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Roxeanne and André Hazes won the audience prize at the Dutch Podcast Awards for ADHAZES, at a ceremony in Hilversum on 3 November.
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Roxeanne and André Hazes have won the audience prize at the 2026 Dutch Podcast Awards for their podcast, ADHAZES. The awards show was held at the Institute for Sound and Vision in Hilversum on 3 November.
The brother and sister began the podcast earlier this year, discussing their childhood, family relationship and daily lives. Other audience-prize nominees included Boekestijn en De Wijk, Dutch Dragons and De Onderwereld.
Sara de Monchy won the Best Podcast award for De Rolverdeling, which also took the prize for narrative podcast. The series follows a primary-school class preparing its leaving musical and addresses themes including performance pressure and inequality of opportunity.
Other winners included Daphne Bunskoek, whose podcast Daphne’s Hulptroepen won in the entertainment chat category, and Alle geschiedenis ooit, which won the information category. Zolang het leuk is, De Dag, Verhaal Onbekend, Man van weinig woorden, Wtizzut, De ontmaskerde vervalsing, Het beloofde bos and Stoker also received awards.
ADHAZES had been among the nominees announced in October, alongside podcasts by Wilfred Genee and Tim Hofman. The nominees and awards categories were selected through a process that included a professional jury and an audience prize.
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