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EXPLORE GBH AUGUST 2021 See you soon! GBH is back, and we’re making noise at the Boston Public Library! We’re excited to return to our studio — and even more excited to see you. Acting Mayor Kim Janey (center) joined Boston Public Radio hosts Margery Eagan and Jim Braude at the reopening of the GBH BPL Studio. INSIDE 2 3 4 6 7 CONSIDER THIS DON’T MISS DRAMA JOURNALISM Meet the new leader- The second season Watch all the mystery Pier Kids explores ship of GBH Kids of the Stories from finales the lives of the Stage podcast Black queer HIDDEN GEMS and trans youth Check out Ron in New York City Bachman’s monthly 8 SCIENCE picks not to miss Follow the lives of six baby animals IN THE SHADOW OF 9/11 Five years in the making, In the Shadow of 9/11 Duration examines the moral panic that emerged from 9/11 1 x 94-minutes 9 10 11 13 14 as well as the FBI's subsequent search to uncover (1 x 111-minute version also FOR KIDS LIVING HISTORY MEMBERS COVER the “enemy within”. available) From the director of Leaving Neverland, In the Country of Production Shadow of 9/11 documents the tragic and bizarre UK Daniel Tiger cele- Explore the artists & CULTURE MATTER STORY story of the ‘Liberty City Seven’ - a group of young Black men accused of assisting Al Qaeda in a plot to Director & Producer blow up buildings within the USA. Dan Reed brates many firsts and origins of Wicked in concert Have you down- Learn about Leaving Neverland These seven men were arrested in the summer of 2006, with the trial marking the US Government’s first AMOS Pictures major post-9/11 domestic counter-terrorism sting. American handicraft loaded the the tragic Such operations involved extensive surveillance and federal conspiracy charges, ultimately resulting in a PBS Video App? story of the conviction rate of nearly 100%. Yet the 'Liberty City Seven' were not Muslims, had no weapons and never communicated with anyone from Al Qaeda. Following two mistrials from sceptical Liberty City Web-site access: jurors, two suspects were acquitted while the other IN THE SHADOW OF 9/11 five were convicted and have since been released Seven from prison. 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