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DIG Festival 2026

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During DIG Festival 2026, the DIG audio jury will award the best international investigative journalism podcasts, honoring the excellence and courage of reporters from around the world.

Born in Milan, class of 1969. He is a journalist, communicator and podcaster. He worked for several years in radio, Radio popolare, and then experimented in web and print media - Peacereporter and E Il Mensile - with forays into webdocumentary, video documentary and audiodoc. He is the founder and editor of Q Code Mag, a geopoetics magazine, together with Christian Elia. In 1997 with Filippo Del Corno and Carlo Boccadoro he founded Sentieri selvaggi, a contemporary music ensemble. He is the author of several essays for Altreconomia, Verde Nero, NdA, Milieu editore. He directs the communication of Avanzi, Sustainability for Actions and the Human Rights Festival. For Dig Awards he coordinates the jury of the podcast section.

Adele Humbert is a French investigative journalist and award-winning podcast producer with over 10 years of international experience in multimedia storytelling. She is the co-founder and CEO of Insider Podcast, a studio known for producing impactful, narrative-driven investigations. Adele leads large-scale productions across Europe and the U.S., balancing creative vision with editorial rigor and commercial strategy. She also advises major media outlets and organizations on podcast development, digital transformation, and content strategy.

 

Giulia Nucci has worked for Radio3, Rai's cultural channel, since 2008. She is the editor of Tre Soldi (Three Money), an audio documentary programme, and of Zarathustra, a programme in which literary and philosophical reflections are juxtaposed with a true story. She also acts as executive producer for the third public network's original podcasts.
Jonathan Zenti is a podcast author and writer. He has worked for many years with Radio3 and major international radio stations such as BBC, CBC and ABC Australia. He has been a multiple finalist for the Prix Italia, Prix Europa in Berlin and Radiotopia's Podquest in Boston. He won the Hearsay Award in Ireland in 2015 and the Third Coast Award in Chicago in 2018, two of the most important international audio awards. Today he curates his own podcast Problems and is the creative director of International's podcasts. In his work he talks about human relationships, when they fit together badly and show cracks. 'Problems' is also his first book, published by Blackie Editions.