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The Bryant Park Project
Weekdays 7 am ET
Accomplished broadcast journalist Alison Stewart and NPR reporters Luke Burbank and Matt Martinez deliver live news and conversational talk geared toward younger listeners.
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Justice Talking
Monday 1 am ET & 6 am ET
Saturday 2 am ET
Sunday 1 am ET & 6 am ET
Justice Talking is the public radio show about law and American life offering a weekly source for insight into the important legal issues affecting the national agenda. Host Margot Adler takes listeners through a thoughtful exploration of sometimes tough though always thought-provoking subjects.
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Tech Nation
Monday 3 am ET
Wednesday 6 am ET
Sunday 3 am ET
Tech Nation focuses on the impact of technology in our lives. Hosted by Dr. Moira Gunn, Tech Nation presents interviews with Internet entrepreneurs, scientists, astronauts, media critics, sci-fi novelists, and politicians.
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Tell Me More
Weekdays 9 am ET & 4 pm ET
Tell Me More is a new NPR show about people, ideas, and events offering a diversity of perspectives rarely heard. It focuses on the news of the day through interviews with people who make news and those who are affected by the news.
Veteran journalist Michel Martin leads the conversation with a unique interview style and a blend of wit and humanity. Her goals are to reveal and explore the under-reported truths in news, to create a place for difficult conversation, and to serve up honest talk about the way we live.
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Humankind
Monday 5 am ET
Tuesday 7 am ET
Sunday 5 am ET
Humankind features stories of remarkable people dedicated to humanizing our society. Presented by documentary producer David Freudberg, Humankind profiles quiet and not-so-quiet heroes who dedicate their lives to humanizing our country and to forging the connections that bring people together. These folks are truly visionaries with heart and soul.
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News & Notes
Weekdays 1 pm ET & 7 pm ET
News & Notes, with host Farai Chideya, gives voice to issues that are important to Black America. The program will also serve as a window through which all Americans can examine the significant issues facing a diverse society. This new interview/magazine show, produced at NPR West in Los Angeles will present newsmakers, opinion leaders, and commentators to explore the events, trends, and ideas that shape the African American experience.
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Diane Rehm
Tuesday-Saturday 2 am ET, Weekdays 10 am ET & 8 pm ET
The Diane Rehm Show offers careful examination of the issues that affect daily life, ranging from politics and international issues to religion, health, education, and parenting. For more than two decades, Diane Rehm has offered her listeners compelling conversations with the world’s most interesting and important people.
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Day to Day
Weekdays Noon ET, 5:30 pm ET & 6 pm ET
The millions of listeners that start and end their days with NPR News can
now get an NPR "fix" in the middle of the day. Day to Day is hosted by award-winning NPR correspondents Alex Chadwick and Madeleine Brand and involves new as well as familiar NPR voices,
station-based reporters, and contributors from a new content partner: the
online publication Slate Magazine.
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Talk of the Nation
Tuesday-Saturday 2 am ET, Weekdays 8 am ET, 2 pm ET, 10 pm ET
Neal Conan leads a productive exchange of ideas and opinions on NPR's news-talk call-in program Talk of the Nation. Decision-makers, authors, artists, and listeners from around the world team up each weekday for a lively and unpredictable discussion.
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Infinite Mind
Monday 4 am ET
Thursday 6 am ET
Sunday 4 am ET
Infinite Mind focuses on the art and science of the human mind and spirit, behavior, and mental health. Each program features one topic, from how children learn to why adults forget, from character and creativity to schizophrenia and depression — the full spectrum of issues involving the human mind. Guests include leading researchers on the mind and the brain, psychiatrists, psychologists, policy experts, advocates, clinicians, celebrities, authors, musicians, journalists and people who have experienced mental disorders.
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From Scratch
Mondays 2 am ET
Tuesdays 6 am ET
Sundays 2 am ET
From Scratch profiles business, social, and cultural pioneers who share their entrepreneurial experiences with listeners. Guests talk about their source of inspiration, financial challenges, and interactions with partners. You'll hear about the hard times and break through moments that contributed to success. From Scratch provides listeners with a first-hand view of the entrepreneurial life. These conversations with industry leaders will inform and inspire those contemplating and initiating their own ventures.
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Jazz Profiles
Wednesday 7 am ET
Saturday & Sunday 10 pm ET
Chronicling people and places behind the music, Jazz Profiles is the Gold Medal award-winning, documentary series hosted by singer Nancy Wilson. Jazz Profiles pays tribute to the living legends of jazz and the late jazz greats. Each program tells an informative story that celebrates the music and those who make it.
Photograph by Matthu Placek.
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Travel with Rick Steves
Monday 12 am ET
Friday 6 am ET
Saturday 9 am ET
Sunday 12 am ET, 9 am ET & 3 am ET
Travel with Rick Steves is a fun, hour-long, and practical talk show with guest experts and calls and questions from travelers. This weekly program is a lively conversation between travelers and the experts as we learn to explore our world smartly, smoothly, and thoughtfully.
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SOUNDPRINT
Mondays 7 am ET
Sundays 7 am ET
The SOUNDPRINT series provides a national vehicle for long-form non-fiction works by outstanding producers while fostering the development of emerging producers to encourage innovation and new voices on public radio. Each SOUNDPRINT program explores one subject in depth, anything from tales of power in relationships to why sports are so popular in Chicago to the way a learning disabled child's brain looks different.
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Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane
Weekdays 12 am ET
An intelligent talk show dealing with issues of the Delaware Valley, as well as issues of national and global concern. Tune in weekday mornings from 10 to noon and discover why Philadelphia Magazine called Radio Times the best radio program in Philly.
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NPR SIR-1 offers in-depth news, features, and entertainment produced and assembled by NPR for SIRIUS Internet Radio. Featuring public radio favorites like Talk of the Nation, Day to Day, Marketplace and the Diane Rehm Show as well as new productions from independent producers and public radio stations nationwide.
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