Former President Jimmy Carter has made headlines once again by receiving a Grammy nomination for an impressive 10th time!

The remarkable 100-year-old former leader is in the running for the prestigious 2025 Grammy Awards, specifically competing in the category of Best Audio Book, Narration & Storytelling Recording for his captivating spoken-word album titled “Last Sunday in Plains: A Centennial Celebration.” This nomination not only highlights his enduring legacy but also showcases his continued contributions to the arts, even at this extraordinary age.

“What an honor!” the Carter Center proudly expressed via their Twitter/X account, celebrating this significant achievement.

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The album features heartfelt recordings from President Carter’s Sunday school lessons held at Maranatha Baptist Church in Plains, Georgia, providing listeners with a unique glimpse into his wisdom and faith.

This nomination marks Jimmy’s 10th in this category, and at the age of 100, he has made history as the oldest individual ever nominated for a Grammy.

As of now, the record for the oldest Grammy winner is held by Pinetop Perkins, who achieved this feat at the age of 97 when he secured the award for Best Traditional Album in 2011.

In previous years, Jimmy Carter has celebrated victories in the Best Spoken Word Album category, winning three times: in 2006 for “Our Endangered Values: America’s Moral Crisis,” again in 2015 for “A Full Life: Reflections at 90,” and in 2018 for “Faith – A Journey for All.” His contributions to literature through audio recordings continue to resonate with audiences, demonstrating the impactful nature of his storytelling.

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