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Tune in to MPR news and information stations.

Tuesday, Sept. 3
10 a.m.: Soundprint documentary "We Were On Duty"
noon, 9 p.m.: NPR documentary "After 9/11: The New War on Terror"

Wednesday, Sept. 4
10 a.m.: WBUR documentary "Unfriendly Skies"
noon, 9 p.m.: KQED documentary "A Need to Belong: Citizenship in a Post-9/11 America"

Thursday, Sept. 5
11 a.m.: MPR's Midday does a local program on airport and airline security
noon, 9 p.m.: First Person program "The Spiritual Fallout of 9/11"

Friday, Sept. 6
noon, 9 p.m.: American RadioWorks documentary "Days of Infamy"

Saturday, Sept. 7
12 p.m. to 2 p.m.: A live BBC/WAMU international call-in program, "Living with Terror after 9/11: The World Speaks"

5-7 p.m.: This time, on A Prairie Home Companion, a special broadcast edited together from past NYC shows, including a Garrison Keillor essay about the events of September 11.

Sunday, Sept. 8
2 p.m. to 4 p.m.: From BBC, MPR, KPCC, and WBUR, "Living with Terror after 9/11: America Speaks," hosted by Ray Suarez and Steven Sackur

Monday, Sept. 9
10 a.m. MPR's Midmorning does a local call-in program on citizenship and immigration.
noon, 9 p.m.: WAMU/Soundprint documentary "Defending the Future"

Tuesday, September 10
10 a.m. WNYC documentary "Changed New York"
noon, 9 p.m.: Sonic Memorial Project from Lost and Found Sound

Wednesday, September 11
9 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.: MPR news and information stations will broadcast NPR's live coverage of memorial events in New York and Washington, D.C., hosted by Scott Simon and Neal Conan.

9-10 a.m.: Tune in to MPR classical music stations for September 11th In Memoriam: Reflection Through Music, a special hour of reflection on the human sounds of 9/11. Then listen as the beauty and power of music conveys what words cannot.

7:30 p.m.: The Minnesota Orchestra joins the collaboration with a live national broadcast called "Remembrance and Reflection." World-renowned soprano Renee Fleming will sing Richard Strauss' luminous Four Last Songs. The Orchestra will also offer the "Nimrod" from Elgar's Enigma Variations, and Johannes Brahms' Symphony No. 2.

On the Web
NEW
"September 11th In Memoriam: Reflection Through Music"
Aired Wednesday, Sept. 11, on MPR classical music stations
An hour of reflection on the human sounds of 9/11.
LISTEN

NEW
"Living with Terror after 9/11: America Speaks"
Aired Sunday, Sept. 8, on MPR news and information stations
From BBC, MPR, KPCC, and WBUR
Hosted by Ray Suarez and Steven Sackur
LISTEN

The following programs are available on Live MPR:

Tuesday, Sept. 3
10 a.m.: Soundprint documentary "We Were On Duty"
noon: NPR documentary "After 9/11: The New War on Terror"

Wednesday, Sept. 4
10 a.m.: WBUR documentary "Unfriendly Skies"
noon: KQED documentary "A Need to Belong: Citizenship in a Post-9/11 America"

Thursday, Sept. 5
11 a.m.: MPR's Midday does a local program on airport and airline security
noon: First Person program "The Spiritual Fallout of 9/11"

Friday, Sept. 6
noon: American RadioWorks documentary "Days of Infamy"

Monday, Sept. 9
10 a.m. MPR's Midmorning does a local call-in program on citizenship and immigration.
noon: WAMU/Soundprint documentary "Defending the Future"

Tuesday, September 10
10 a.m. WNYC documentary "Changed New York"
noon: Sonic Memorial Project from Lost and Found Sound