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We knew life in America would never be the same after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, but no one knew exactly how it would change. How has our society and country come to terms since then? Public radio tackles this question with Understanding America after 9/11, a week of special coverage on stations nationwide. This coverage begins on Tuesday, September 3, and continues through Tuesday, September 10, 2002. Participating public radio stations are weaving stories from communities around the country with their own local stories, talk shows, documentaries, and call-in programs focusing on the impact of September 11. With public radio stations working together, along with the BBC, PRI, and NPR, we’re hoping to spark conversations around your kitchen table and thousands of others across the country. This first-ever grassroots collaboration among stations is about building a unique national conversation from the ground up. |
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The following public radio stations, production houses and independent producers have contributed programs to Understanding America after 9/11. They are a diverse group and their work is like a prism, revealing the different shades of our reactions to September 11. American RadioWorks, MPR, St. Paul, MNBBC World Service, United Kingdom Cedar Creek Studios, Placitas, NM Center for Documentary Studies, Durham, NC Empowerment Productions, Denver, CO First Person, MPR, St. Paul, MN Great Lakes Radio Consortium, Ann Arbor, MI KCUR, Kansas City, MO KERA, Dallas, TX KGOU, Norman, OK KPCC, Los Angeles, CA KQED, San Francisco, CA KUER, Salt Lake City, UT KUNM, Albuquerque, NM KVMR, Nevada City, CA Karen Michel, New York, NY Michigan Radio, Ann Arbor, MI Ginger Miles, New York, NY MPR, St. Paul, MN NJN, New Jersey Network Public Radio, Trenton, NJ NPR, National Public Radio, Washington, DC Oregon Public Broadcasting, Portland, OR Robert Parish, Cincinnati, OH Pennsylvania Public Radio, Harrisburg, PA PRI's Studio 360, WNYC, New York, NY Prime Time Radio, Washington, DC rlpaulproductions, LLC, Washington, DC Soundprint Productions, Laurel, MD Sound & Spirit, WGBH, Boston, MA Tempest Studios, Homer, AK The Sonic Memorial Project, Lost & Found Sound, San Francisco, CA WAMU, Washington, D.C. WBUR, Boston, MA WFUV, New York, NY WILL, Urbana, IL WITF, Harrisburg, PA WNPR, Connecticut Public Radio, Hartford, CT WNYC, New York, NY WPSU, University Park, PA |
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|  | Major funding for Understanding America after 9/11 is provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. | |
| Photo Above: Mel Evans/The Record | |
| UnderstandingAmerica.org is comprised of the collective work of public radio stations, producers and networks around the world. Copyright to individual programs is held by the producing entity. All other copyrights are held by Minnesota Public Radio, 2002. All right reserved. | |
