NPR Fresh Air

Posted on 7 September, 2011

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Digitizing Fresh Air — September and October 2001

We’re in the process of digitizing our archives but we don’t have a lot of our past stuff online. This week, we’ve digitized several interviews and segments from the month after 9/11/01. You can download or listen to the interviews at the following links:

Former poet laureate Robert Hass reads a poem.

Former poet laureate Robert Pinsky reads a poem that he has turned to at this time.

Poet Billy Collins

Psychiatrist Robert Jay Lifton is an expert on terrorism and cult groups

Onion editors: Is it okay to be funny?

Performance poet Sekou Sundiata reflects

Photographer Joel Meyerowitz has spent the past month taking photographs of Ground Zero for the Museum of City of the New York archives
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rossbennett said: I say just be glad you didn’t do like the BBC did years ago and put so many archives in RealPlayer format.
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Reglobbing for future reference. But the “Onion editors: Is it okay to be funny?” link reminded me of the SNL on 9/15...
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