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There and gone. Before and after. A perfect morning, the worst day. "A failure of imagination." 9/11. That day is full of the debris of cliche, and images, pain, anger and loss. Some of the best radio pieces related to 9/11 come from The Kitchen Sisters. PRX is offering an exclusive new documentary about the New York City Police Department from John Rudolph. Look for that soon. Scan the entire collection of memories and sound.

Our lives go on. Labor Day. School begins again. Music helps close out the open expanse of Summer's warmth. Relish the sound of living.

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-John

 
   
 

FIVE YEARS
September 11 Remembered

Sonic Memorial Project: 5 Stories
The Kitchen Sisters, 5 segments
Radio producers, artists, historians, and archivists come together to preserve traces of audio of the World Trade Center.

We Were On Duty
Richard Paul, 60:00
An oral history of the survivors of the September 11th attack on the Pentagon.

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END OF SUMMER BANDSTAND

Blues
Blues File
WXPN, 58 drop ins
Bluegrass
The Bluegrass Review
Phil Nusbaum, an hour each week
Jazz
Jazz Inspired
Judy Carmichael, 15 hour-long shows
The Retro Cocktail Hour
Kansas Public Radio, Hi-Fi 2-hour shows
Tierney Sutton: She Grooves Radio Hour
Theresa Orlando, 58:15
Rock
Bruce Springsteen: The Seeger Sessions
Joyride Media, 59:00
Golden Smog - Another Fine Radio Hour
Tres Hombres Productions, 59:00
Classical
Pavarotti: The Legend at 70
WFMT, 120:00
Sound Advice: The Evolution of Music and more
Radio Netherlands, 29:30

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THE POLITICS OF LANGUAGE & CHILDREN
The Language of Learning
KQED / Kathryn Baron, 6 segments
California's English instruction--eight years after the state's citizens mandated that almost all classes be taught in English.

More options as listeners go back to school.

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PHIL CORRIVEAU'S EDITORIAL BOARD PICK

Hollywood's Prayer
David Greenberger, 03:25
A man with a positive view of the world and people, seeks to understand why we do harm to each other.

"He is a master at blending narration and music to draw the listener in." - Editorial Board member Phil Corriveau

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NOT ENOUGH TO DRINK
World Water Week Aug 20 - 26

Waves of Change, Rivers of Doubt: Global Water Issues and Solutions
National Radio Project, 59:00
Humans are mostly water. The Earth is largely H2O. Hear about the challenges of providing fresh water: privatization, access, desalination, bottled water debates, and pollution.

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WORKING HARD
Radio for Labor Day.

The Right to Organize
Sarah Elzas, 04:29
Three people get fired for trying to start unions.

Fired!
L.A. Theatre Works, 118:00
Dramatic tales of jobs gone bad.

More options for Labor Day.

 
 

MIDDLE EAST: IN FOCUS
24/7: The Rise and Influence of Arab Media
Stanley Foundation, 58:59
A look at how open media in the Arab world is changing the political landscape of the region.

Alan Dershowitz on the Hezbollah and the doctrine of preemption
Jenny Attiyeh, 29:00 & 57:20
The controversial lawyer Alan Dershowitz talks about the "war on terror."

Ahmad's War: Inside Out
Michael Goldfarb, 59:29
The invasion of Iraq, as witnessed by an American reporter and his Iraqi translator, guide and friend.
"I highly recommend." - Hanford

Young people in the Middle East talk about the toll of conflict
UNICEF Radio, 08:09
Kids in Middle East talk about the lasting effects of the war on the children of the region.

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