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The Voice

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The Voice: Season 23
The Voice: Season 23
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Awards

  • 2020 - Emmy - Outstanding Reality-Competition Program - nominated
  • 2020 - Producers Guild Awards - Outstanding Producer of Competition Television - nominated
  • 2019 - Producers Guild Awards - Outstanding Producer of Competition Television - nominated
  • 2019 - Emmy - Outstanding Reality-Competition Program - nominated

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Kelly Clarkson
Carson Daly
Trace Adkins

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