Earning Best of Show recognition for Best Documentary in the radio division in the 70th National Headliner Awards, Still Cookin’ was given rave reviews by the judges.

"A stunning mix of music, natural sound, interviews and writing; this anniversary tribute to Hank Williams is a fine piece of very creative journalism as well as entertaining radio. Williams would be proud," judges said.

Founded in 1934 by the Press Club of Atlantic City, the National Headliner Awards program is one of the oldest and largest annual contests recognizing journalistic merit in the communications industry.

The first National Headliner Awards were presented in 1935. Since then, more than 1,600 Headliner medallions have been presented to outstanding writers, photographers, daily newspapers, magazines, graphic artists, radio and television stations and networks, and news syndicates.

Hank Williams: Still Cookin’ earns the highest distinction in The Communicator Awards - an Award of Excellence. The Award of Excellence is given to those entries whose ability to communicate puts them among the best in the field.

The Communicator Awards is an international awards program founded by communications professionals to recognize excellence in the communications field.

Hank Williams Still Cookin’ was recognized with a Golden Reel Award in the category of Local Music/Entertainment Program or Special.

The Golden Reels are given by community radio's sole national organization, The National Federation of Community Broadcasters (NFCB), to community radio producers. The Award recognizes outstanding and creative uses of the medium for community radio broadcasters, station-based and independent producers.