The Brian Lehrer Show
September 11: Five Years Later
Monday, September 11, 2006
For our September 11 program, we’ll try to be a place where listeners can connect with their fellow New Yorkers and fellow Americans. We’ll take lots of calls and emails with listeners' thoughts on this fifth anniversary, and we’ll have visitors, including Reverend James Forbes of Riverside Church and David Isay from StoryCorps. Also: a preview of Tuesday's New York State primary.
Five Years Later
Dr. James Forbes, senior minister of Riverside Church on the Upper West Side
- offers spiritual insight on the anniversary of the attacks
and
Suketu Mehta, a writer and journalist based in New York and author of the 2005 Pulitzer Prize for non-fiction finalist, Maximum City: Bombay Lost and Found (Knopf, 2004)
- talks about how New Yorkers have changed and what we have learned since 2001
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Riverside Church
» Suketu Mehta's website
Primary Preparations
Errol Cockfield , Albany Bureau Chief for Newsday
- talks about what to look for on Primary Day
9/11 Stories
Dave Isay,
public radio producer, founder of Storycorps,
-plays tape from 9/11 survivors and family members
» StoryCorps
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