team

Analytics Team

Client Team

Communications Team

Community Team

Content Team

Creative Team

Culture Team

Design Team

Legal Team

Marketing Team

Partnership Team

PR Team

Production Team

Research Team

Sales Team

Social Media Team

Strategy Team

Video Team

Self-Defined

Leader

Account Team Leader

Analytics Team Leader

Client Team Leader

Communications Team Leader

Community Team Leader

Content Team Leader

Creative Team Leader

Culture Team Leader

Design Team Leader

Legal Team Leader

Marketing Team Leader

Partnership Team Leader

PR Team Leader

Production Team Leader

Research Team Leader

Sales Team Leader

Social Media Team Leader

Strategy Team Leader

Video Team Leader

Self-Defined

Voice

Clubhouse Voice

Discord Voice

Facebook Voice

Instagram Voice

LinkedIn Voice

Pinterest Voice

Reddit Voice

TikTok Voice

Triller Voice

Tumblr Voice

Twitter Voice

YouTube Voice

From the 11th Annual Shorty Awards Best Podcast

Pick a topic, any topic, and there is sure to be a podcast on it. With so many podcasts already out there, and new ones coming to light every day, finding the right podcast for you can be tough. But this list did excellent work in 2018, perking the ears of their listeners for anywhere from a few minutes to several hours.

Are you a brand or agency wanting to be recognized for your work in this field? Enter for Best Branded Podcast for Brands & Organizations.

Winner

Podcast
winner
Tiny Meat Gang
Cody Ko and Noel Miller’s podcast Tiny Meat Gang has established a big presence on the internet. Despite launching just before the start of 2018, Tiny Meat Gang’s YouTube channel has already racked up over 230K+ subs, as their podcasts have received 11M+ views to date. Featuring discussions on topics ranging from Charlie Puth to Bitcoin to The Bac…

Finalists

Podcast
finalist
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
“Hi, I’m Dax Shepard, and I love talking to people.” Listening to his podcast Armchair Expert, that much is immediately apparent, as Dax and his co-host Monica Padman have a natural talent for connecting with their guests and having honest conversations with some of the most interesting minds in the world. Thanks to Dax’s clout in the industry (an…
Podcast
finalist
Awards Chatter
People who love showbiz want to know what’s going on behind the scenes. Nowhere is that elusive world made more accessible than on Awards Chatter. This podcast is hosted by The Hollywood Reporter’s Scott Feinberg and features conversations with some of the most fascinating, successful and relevant people in the world of entertainment, from Sacha B…
Podcast
finalist
Last Podcast on the Left
For fans of all things horror, Last Podcast on the Left covers everything from serial killers to UFOs to the Illuminati and cryptids. It’s not all fear inducing as hosts Ben Kissel, Henry Zebrowski and Marcus Parks ease their listeners’ minds through their unique sense of humor. The trio of lifelong friends dive deep down some of the internet’s de…
Podcast
finalist
My Favorite Murder
Stay sexy and don’t get murdered. Seems like solid advice, right? Perhaps the most popular true crime podcast on the scene today, comedians Karen and Georgia rundown prominent murder stories with personality unlike any other. MFM’s devoted fanbase of “Murderinos” are key to their success. Go on the MFM Twitter and Facebook pages and you will find …
Podcast
finalist
Pod Save the People
Pod Save the People is a podcast that investigates topics of social justice, culture, and politics through the eyes of people who are shaping the struggle for equality, hosted by activist Deray Mckesson. Brain food for the politically aware, this podcast is “creating space for conversation about the most important issues of the week,” according to…

Nominees

Podcast
Dr. Death
One of the most riveting true crime podcasts of the year, Dr. Death tells the story of Dallas area neurosurgeon, Christopher Duntsch, who was touted to be the go to surgeon for nearly any problem. But when a significant amount of patients begin experiencing complications, that’s where the podcast takes its sinister turn when it’s revealed he has been intent…
Podcast
How I Built this with Guy Raz
How I Built This with Guy Raz is a podcast for anyone who has ever looked at a product or brand and marveled at how it came came into existence. Produced by NPR, Guy meets the people behind companies that are ubiquitous in our world and leads the conversation from the idea’s initial inception through it’s journey to becoming a functioning company. Companies…
Podcast
Las Culturistas
One of the top comedy podcasts of 2018, Las Culturistas is the popular outlet for comedians Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers, who are “on an unforgettable journey into the beating heart of CULTURE.” This podcast is about the stars, for the stars, and, of course, by the stars. Featuring popular comedians and social media personalities including Maria Bamford, Jane…
Podcast
Now What? with Arian Foster
After an athlete’s career comes to an end, many must ask themselves the same difficult question. Now what? Former NFL running back Arian Foster answered that question with his podcast, Now What?. In addition to dropping his debut rap album, Flamingo & Koval, the self proclaimed “Pod God” explores his philosophical and intellectual curiosity through conversa…
Podcast
Slow Burn
Slate’s Slow Burn is a podcast that helps capture what it felt to live through the most pivotal political moments in recent history, from the people who went through it themselves. After a successful first season that focused on the infamous Watergate Scandal, this year, host Leon Neyfakh tackled a scandal that is fresh in the minds of many Americans: the C…
Podcast
Still Processing
Jenna Wortham and Wesley Morris host one of the most insightful and popular arts and culture podcasts from the black perspective. Still Processing is the arts and culture podcast from the New York Times, that touches on everything from Aretha Franklin to discussing racism with Asian Americans, to an episode where they “Blaxplain Blaxplaining.” More than any…