Jimmy Carter Wins Record-Breaking Posthumous Grammy for Audiobook

The former president's narration of his final Sunday school lessons earned him a fourth Grammy shortly after his death at age 100.

Jimmy Carter posthumously received his fourth Grammy Award for 'Last Sundays in Plains: A Centennial Celebration,' featuring his final Sunday school lessons.
The audiobook, released in August 2024, includes Carter's teachings alongside music by Darius Rucker, LeAnn Rimes, and Jon Batiste.
Jason Carter, the late president's grandson, accepted the award, highlighting the significance of preserving Carter's words for future generations.
This win makes Carter the most-awarded individual in the audiobook category, surpassing Maya Angelou's previous record of three wins.
Carter's Grammy adds to his unique legacy as a humanitarian and artist, complementing his long-standing contributions to faith, education, and culture.