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Our Mission major individual gifts, our member Testimony to NPR’s high-quality NPR works in partnership with stations receive tremendous financial news and entertainment member stations to create an support from their extraordinarily programming are the dozens of informed public that is challenged loyal listeners. honors and awards we receive from and invigorated by a deeper national and local journalism and Once considered an alternative to understanding and appreciation cultural organizations each year. Just the major television and radio of events, ideas, and cultures. this past year, these included: The networks, NPR has become a We produce, acquire, and distribute Overseas Press Club 2001 Lowell dominant intellectual force in programming that meets the highest Thomas Award for Best Radio News America and a primary source of standards of public service in or Interpretation of International news coverage. It is estimated that journalism and cultural presentations; Affairs for coverage of September 11 one in seven adults in the U.S. listens we represent our members in matters and its aftermath; three Alfred I to NPR. Our programming reaches of their mutual interest; and we duPont-Columbia University Awards; nearly 20 million listeners a week in provide satellite interconnection The Scripps Howard Foundation’s the U.S. — up 19 percent in the last for the entire public radio system. National Journalism Award for year. NPR listeners now outnumber Journalistic Excellence in Electronic the combined circulation of the top Media; and two George Foster NPR is… 35 U.S. daily newspapers. Audiences Peabody Awards, presented to NPR is a privately supported, are tuning in around the world via NPR for the NPR 100 series and for not-for-profit, membership more than 150 foreign radio stations, “Witness to an Execution” on All organization that produces and cable, satellite, and the Armed Forces Things Considered. distributes non-commercial radio Network, which brings NPR programming. NPR is not a radio programs to every U.S. military During the Overseas Press Club station. We serve nearly 700 installation at home and abroad. awards ceremony, the judges praised independently operated community- Just about anywhere you find NPR for “the best coverage of based public radio stations and yourself, you’ll find NPR. September 11 and the best radio multiple satellite broadcasters coverage we have ever heard.” NPR’s flagship morning and evening around the world. Our member newsmagazines, Morning Edition stations, in turn, serve their listeners and All Things Considered, are the with a diverse combination of national most widely distributed public radio and locally produced programs. programs and among the most- Just as NPR is privately supported, listened-to radio shows in America. with 40-50 percent of the annual They stand out in their breadth operating budget coming from and depth of global reporting, corporate underwriting, grants, and commentary, and storytelling.

NPR Annual Report 2001 | 1 letter from our president

Extraordinary events in America and the world beyond redefined our service to the nation in unexpected ways this past year. Throughout, we delivered programming that reinforced our mission to educate and engage audiences around the world.

On September 11, 2001, our mission and the power of our medium crystallized. Along with our member stations, we were there for millions of people, in a capacity of connection and context. Weaving the calamitous cascade of news with personal stories, music, poetry, and compelling talk, we brought listeners facts, analysis, and insightful commentary as no other media could.

The value of our service to the nation echoed in the thousands of listener letters, phone calls, and e-mails we received after the terrorist attacks. Again and again, listeners told us that our serious journalism and music programming were their lifelines, bringing solace and comfort to them and their communities.

Also in this past year, audiences came in unprecedented numbers to public radio stations across the country. This growth occurred across all programming genres — newsmagazines, talk, and entertainment. Audiences tuned in to hear radio that anticipated their questions, rewarded their curiosities, and touched their spirits.

We strongly believe in the power of public radio to help citizens in the act of daily democracy through high-quality radio programming. We treat listeners as equal companions in a continuum of values and ideas that can enlighten, enliven, and entertain us on our journeys as citizens in times both troubled and peaceful.

We thank you and hope you will continue to listen and support us in our important public service work.

Sincerely,

Kevin Klose President and CEO

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Deploying over 300 highly 9/11 and Beyond With our team of reporters, experienced reporters, editors, Across the nation people producers, and engineers in place directors, producers, engineers, witnessed the horrific terrorist in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and around and managers, NPR News is a attacks of September 11 in stunned the Middle East, we closely followed premier 24-hour, 7-days-a-week, disbelief. But at NPR, the incidents the military action itself, its impact on news service. NPR News, based in left little time for emotions. The the people of Afghanistan, its spillover Washington, DC, works with 17 nation was listening. effects in the region of conflict, and national bureaus and 11 foreign the political reactions around the NPR News reinvented itself in a bureaus. We marshal the resources world. Our domestic reporting matter of hours – quickly organizing of member stations around the examined the myriad possible threats new news beats, mobilizing staff in country to generate news to homeland security and the new and around central Asia, and programming that has more defenses being put into place, the developing extensive editorial plans breadth and depth than any readiness of cities and towns to cope to be able to react quickly as events other broadcast news source. with biological warfare, the search for continued to unfold. That first day, other potential terrorists, questions The blend of national and as the country’s air traffic system about civil liberties, and the toll the international coverage that NPR was shut down, the borders closed events and anticipation of future News provides has proven irresistible and government offices evacuated, events are taking on Americans and to, and earned the loyalty of, millions NPR moved rapidly to offer the first the U.S. economy. who consistently tune to NPR News of several days of unprecedented during the week and on weekends. In 24-hour live news coverage. We drew As the shockwaves resonated this past year more people than ever on the resources and reporting of throughout America, listeners relied on NPR News for their daily many of our member stations around searched for comfort and solace in information. Reflective of the intense the country, particularly New York’s music and human expressions. news cycle following the events of WNYC, Boston’s WBUR, San NPR’s cultural division carefully September 11, 2001, NPR audiences Francisco’s KQED, Philadelphia’s created hours of programming grew at historic rates from fall 2000 WHYY, and Washington’s WAMU appropriate for the aftermath and to fall 2001. This growth came on top to extend our hours of broadcast. Special Correspondent Susan of the jump in the number of listeners We created 182 hours of additional Stamberg explored the concept of who tuned in to NPR during the programming between September 11 forgiveness in conversations with coverage of the extended presidential and the end of the year, most in religious leaders. She talked with election of 2000. Morning Edition with September and October. With a some of America’s best-known artists Bob Edwards grew from 10.7 to 13 nationwide network of news reporters and musicians about the importance million weekly listeners; All Things at member stations, NPR was able of music and art in times of crisis. Considered increased from 9.8 million to reflect widely how the nation was A grieving nation found in NPR a to nearly 11.9 million; and Talk of the responding to the attacks and what source of calm and restraint imparted Nation jumped 40 percent to 3 million listeners were thinking and in music and information to help our listeners. Most of these listeners have experiencing. nation sort through the trauma. stayed with us, even as radio listening in general is declining and Americans have ever more media choices.

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Our website, npr.org, proved to Revealing a New importance of global awareness and be a meaningful and necessary Talk of the Nation the extent to which events in the complement to our broadcast When Americans want to be a part of farthest reaches of our planet can coverage. The site provided special the national conversation, they turn to affect our lives. In addition to ongoing coverage of the mobilization against Talk of the Nation, NPR’s news-talk coverage, special international terrorism, the investigation into the show. In 2001, 25-year-NPR-veteran reporting included: attacks in America, the world’s Neal Conan joined Talk of the Nation President Putin Speaks with reaction, analysis of the economic as host and now leads an exciting America: In November 2001, costs of the events, personal stories, exchange of ideas and opinions on NPR’s Robert Siegel hosted a historic and updates on air travel, in addition the issues that dominate the news — and unprecedented — interview to a complete audio archive of NPR landscape. Politics, public service, and call-in program with Russian coverage, slide shows of the images, education, religion, music, healthcare President Vladimir Putin. This was essays, and additional resources. – Talk of the Nation offers listeners the only interview President Putin the opportunity to join enlightening For our international audiences, the granted during his trip to the United discussions with notable guests listening experience was no different. States and the first time a Russian from around the world. Through the reach of npr.org and leader has taken questions directly NPR Worldwide, our international Neal became the new host of Talk of from the American public. Before and distribution network, we generated the Nation on September 10. When after the conversation, a panel of our largest global audiences ever. the terrorist attacks hit America the foreign affairs experts, NPR reporters, On the day of the attacks, the Armed next day, Neal’s strengths in covering and listeners discussed Putin’s Forces Network dropped its regular breaking news were once again meetings with President Bush and programming and ran NPR’s live immediately apparent. Talk of the the impact of recent events on U.S.- coverage. Radio stations around Nation expanded to four hours a day Russian relations and America’s the world, from South Africa to for the first few weeks of the crisis broader foreign policy strategies. Ireland, suspended their own local and, in the first week, Neal and his Global Issues and Special programming to bring NPR directly staff also filled out the around-the- Coverage: Our ongoing breaking to their listeners. clock coverage by returning to the news coverage and analysis of air at 10 pm. By combining intelligent news international arms control and reporting, insightful analysis, regional conflicts throughout the essays, conversations, poetry, and International News world included the continued music, NPR provided consistently Coverage Highlights clashes in Iraq, South Asia, Africa, outstanding coverage of the Over the years, NPR has devoted and Northern Ireland. These stories September 11 terrorist attacks and considerable resources to foreign were complemented by extensive their aftermath. The remarkable power news coverage as an important background reporting on global and reach of our coverage was borne service to our listeners, and not only issues, including a four-part series out by the thousands of letters and in times of crisis. This commitment to on the proposed U.S. missile emails from listeners at home and international reporting, which typically defense program and its potential abroad, who tuned in to or logged comprises one-third of NPR’s total reverberations abroad. Other special on to NPR and found thorough and news coverage, stems from an areas of coverage included AIDS and remarkably restrained reporting. unwavering belief in the fundamental the developing world, as well as an in-

NPR Annual Report 2001 | 4 depth examination of globalization coverage of the conference by any and another beat to follow issues and its effects — not only on markets, media organization. surrounding the environment and nation-states, and technologies, but management of public lands in the Recent changes and additions to also on the environment, agriculture, West. Other broad areas of our foreign news desk will further health, human rights, and the cultural coverage include: enhance the breadth and scope of heritage of diverse populations. reporting in the future. We shifted Education: Long a critical issue for Middle East: As with all our our chief arms control and nuclear Americans, education incorporates reporting, NPR’s goal in covering the proliferation correspondent from New elements as diverse as race, religion, Middle East is to report with care and York to Los Angeles, where he will economic equality, immigration, family accuracy. As the conflict and violence easily be able to turn his attention to structure, and parental power. During escalated, NPR reported on how it the nuclear and strategic threats the year, NPR particularly focused on spread beyond the borders of Israel emanating from Asia and beyond. the critical problems of urban schools and Palestine. We continue to look at In addition, we designated a new — where poverty and socioeconomic how the struggle develops and how reporter in Beirut, Lebanon. disparities have crushing effects. Our it affects the lives and thinking coverage included reports on the of those on both sides. Our reports implementation of the nation’s first Domestic Issues Reporting focus on the issues of territory, state-wide voucher program, state The thorough and sensitive treatment settlements, water, human rights, takeovers of local school systems, the given to NPR’s international reporting and all those who suffer. growing development of alternative is also applied to national reporting. schooling, and a five-part series Racism and the Modern World: Our reports explore such issues as focusing on the critical importance of NPR devoted extensive coverage education, business, politics, public literacy in helping young people in September 2001 to the United policy, and culture. Our coverage also navigate the path to adulthood. Also Nations Conference on Racism, helps to inform the public debate this past year, in an effort to further Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia over controversial issues, such as broaden the scope of our educational and Related Intolerances, in South welfare reform and race relations, coverage, NPR brought on board an Africa. In preparation for the meeting, while putting a human face on the additional education reporter based NPR did a series of reports on the anonymous statistics that so often on the West Coast, to help provide issues that would shape the dominate national news. perspective on education issues in conference — Zionism as racism, In addition to our regular areas of that changing region. the caste system in India, continued coverage and our extensive reporting racism in South Africa, racism in Health Care: The availability, or lack in the wake of September 11, NPR Japan, slavery in Mauritania, thereof, of health care in America closely followed two new areas of European racism, the issue of remained a major theme in NPR’s concern — interpreting the results of reparations for former slaves and a coverage. Because cultural barriers the 2000 Census and election reform number of other in-depth pieces from and immigration issues often keep occurring in the wake of the 2000 NPR’s science and cultural desks. people from obtaining treatment or presidential election. We also created To cover the conference itself, NPR a medical understanding of their additional reporting beats, one deployed a team of an editor, three illnesses, our reporters explored devoted to the global relationship reporters, and an engineer. In doing innovations undertaken by health between agriculture and business, so, NPR provided the most extensive clinics, HMOs, and entire

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communities — Native American The Environment: NPR’s Religion: In 2001, NPR’s religion populations, for example — to environmental reporting spanned a reporting ranged from a look at the improve access to health care variety of topics this year, focusing social services provided by Los services. In a special series on the especially on issues concerning Angeles “megachurches,” to the state of the nation’s public health energy, water and air pollution, urban controversy over Attorney General system, NPR explored life and health sprawl, land-use policies, and smart John Ashcroft’s intraoffice prayer status in Appalachia, chronicled the growth. Our reporters analyzed the services, to Pope John Paul II’s visit nation’s neglected public health current state of scientific research to the Omayyad Mosque amid a infrastructure, and examined the into a variety of environmental issues growing relationship between government’s latest attempts to and problems and, as a new Catholics and Muslims. NPR also address these problems. administration came into office, produced an informal and prescient closely followed the subsequent series focusing on Islam in America. Science and Technology: NPR’s policy manifestations of a new This special series sought to address science desk continued to help governmental attitude toward those issues arising from growing listeners interpret rapid changes in environmental stewardship. NPR Muslim populations in communities technology and significant discoveries offered extensive reporting on forest across the country. It considered the in science and medicine, along with preservation issues, particularly with challenges involved in practicing Islam their complex implications. NPR regard to federally owned lands, and in the United States and the ways in documented how advances in updates on the recovery of areas which many young and female biotechnology are affecting forensic affected in recent years by Muslims are redefining their faith. science, the mapping of the human environmental disasters. We created genome, and agriculture, while our Race Relations: Through balanced, an entirely new reporting beat technology reporters looked at new candid, and intelligent feature devoted to the management of applications, the place of intellectual reporting, NPR’s race relations beat America’s public lands, a topic that property rights vis-à-vis new continued to explore and challenge extends considerably beyond a purely technologies, and the role of ideas of race, including its political, environmental point of reference and technology in our nation’s critical economic, social, and philosophical involves government, politics, power, transportation, communication, and implications. Our coverage exploitation, innovation, and changing other utility infrastructures. Among an contributed to an effective dialogue ways of life around the country. array of computer technology aimed at helping our listeners better NPR also continued its unique Radio reporting, our coverage examined understand this persistent American Expeditions partnership with the those still struggling to cross the dilemma and, ultimately, become part National Geographic Society to help “digital divide” — those with lower of developing solutions. Coverage raise public awareness about incomes, less education, and over reflected the reality that race is not a threatened environments and wildlife the age of 60. NPR also produced a black-and-white issue, but rather a by exploring some of the most series on the use of new technologies multi-hued tapestry. Some of the interesting and important field aimed at preventing medical errors. reports during the year examined the research sites in the world. internal conflicts among certain Asian communities and the sometimes tense relationship between African-Americans and Christian African immigrants.

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Cultural events frame the news of NPR Jazz week’s news against the clever people’s lives in personal and For over 30 years, NPR has been minds of host Peter Sagal and immediate ways. In 2001, NPR’s synonymous with great jazz. In 2001, guest celebrities from the news and cultural presentations attracted new we continued to provide public radio entertainment worlds. Contestants listeners and earned across-the- stations across the country with vie for the ultimate prize: NPR board audience increases. NPR weekly jazz programming and newscaster Carl Kasell’s voice on remains an island in the broadcast supplemented our samplings on air their home answering machines. ocean of cultural expression often via nprjazz.org, including the addition NPR also launched the new Wait overlooked by mainstream media: of a coast-to-coast jazz events Wait…Don’t Tell Me! Web site, a classical and jazz music, humor, calendar. NPR’s JazzSet also fan-favorite, including the “Which satire, and literature. NPR’s cultural welcomed Grammy and Tony Award- Newsmaker was That?” game, only content – on the air, online, and winning vocalist Dee Dee Bridgewater at npr.org. Also in 2001, the cast and within news programs – reflects as host and toasted 2002 with a New crew of Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me! America and its many voices, Years’ Eve broadcast live from four took the show on the road. They nourishing minds and spirits. Here are locations across the country. teamed-up with four NPR member a few examples of the arts, music, stations (some multiple times) to and entertainment programs heard by produce sold-out live remote The Story of SymphonyCast nearly seven million listeners in 2001: broadcasts that exemplified NPR’s In 2001, NPR created a entertaining side. And this year, the remarkable new weekly program: show reached one-million weekly Sound Journey with SymphonyCast. The program is the listeners — a milestone that, from Performance Today first to bring signature performances all signs, is only the beginning. Classical music is a living, breathing by the world’s finest orchestras into art form with meaning and resonance one comprehensive weekly series. for our lives today — “something SymphonyCast features notable Talking About Car Talk always changing and evolving and symphonic events — the hails and The hijinks and clever car tips of Car astounding and, at its best, farewells as well as the compelling Talk delighted listeners each week. revolutionary,” says Performance celebrations of artistic, historic, and Tom and Ray’s bag of tricks included Today host Fred Child. The award- musical significance. Korva Coleman stories such as one about the winning daily, two-hour program hosts the program, combining the ‘gentleman’ who wondered if he makes the concert hall experience personalities and passion behind should clean out his car before a first immediate and accessible for well some of the world’s greatest music. date or just own up to being the slob over one million Americans. From that he is. After that episode, Car our annual concert observance of Talk’s more than three million listeners The Eager Await the birth of Dr. Martin Luther King, safely wiped the sweat off their brows Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me! Jr., to our travels to the Grand Teton as one of many of life’s key worries With considerable “buzz” across the Music Festival in Jackson Hole, was solved. country and a rapidly burgeoning fan Wyoming, to take part in a raucous base, NPR’s weekly hour-long quiz Fourth of July celebration, program Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me! is Performance Today took listeners on a true success story. Each week, fans a journey of sound in 2001. tune in to test their knowledge of the

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NPR in the Online World online staff works with NPR’s news In 2001, npr.org launched In Every day, thousands of listeners department to supplement and Rehearsal, a Web-only companion augment their NPR experience with expand the reach of the stories heard to musical segments heard in our a visit to npr.org, a place that brings on our newsmagazines. newsmagazines. In Rehearsal is a our broadcast coverage into full color, multimedia Web show that takes NPR’s collaborations with member adding even more depth and context visitors behind the scenes into the stations help create more in-depth to our on-air programming. musical creative process. Through a and inspired programming online. rich mix of constantly expanding A resource for your busy life, npr.org A seamless integration of npr.org and audio, video, photography and text, delivers programming on your the sites of member stations enable In Rehearsal presents the artistic schedule. Log on if you missed a npr.org visitors to “localize” by process of musicians from different story or if you just want to hear a entering their zip code or local station traditions arranging, rehearsing, and story again. On a daily basis, NPR call letters. In one easy step, users performing. makes all segments from our are able to view their local station newsmagazines, including interstitial program schedules, news headlines, music, available online. By doing so, and audio streams alongside Serving NPR’s Global Audience npr.org has accumulated nearly npr.org’s content. NPR’s international partners in seven years of on-demand audio in a cable, satellite, and short-wave All Songs Considered, NPR’s free archive that listeners and users services make NPR accessible award-winning, Web-only show, can access 24/7. The Web site also almost anywhere in the world. brings listeners songs and sounds provides audio files of the NPR hourly NPR Worldwide broadcasts to of the diverse music excerpted and newscasts, an audio digest of current listeners on land, at sea, in the sky, played between segments on NPR news stories, and a 24-hour stream and even on mountaintops. news programs. Some of these featuring some of NPR’s most pieces of music have made their way With 4.5 million Americans living popular programs. In addition, npr.org onto an All Songs Considered CD, abroad and millions of other users can find their local NPR available exclusively through NPR’s English-speakers overseas, we member station, read more about online shop. send our award-winning, standard- NPR personalities, and listen to setting news and entertainment unique Web-only programming. A jazz fan’s gold mine, nprjazz.org, programming to the far reaches of gives Web surfers numerous new Listeners are curious and often desire the Earth, growing loyal audiences features. Among them is “This Week more information about the topics from Europe to Asia, and now in in Jazz,” a weekly look at the people covered in NPR-produced news Africa. NPR is heard on over 140 and events in jazz history tied to magazines. Through npr.org users can radio stations in more than 55 upcoming jazz happenings, and a find and discover such information. countries around the world and is jazz events calendar highlighting jazz Using slide shows, photos, text, links, available in over 25 million satellite performances in communities around discussion boards, video, and homes and 7 million cable homes. the nation. exclusive-to-the-Web audio, NPR

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In addition to our programming, Our strength is in the numbers we provide a full range of and in the content, and we work in customized services that support leadership and partnership with our our membership in their efforts to member stations to build a strong increase revenue, audience, and lasting presence for public radio. public service, and value to their Our member stations are licensed to communities. Our support services community organizations, local range from on- and off-air marketing school boards, other local institutions, and fundraising promotion to and public and private universities representation on Capitol Hill. NPR and colleges. These member stations represents membership to Congress give their listeners a blend of NPR and governmental agencies in programming with innovative, locally matters as diverse and essential as produced material that connects transitioning audio broadcasting from listeners to their communities and analog to high-quality digital format, the world-at-large. and securing more FM spectrum to allow additional radio frequency for public service broadcasters.

NPR Annual Report 2001 | 9 what’s next? new initiatives in 2001-2002

NPR West The Tavis Smiley Show The Motley Fool Radio Show NPR realized a long-held vision in from NPR Audiences are listening and early 2002 – to establish a stronger Public radio listeners are hearing laughing all the way to the bank presence on the West Coast. We a bold, new voice and a fresh with The Motley Fool Radio Show. purchased two buildings totaling perspective on The Tavis Smiley This latest offering from NPR features 40,000 square feet in Culver City, Show, a daily, one-hour magazine the unusual style and hard-wired wit California, to serve as our largest hosted by the accomplished author of brothers David and Tom Gardner facility outside of our Washington, and activist. The first new daily show as they talk about all things related DC, headquarters. NPR West will produced at NPR in almost a to money. be a resource for broadening, generation, The Tavis Smiley Show A weekly, one-hour production, diversifying, and strengthening has begun a new conversation with The Motley Fool Radio Show NPR’s coverage in a way that NPR listeners. Tavis’s trademark engages everyone from the novice reflects the ethnic diversity, cultural passion and energy fuel his show, investor to the most experienced dynamism, and vibrancy of the West. which features provocative stockbroker. Its lively blend of listener discussions, commentary, and NPR West will play a key role in call-ins, guest interviews, and games reports on everything from politics NPR’s ongoing efforts to provide deal with everything from getting out to pop culture and education to entirely new viewpoints on the of debt and paying for college to the technology. important issues affecting our lives. pitfalls of mutual funds and how to Coverage heard by over 20 million The Tavis Smiley Show is the result invest in the stock market. The listeners, including on our flagship of an ongoing collaboration between program is now heard on more than newsmagazines Morning Edition and NPR and a consortium of African 80 stations, including KCRW in Santa All Things Considered, as well as on American public radio stations, Monica, KUHF in Houston, KJZZ in our hourly newscasts throughout the including WCLK-FM in Atlanta, GA; Phoenix, and WCPN in Cleveland. day and night, will be enriched by the WNCU-FM in Durham, NC; WJSU advent of NPR West. In addition, the in Jackson, MS; and WEAA in center will be home to the members Baltimore, MD. In just a few months, of the Los Angeles News Bureau and the show’s carriage has grown to the staff of The Tavis Smiley Show – include more than 40 stations. NPR’s first program to initiate from Among those stations are: WHYY-FM the West Coast. In 2003, NPR will in Philadelphia, WNYC-AM in New expand our service and audience York City, KUOW-FM in Seattle, and even further by launching a major KPCC-FM in Los Angeles. new program from NPR West, a new midday magazine. The establishment of NPR West is a statement of NPR’s dedication to a broad and diverse reporting base and to extending our scope of coverage on a national and international scale.

NPR Annual Report 2001 | 10 Collaborating with PBS newsmagazines that might once Our Future for NOW with Bill Moyers have been reserved for Performance In the coming years, NPR’s ceaseless In early 2002, NPR launched its first Today or other cultural programming. drive to provide the nation’s best regular television collaboration, This reorganization will help NPR programming will be matched only a PBS weekly newsmagazine called connect with new audiences for the by our audience’s ceaseless demand NOW with Bill Moyers. This cutting- arts, and for NPR’s exemplary music for more. By building on events that edge program presents perspectives programming, through the broad shaped our nation in 2001, NPR and analysis on current events, reach of our award-winning will move forward as the broadcast issues, and ideas shaping our world. newsmagazines. media choice of millions. We will Enabling PBS to draw on the editorial bring new voices and new resources and journalistic strength of perspectives to our national The Newest Sound NPR News and some of public programming, working with member at NPR: Satellite Radio radio’s brightest talent, NOW offers stations to expand and diversify NPR is moving boldly into a new NPR another platform for bringing in audiences. Our signature on-air style, era, providing some of the best in new audiences. robust relationship with member public radio programming on digital stations, and intellectually demanding satellite radio. In February 2002, a audiences will continue to make NPR Reaching New Audiences vision to expand the reach of public an oasis in American media. for Arts, Music, and radio became reality as we began Entertainment Programming distributing two 24-hour channels — In late 2001, NPR began a broad NPR Talk and NPR Now, through review and reorganization of cultural Sirius Satellite Radio, making public programming, a review that began radio more accessible than ever. with extensive research of member NPR Talk presents some of public station needs. We learned that radio’s best local and national call-in stations value national programming shows, including Talk of the Nation, that provides what stations cannot do The Diane Rehm Show, and Forum locally – such as live broadcasts of from KQED in San Francisco. major classical music artists and orchestras in performance – and they NPR Now features a combination of desire the inclusion of more cultural news and entertainment programs, features on NPR’s newsmagazines. public radio favorites including Car To serve these needs, NPR has Talk, Wait Wait...Don’t Tell Me!, and reorganized cultural programming Fresh Air, plus a host of programs and cultural news staffs into three from local stations and independent units that are collaborating to producers. NPR Now’s distinct produce high-quality arts and programming is defining the sound entertainment programming and of NPR in a new way. features. We added a music editor to our news staff, and are adapting segments for the

NPR Annual Report 2001 | 11 npr financials

NPR: Unique Financial When NPR’s fiscal year began on September 11 and to bring our Challenges October 1, 2000, the world was listeners reactions and perspectives watching the United States enter from around the world in our NPR is a private non-profit another election cycle with relative Peabody Award-winning coverage in organization supported almost calm. Within weeks, the electoral the months that followed. Crucial entirely by its member stations process had become a dramatic support for NPR’s coverage of and private contributors. horse race. By the time NPR’s fiscal international news and special year ended on September 30, 2001, support for expanded coverage of Member stations provided 46% the world was profoundly changed the events following the September of NPR’s operating revenues in and at war. NPR was there 11 attacks was provided by a host of FY2001, a proportion that has throughout, not only due to the supporters, including the Corporation declined over the last decade. dedication of reporting, editorial, for Public Broadcasting, The Ford Contributions from private production, and support staffs, but Foundation, The John D. and foundations and corporate also because of the generous Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, underwriting supply most of contributors who made NPR’s Carnegie Corporation of New York, the balance, supporting NPR’s extended coverage of those Rockefeller Foundation, Geraldine R. domestic and worldwide news extraordinary events possible. Dodge Foundation, The Overbrook operations — making possible Despite additional costs associated Foundation, Rockefeller Brothers such signature programs as with the cliff-hanger election and the Fund, and The David and Barbara B. Morning Edition and All Things trauma of terrorism, we continued Hirshhorn Foundation. Considered — and a broad our trademark, in-depth coverage Even during this era of profound variety of cultural programming of news and events and the international political turmoil, a ranging from Performance presentation of first-rate cultural complex array of social, economic, Today to Car Talk. programming, thanks largely to the and environmental issues continue to generosity of the nation’s leading NPR receives no direct, warrant considerable public attention private foundations and corporate general operating support from because they bear direct relation to citizens. In fact, the support of private the Corporation for Public the strength of our communities and foundations strengthened NPR’s Broadcasting or any national quality of human life. Among those capacity to provide comprehensive or local government source. important national issues that and balanced coverage of events, Public radio stations receive remained a focus of our ongoing people, and issues that defined 2001. an average of 13% of their news coverage are education, health, revenue from the CPB. For NPR’s growing weekly listening and children, youth, and families. audience of 19.5 million people, we With the support of the Carnegie Competitive, special project know that international reporting Corporation of New York, The William grants from federally funded continues to rank as the highest T. Grant Foundation, and The Ewing entities such as the CPB, the interest among our core listeners. Marion Kauffman Foundation, NPR’s National Science Foundation, Most notably, with 11 foreign bureaus reporting on public education policy, and the National Endowments already in place, we were well youth development, and the for the Arts typically account for positioned to provide up-to-the- challenges of educating a culturally less than 2% of NPR’s revenues minute coverage of events on diverse population have continued to in any given year.

NPR Annual Report 2001 | 12 be significant components of our In 2001, NPR — with the help of In addition to grant commitments overall national coverage. NPR’s some generous foundation partners dedicated to specific areas of in-depth health coverage was — made great strides toward NPR’s coverage and programming, supported by The Robert Wood establishing NPR West, a state-of- NPR continued to benefit greatly Johnson Foundation and The Bill the-art production center in Los from the generosity of foundations and Melinda Gates Foundation — Angeles that will allow NPR to offer that provided unrestricted funding. two foundations that have been new programming and perspectives Since that kind of support continues instrumental in helping NPR to to listeners around the world. to be the most difficult to secure, educate listeners about a host of Leadership support from The David we are particularly appreciative of domestic and global health issues, and Lucile Packard Foundation, The Benjamin Spencer Fund, respectively. Similarly, The Annie E. The James Irvine Foundation, and The W. K. Kellogg Foundation, Casey Foundation’s grant in support The William and Flora Hewlett and The Freedom Forum for their of our reporting on child, family, and Foundation, made it possible for us support in 2001. community issues has made NPR’s to move forward with our historic Contributions and corporate coverage richer and deeper. expansion — and our largest underwriting reached $46.4 million programming facility outside of our NPR’s environmental reporting has in FY 2001 and represented 44% of Washington, DC, headquarters and a long been a mainstay of NPR’s news NPR’s total operating revenue for the back-up facility should a devastating coverage, critical to our mission to year. Although NPR continues to situation arise in Washington. create a more informed public. In operate on a balanced budget, it has 2001, we established a separate NPR’s cultural programming also has not been immune to the economic public lands beat to cover the benefited from the generosity of a slowdown that began in 2000. Such myriad conflicts over policy and number of philanthropic partners. conditions can have an adverse and practice pertaining to public lands, Our series on the icons of American almost immediate affect on NPR’s particularly in the West, that serves culture, “Present at the Creation,” contributed operating revenues. as one element of our multifaceted was supported by the National As a result, NPR has undertaken a environmental reporting. NPR is Endowment for the Arts. The NEA number of “belt-tightening” measures tremendously grateful to The has also been a champion of designed to ensure that NPR’s Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, Performance Today, NPR’s program public service will not falter. These the Turner Foundation, the Bullit showcasing classical music from include the refinancing of NPR’s Foundation, and the Brainerd around the world. Other supporters headquarters in Washington, DC, Foundation for their support of include the Robert W. Woodruff at an annual savings of $1 million. our environmental reporting work. Foundation, Rockefeller Brothers However, the only long-term solution Foundation support for our Fund, and the Recording Industries is to build new and diverse financial other science and technology Music Performance Trust Funds. resources, including the NPR programming, including Talk of the NPR’s diverse jazz programming — Endowment Fund for Excellence Nation Science Friday and reporting from JazzSet to Jazz Profiles to and the Fund for New Initiatives. on the newsmagazines, included Jazz at Lincoln Center — simply grants from The Noyce Foundation, would not have been possible The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, without the support of the Doris and The Dibner Fund. Duke Charitable Foundation.

NPR Annual Report 2001 | 13 npr financials

“Clearly, for the future financial To accelerate the NPR Foundation’s well-being of major institutions endowment-building efforts, the serving the greater community Trustees established the NPR into perpetuity, endowment funds President’s Council in early 2000 must be established and grown as a national group of major in order to provide the base donors and public radio advocates. strength required in an ever The President’s Council had raised changing world.” over $600,000 for the Endowment as of September 30, 2001. The Lee Walcott, Managing President’s Council weekend-long Director, The Ahmanson meetings, held at NPR and other Foundation, upon awarding a locations around the country, grant to the NPR Endowment featured panel discussions with Fund for Excellence NPR on-air correspondents and personalities and other activities unique to the meeting sites. The NPR Foundation is charged with just such a mission — to build During FY 2001, over $5 million in a substantial endowment to help gifts and pledges was added to the insulate NPR from harsh economic Endowment, including a $1 million times and generate funds for new challenge grant from NPR Foundation initiatives that might otherwise be Chair John Herrmann and his wife deferred or foregone. The NPR Anne and $500,000 from the Kresge Foundation Trustees are community Foundation. By year’s end, the total and corporate leaders from across of gifts and pledges raised for the the nation who are passionate about Endowment totaled over $22.3 NPR’s commitment to fostering the million. In addition, the NPR more informed populace essential to Foundation contributed $1 million the democratic process. The Trustees in a combination of Endowment provide volunteer fundraising revenue and outright gifts to NPR leadership and contribute their own to support such projects as the New resources to help build the NPR Program Fund and NPR2, NPR’s Endowment Fund for Excellence. new satellite radio division.

NPR Annual Report 2001 | 14 national public radio and npr foundation year ended september 30, 2001

Statement of Activities Statement of Financial Position

Unrestricted Revenues Current Assets Membership Dues $1,930,370 Cash and Cash Equivalents $1,411,938 Programming Fees 46,173,696 Receivables, Short-term 20,913,854 Grants and Contributions 1 54,583,211 Investments, Short-term 33,799,239 Distribution Services 2 7,661,523 Inventory 1,052,428 Other 2,970,230 Prepaid and Other Expenses 1,639,556 Total Unrestricted Revenues 113,319,030 Total Current Assets 58,817,015

Expenses Property and Equipment, NET 40,001,278 News and Information 38,498,655 Cultural Programming 6,494,755 Other Assets Distribution and Satellite System Replacement 11,863,811 Receivables, Long-term 2,357,250 NPR Online 3,644,095 Investments, Long-term 27,016,646 Member and Program Services 3,433,945 Deferred Financing Costs 616,359 Engineering and Information Technology 12,101,781 Total Other Assets 29,990,255 NPR2 1,791,933 Programming Center 3,373,989 Total Assets 128,808,548 Development 3 2,860,268 General Administration 19,530,044 Liabilities and Net Assets Donated Goods and Services 1,237,413 Current Liabilities Total Expenses 104,830,689 Cash Overdrafts 1,407,614 Accounts Payable 2,080,621 Change in Unrestricted Net Assets 8,488,341 Bonds Payable, Current 800,000 Accrued Expenses 10,170,671 Temporarily Restricted Grants and Contributions Accrued Interest Payable 165,960 Restricted for Future Use 8,587,410 Deferred Revenues 3,129,094 Released from Restriction for Current Use (10,233,712) Total Current Liabilities 17,753,960 Change in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets (1,646,302) Bonds Payable, Long-Term 37,100,000 Change in Net Assets from Operations 6,842,039 Interest Rate Swap Contract 1,956,379 Total Liabilities 56,810,339 Unrealized Loss on Swap Contracts 1,956,379 Early Redemption of 1992 Bonds 3,934,255 Net Assets Change in Net Assets 951,405 Unrestricted 1 58,556,381 Permanently Restricted Grants and Contributions 2,000,968 Temporarily Restricted 2 11,440,860 Permanently Restricted 3 2,000,968 Net Assets, Beginning of Year 71,046,804 Total Net Assets 71,998,209 Net Assets, End of Year $71,998,209 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $128,808,548

1 Includes Donated Goods and Services, gifts to the NPR Foundation and $3.5M CPB grant for 1 Unrestricted net assets have met or do not have any donor-imposed restrictions satellite replacement. 2 Temporarily restricted net assets are restricted by the donor for future use. 2 Includes conference fees; tapes and transcript services; and investment income from NPR 3 Permanently restricted net assets are restricted by the donor in perpetuity Foundation, NPR, and Distribution. 3 Includes $542,276 for NPR Foundation.

NPR Annual Report 2001 | 15 revenues in millions

Grants and Contributions(a) 48.2% $54.58

Programming Fees 40.7% $46.17

Distribution Services 6.8% $7.66

Other(b) 2.6% $2.97

Membership Dues 1.7% $1.93 $ $5 $10 $15 $20 $25 $30 $35 $40 $45 $50 $55

(a) includes $1,237,413 in donated goods & services, $3,503,383 CPB grant for satellite replacement, and $5,721,568 in gifts to the NPR Foundation. (b) includes conference fees; tapes and transcript services; and investment income from NPR Foundation, NPR, and Distribution. expenses in millions

News and Information 37.7% $39.50

General Administration 18.6% $19.53

Engineering and Information Tech. 11.5% $12.10

Distribution Services 11.3% $11.86

Cultural Programming 6.2% $6.50

NPR Online 3.6% $3.74

Member and Program Services 3.4% $3.52

Programming Center 3.2% $3.37

Development(a) 2.7% $2.86

NPR2 1.8% $1.85 $ $4 $8 $12 $16 $20 $24 $28 $32 $36 $40

(a) includes $542,276 for the NPR Foundation.

NPR Annual Report 2001 | 16 npr officers

Kevin Klose Donald Lockett Bruce Drake Margaret Low Smith President and Chief Executive Vice President and Chief Vice President for News and Vice President for Programming Officer Technology Officer Information Kathryn R. Dole Kenneth P. Stern Kathleen D. Jackson Michael R. Starling Vice President for National Affairs Executive Vice President Vice President for Human Vice President for Engineering Maria Thomas Jay Kernis Resources and Operations Vice President for Online Senior Vice President for Neal A. Jackson James B. Elder Dana Davis Rehm Programming Vice President for Legal Affairs, Vice President for Finance and Vice President for Member and Peter J. Loewenstein General Counsel and Secretary Administration, Chief Financial Program Services Officer and Treasurer Vice President for Distribution Murray L. Horwitz Richard A. Smith Barbara A. Hall Vice President for Celeste A. James Assistant Treasurer Vice President for Development Cultural Programming Vice President for Communications Michelle Shanahan Assistant Secretary

npr foundation board of trustees

Officers Trustees Elaine L. LeBuhn Alison Ross John A Herrmann, Jr. Emily H. Altschul New York, NY Atherton, CA Chair New York, NY John N. Lilly Jeffrey R. Sechrest New York, NY Richard N. Borenstein Minneapolis, MN New York, NY Carolyn S. Bucksbaum San Rafael, CA Barbara Linhart Arthur I. Segel Vice Chair Dan Ciampa New York, NY Brookline, MA Chicago, IL Wellesley, MA Lyle Logan Jonah Shacknai Paul Ginsburg Sukey R. Garcetti Chicago, IL Phoenix, AZ Vice Chair Los Angeles, CA Stuart E. Lucas Esther Silver-Parker Ross, CA Harriett Gold Chicago, IL New York, NY Susan B. King Los Angeles, CA Joseph C. McNay Judith Zee Steinberg and Vice Chair Boston, MA Paul Hoenmans Durham, NC Steven Grand-Jean San Francisco, CA Robert M. Montgomery, Jr. Co-Chairs, NPR President’s Council William J. Poorvu West Palm Beach. FL Aspen, CO Vice Chair James Robinson Hedges, IV Naples, FL Thomas A. Moore Howard H. Stevenson Cambridge, MA Cambridge, MA Peter N. Heydon Princeton, NJ Barbara A. Hall Bernee D.L. Strom Executive Director and Ann Arbor, MI Roland D. Pampel Essex, CT Kirkland, WA Vice President for Development, Lisa A. Hook NPR Washington, DC Patricia M. Papper Roselyne C. Swig San Francisco, CA James B. Elder Lou C. Kerr Miami, FL Treasurer and Vice President for Oklahoma City, OK Jane V. Peyrouse Susan H. Turben Kirtland Hills, OH Administration and Finance, NPR Mark J. Kington Boston, MA Charles H. Warner Lois Gardiner Clark Alexandria, VA Norman S. Portenoy New York, NY Secretary and Senior Development Harlan P. Kleiman Washington, DC Associate, NPR Sausalito, CA Jim R. Porter Ex Officio Timothy K. Krauskopf Chicago, IL Downers Grove, IL Lee Ramer Kevin Klose President and CEO, NPR Laura H. Lauder Los Angeles, CA Atherton, CA Jon Schwartz Chair, NPR Board of Directors

NPR Annual Report 2001 | 17 npr board of directors

Cephas Bowles Mark Handley Michael H. Lazar Mark Vogelzang General Manager, WBGO-FM President and General Manager, President and General Manager, President and General Manager, Newark, NJ WEVO-FM KXPR-FM WVPS-FM Paul Delaney Concord, NH Sacramento, CA Colchester, VT Washington, DC John A Herrmann, Jr. Don Mullally Jo Anne Wallace Jose A. Fajardo New York, NY Director of Broadcasting, WILL-FM Vice President and General Executive Vice President and Chief Dr. John H. Keiser Urbana, IL Manager, KQED-FM Operating Officer, WMFE-FM Springfield, MO James Paluzzi San Francisco, CA Orlando, FL Kevin Klose General Manager, KBSU-FM Vin Weber Bruce R. Haines Washington, DC Boise, ID Washington, DC General Manager, WBNI-FM Jon Schwartz Judith A. Winston Fort Wayne, IN General Manager, KUWR-FM Washington, DC Laramie, WY

non-board d/i committee members

Kimberly Haas Skip Pizzi Kenneth C. Pohlmann Jim Russell Eagle, PA Fairfax, VA Coral Gables, FL Los Angeles, CA

contributors to the npr annual fund January 1, 2001 to December 31, 2001

FOUNDATIONS, GOVERNMENT, $500,000 – $999,999 John S. and James L. Knight under $49,999 AND INDIVIDUALS Carnegie Corporation of New York* Foundation* Anonymous (2) $3 million + Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation* Charles Stewart Mott Foundation* Thomas W. and Joann S. Adler The Robert Wood Johnson W. Alton Jones Foundation, Inc.* National Endowment for the Arts Family Foundation Foundation* The Henry J. Kaiser Family The Rockefeller Foundation AKC Fund, Inc. The David and Lucile Packard Foundation* The Helen F. Whitaker Fund* Altenklingen Foundation Foundation* Ewing Marion Kauffman $50,000 – $99,999 The American Foundation for Foundation* Charitable Support, Inc. $1 million – $2,999,999 The American Architectural The Noyce Foundation* Foundation* The Anschutz Foundation Corporation for Public Babbitt Family Charitable Trust Broadcasting* $250,000 – $499,999 The Dibner Fund William T. Grant Foundation* The Overbrook Foundation Penelope and William Bardel Doris Duke Charitable Foundation* The Bayou Charitable Trust The Ford Foundation* Alfred P. Sloan Foundation* Recording Industries Music Robert W. Woodruff Foundation* Performance Trust Funds*† Frank and Lydia Bergen The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Foundation $100,000 – $249,999 Town Creek Foundation, Inc. Turner Foundation, Inc. Helen M. Blasco The James Irvine Foundation* The Annie E. Casey Foundation Cornelius N. Bliss Memorial Fund The John D. and Catherine T. Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation The Brainerd Foundation MacArthur Foundation* Freddie Mac Foundation* The Robyne and Herbert L. Camp The Pew Charitable Trusts* The Freedom Forum Charitable Foundation Wallace-Reader's Digest Funds* The George Gund Foundation*

NPR Annual Report 2001 | 18 contributors to the npr annual fund (cont.)

Colin M. Campbell John A. Sellon Charitable Glenmorangie Distillery Under $49,999 Donald Carnevale Residual Trust Information Builders ACE Computer Camp Howard P. Colhoun Family Caroline N. Sidnam Keane, Inc. Adaptive Path† Foundation Heidi and Pete Spencer Oxford Analytica† Alpha Books The Cowles Charitable Trust Kathleen O'Brien Straw and PBS† Association of Fundraising The Dick Family Foundation Thomas Straw PBS Professionals Ducommun and Gross Foundation Solon E. Summerfield Siemens Corporation The Atlantic Monthly† The Richard Eaton Foundation, Inc. Foundation, Inc. SmartMoney.Com Avalon Travel Publishing ExxonMobil Foundation Colleen Sweeney and Douglas Miller Verado Bantam Dell Publishing Group Fosdick Fund at the New York Thendara Foundation WebEx Barnes and Noble, Inc. Community Trust George & Louise Thornton Wellington Management Book† Walter Henry Freygang Foundation Charitable Foundation Company, LLP CBS Funding Exchange The Tides Foundation $100,000 – $249,999 The Communitarian Network Nancy J. Gallinger Caroline B. Tredway The Aircast Foundation Concord Records Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund Caroline Urvater The American Booksellers Cravinghome.com The Gottlieb Family Foundation Elaine and Alan G. Weiler Association East Side Digital Mary W. Harriman Foundation The Norman and Rosita Winston American Legacy Foundation eGrants.org The David and Barbara B. Foundation, Inc. CarFax Elektra Entertainment Group Hirschhorn Foundation, Inc.* The Wyss Foundation Dux Bed Eucalyptus Associates, Inc. The Holborn Foundation The Zeldin Family Foundation EBSCO Information Services† Fodor's Travel Publications Fox Point Limited JennJoe Fund of the Community CORPORATIONS AND Epicor Software General Motors Foundation of New Jersey ASSOCIATIONS Fairfax County Economic The J.M. Kaplan Fund, Inc. Development Authority Grand Teton Music Festival Keys Foundation $1 million – $2,999,999 Grove's Dictionaries, Inc.† † Industrial Developments Steven and Michele Kirsch Lexis Nexis Products Houston Grand Opera Association Sodexho International, Inc. Foundation Jiffy Lube Island Press Eliza and Kevin Klose Talbots Knopf TIAA-CREF Management Recruiters C.L.C. Kramer Foundation International Lindamood-Bell Learning Center Althea Langston $500,000 – $999,999 Universal Pictures Macalester College The Robert & Elaine LeBuhn AARP McMaster-Carr Supply Company USDA Office of Communication † Foundation, Inc. Archer Daniels Midland The Vanguard Group MIT Technology Review The Leighty Foundation Company Yahoo† Nation Books The Logan Foundation Audi National Association of Realtors Leon Lowenstein Foundation, Inc. Insurance.com $50,000 – $99,999 Nissan Parts & Service S. Edward Marder Family Massachusetts Mutual Life American Institute of Architects PBS Now Foundation Insurance Company Amnesty International Princeton University Press The Mayfield Fund Foundation Northwestern Mutual Life Avon Foundation Rendezvous Shipping at the Peninsula Community Foundation, Inc. Bryant College Rhino Records Foundation Rational Software Cabot Cheese Schimmel Piano Company† Stanley N. McInnis Raymond James Financial Services Calvert Group Sempra Energy The Middle Passage Foundation Saab Computer Associates Steinway & Sons† The Curtis and Edith Munson White Wave, Inc. Discovery Channel University of Pennsylvania Foundation Fox Home Video University of California Press $250,000 – $499,999 † National Philanthropic Trust Harper's Magazine USA Networks American Academy of Family Mannheim Steamroller National Geographic Society Physicians Warner Brothers Records NEC Foundation of America National Academy of Engineering BEA Systems, Inc. Ruth's Chris Steakhouse Lynn Nichols and Jim Gilchrist Borders Books and Music Pamela and William O'Connor Sunrise Assisted Living Buffalo Niagara Enterprise T. Rowe Price Jaya Rao Cysive Miriam Schocken Tyndale Publishing Duke Energy USInternetworking Gemini Automotive Centers US Open / USA Networks Working Assets Long Distance

NPR Annual Report 2001 | 19 npr legacy society individuals who have included NPR in their estate planning

Candye Andrus, M.D. Robin Hyerstay James Marsh Dr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Swanson Deborah S. Barry Susan B. King and Steve Glantz Elizabeth D. Marx Betty K. Tonsing, Ph.D. Gary Bush Charles Kissner and Ken and Mary Jo Miller Mark Wheeler and Robert Goldberg Caroline Orr-Kissner Roger B. Orloff Cynthia Johnson Daniel Greenberg and Ruth S. and Russell Kletzing Tom C. and Melinda J. Peters Peggy J. Williams Susan Steinhauser Cynthia Muss Lawrence Hugh W. Ripley Danae Loran Willson Barbara A. Hall Barbara S. Linhart Alison and Ken Ross Victoria J. York John A Herrmann, Jr. Stuart and Susan Lucas Fred Schenk

contributors to the npr endowment fund for excellence and the fund for new initiatives 1993-2001

$3 million + Avril and Tom Moore Fleishman-Hillard, Inc. Amgen, Inc. The John D. and Catherine T. The Estate of Elizabeth Moreno The Estate of Leah Fred Arent, Fox, Kintner, Plotkin & Kahn MacArthur Foundation New Prospect Foundation Harriett and Richard Gold Lucy and Peter Ascoli $1 million – $2,999,999 Pittway Corporation Charitable Guest Services Judith Barnard and Michael Fain Anonymous (1) Foundation Irving Harris Foundation Libby Marshall-Beasley and Jim Carolyn and Matthew Bucksbaum Raymond James Financial Services Mele Howland and Tim Krauskopf Beasley Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Susan and John Turben Hughes Communications Nancy and Robert Berger The Ford Foundation L.C. and Margaret Walker Susanne and Nelson Joyner Harold D. Berkowitz Anne and John Herrmann Foundation The Kerr Foundation Sandra and Archer Bishop The Kresge Foundation Wellington Management Cary Orr-Kissner and Black Entertainment Television Company, LLP Charles Kissner Mary Ann Blackinton Trust $500,000 – $999,999 Katherine Moore and John Lilly Morton K. and Jane Blaustein Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation $50,000 – $99,999 Alltel Corporation Barbara Linhart Foundation John S. and James E. Marsh, Jr. Mickey and Gordon Bodek James L. Knight Foundation Dean V. Ambrose Catto Charitable Foundation Thomas Alan Mattasits Joshua Brand The Overbrook Foundation Mary and Robert Montgomery Bronner, Slosberg, Humphrey Rockefeller Brothers Fund Elaine and Dan Ciampa Henrietta Holsman Fore Carol and Roland Pampel Sarah and Douglas Brown $250,000 – $499,999 David B. Gold Foundation Patricia and Emanuel Papper Laurie and Drew M. Brown Anonymous (2) Hale and Dorr, LLP Donald A. Pels Charitable Trust Melva Bucksbaum The Ahmanson Foundation Susan B. King Lee and Lawrence Ramer Martin Bucksbaum Family Everett Foundation, Inc. Sandy and Harlan Kleiman Andrea and Brian Rowbotham Foundation The Flora Family Foundation Elaine and Robert LeBuhn Betsy and Jeffrey Sechrest The Bydale Foundation Marcia and Paul Ginsburg Susan and Stuart Lucas Judith Steinberg and Paul Barbara and Tom Christopher The Gruber Family Foundation The New England Foundation Hoenmans Patricia Cloherty The Mosaic Foundation of Rita Sandra and Barry Pressman The Stevenson Family Lois Pincus Cohn and Peter Heydon Sarah and William Robertson Charitable Trust Debi Coleman and Judith Bieberk William J. and Charitable Trust Mark G. and Corning Incorporated Foundation Lia G. Poorvu Foundation Roth Family Foundation Bernee D.L. Strom Foundation Corinna Cotsen Jennifer and Ted Stanley SAP Roselyne C. Swig Mark Cullen and Fiona Smythe $100,000 – $249,999 Jonah Shacknai United Airlines† H.S. Dakin Company Anonymous (1) Kristina L. Simmons Zenith National Insurance Lois De Domenico Bandai America, Inc. Cookie and Mark Sklar Company Deloitte & Touche The William Bingham Foundation The Estate of Frank Tick $5,000 – $24,999 Leslie and John Dorman Richard H. Dreihaus Foundation Leilani and Rick Borenstein $25,000 – $49,999 Anonymous (5) Catherine and John Debs S. & A. Agate Foundation Eber Charitable Foundation Anonymous (2) Richard and Gail Elden Max and Victoria Dreyfus Ayer Family Foundation Leigh and Martin Alderson-Smith Foundation Edna Marie O'Brien Allen Philanthropic Fund David G. Bradley Amitai Etzioni Edward E. Elson Coca-Cola Company Foundation Robert Glaser Susan Alschuler Tina Brown and Harold Evans Roy E. Crummer Foundation Tawna and John Farmer Marc Haas Foundation Dove Audio Joanne and James Alter Henri Keyzer-Andre American Express Company The Richard and Fairfax County Economic Deborah Felder Foundation Charitable Trust Development Authority Association of American Laura and Gary Lauder Firman Fund Publishers, Inc.

NPR Annual Report 2001 | 20 npr endowment fund for excellence and the fund for new initiatives (cont.)

Jeffrey Firestone Valerie and Allen Hyman Barbara and James Moltz The Estate of Nora Smith Robert and Elizabeth Fisher Kathy and Victor Hymes Patricia McClung and Allen Morgan Babette Sobel Cheryl and Robert Fishko Janice and Benjamin Isenberg Louise Morris Susan Stamberg Barbara and Aaron Fleck Robin and Gary Jacobs Sheila and James Mossman Edward Stern Nancy M. Folger Mary H. Jaffe Larry Neeb Malan Strong Samuel J. and Connie M. Frankino Lael F. Johnson Brooke Garber and Daniel Neidich Elbridge and Evelyn Stuart Charitable Foundation Lester E. Kabacoff Family Judith Neisser Foundation Nancy and Gary Freedman Foundation Karen and John Nestor Sudikoff Family Foundation Clayton Edward Frey Kahn Charitable Foundation John and Florence Newman Sugahara Foundation Jean and John Friedman Beth and Fred Karren Foundation Judith Sulzberger Funding Exchange Kartozian Family Foundation Ruthann Nichols Summit Foundation Bronya and Andrew Galef Jane and Jerry Katcher Nike, Inc. Sussman Family Foundation Gideon Gartner Kendall-Jackson Winery, Ltd. Northern Trust Company John Swift Gertler Family Foundation Robert G. Kerrigan Eileen Norton Robyn Kessler and J. Paul Getty Trust The Kington Foundation Barbara and Ken Oshman Jeffrey B. Timan Peaches and Edward Gilbert Steven and Michele Kirsch Norman and Mary Pattiz Ethel Timan Genevieve Ginsburg Foundation Foundation Tobias Family Trust Samuel Goldberg & Jane and Charles Klein Carey and Dan Pearlman Bryan Traubert and Penny Pritzker Sons Foundation The Estate of Alice J. Kling David Pensky Carolyn Turner Mary and Bruce Goodman Patricia M. Kluge Sarah Peter Jane Smith Turner Foundation Nan and Steve Grand-Jean Jonathan Kutchins Pioneer Hi-Bred International Gene Valentine Susan Steinhauser and L Family Foundation Lois Pope Verizon Daniel Greenberg A.R. Landsman Foundation, Inc. Jim R. Porter Charles H. Warner Ruth C. Greenberg Natalie Lansburgh Debbie and Andrew Rachleff William S. Wasserman Martha W. Griffin Robert C. Larson Francoise Rambach Karen and Les Weinstein Groark Family Foundation Evelyn and Leonard Lauder Ellen and Richard Rampell David A. Weir Family Foundation Audrey and Martin Gruss Becky and David LeBuhn Nancy and George Records Betty J. Weiss Foundation Lynn and Ted Leonsis Joseph Reiter Weissberg Foundation Harlken Foundation Martin H. Levin Cappy and Hal Rooks Meg Caldwell and Bob Williams Hedges Family Charitable Laurence Levine Susan and Elihu Rose Foundation The Winokur Family Foundation Robert B. Lifton Alison and Ken Ross Foundation, Inc. Shirley and Barnett Helzberg Eli Lilly and Company William Rouhana Rawson L. Wood Hermes Foundation Kay and James Mabie Carol and Harry Saal Jean Wyman Walter Clay Hill Family Foundation Jeanna Mathews Martha Sagon Ziffren, Brittenham, Branca Hill and Knowlton Worldwide Co. The Mayfield Fund Foundation Nancy and Barry Sanders & Fischer Peter Hirshberg at the Peninsula Community Vicki and Roger Sant Iva and Ted Hochstim Foundation Mary and Patrick Scanlan Lisa A. Hook and John McBride Patti Saris and Arthur I. Segel Gifts to the NPR Annual Fund of $1,000 or more for the period January 1, 2001 to George S. Springsteen Carolyn and Stephen McCandless Ina Schnell December 31, 2001. Jane and Michael Horvitz Robert E. McGill Jr. Larraine Segil NPR thanks the hundreds of contributors who John Brockway Huntington Merlin Foundation Shaklee Corporation have made donations through their local Foundation Jacqueline Merrill and Jay Hughes Greg L. Shaw Combined Federal Campaign. Susan and Joel Hyatt Meyers Charitable Family Fund Carla and Rich Silverstein * Multiple Year Grants † In-Kind

NPR Annual Report 2001 | 21 station list

ALABAMA CALIFORNIA CONNECTICUT ILLINOIS Birmingham WBHM FM 90.3 Arcata KHSU FM 90.5 Fairfield WSHU FM 91.1 Carbondale WSIU FM 91.9 Dothan WRWA FM 88.7 Bakersfield KPRX FM 89.1 Meriden WPKT FM 90.5 Champaign WEFT FM 90.1 Gadsden WSGN FM 91.5 Burney KNCA FM 89.7 Norwich WNPR FM 89.1 Chicago WBEZ FM 91.5 Huntsville WJAB FM 90.9 Chico KCHO FM 91.7 Stamford WEDW FM 88.5 DeKalb WNIU FM 90.5 Huntsville WLRH FM 89.3 Crescent City KHSR FM 91.9 Westport WSHU AM 1260 Edwardsville WSIE FM 88.7 Jacksonville WLJS FM 91.9 Fresno KVPR FM 89.3 Willimantic WECS FM 90.1 Freeport WNIE FM 89.1 Mobile WHIL FM 91.3 Groveland KXSR FM 91.7 DELAWARE LaSalle WNIW FM 91.5 Montgomery WVAS FM 90.7 Indio KCRI FM 89.3 Dover WRTX FM 91.7 Macomb WIUM FM 91.3 Montgomery/ Long Beach KKJZ FM 88.1 Mt. Vernon WVSI FM 88.9 Troy WTSU FM 89.9 Los Angeles KUSC FM 91.5 DISTRICT WAMU FM 88.5 Normal WGLT FM 89.1 Muscle Shoals WQPR FM 88.7 Mt. Shasta KNSQ FM 88.1 OF COLUMBIA WETA FM 90.9 Olney WUSI FM 90.3 Selma WAPR FM 88.3 North Hollywood KPFK FM 90.7 FLORIDA Peoria WCBU FM 89.9 Tuscaloosa WUAL FM 91.5 Northridge KCSN FM 88.5 Ft. Myers WGCU FM 90.1 Pittsfield WIPA FM 89.3 ALASKA Oxnard KCRU FM 89.1 Ft. Pierce WQCS FM 88.9 Quincy WQUB FM 90.3 Anchorage KSKA FM 91.1 Pacific Grove KAZU FM 90.3 Gainesville WUFT FM 89.1 Rock Island WVIK FM 90.3 Barrow KBRW AM 680 Palm Springs KPSC FM 88.5 Inverness WJUF FM 90.1 Rockford WNIJ FM 89.5 Barrow KBRW FM 91.9 Pasadena KPCC FM 89.3 Jacksonville WJCT FM 89.9 Springfield WUIS FM 91.9 Bethel KYUK AM 640 Philo KZYX FM 90.7 Marco WMKO FM 91.7 Sterling WNIQ FM 91.5 Chevak KCUK FM 88.1 Redding KFPR FM 88.9 Melbourne WFIT FM 89.5 Urbana WILL AM 580 Dillingham KDLG AM 670 Sacramento KXJZ FM 88.9 Miami WLRN FM 91.3 Urbana WILL FM 90.9 Fairbanks KUAC FM 89.9 Sacramento KXPR FM 90.9 Orlando WMFE FM 90.7 Warsaw WIUW FM 89.5 Galena KIYU AM 910 San Ardo KBDH FM 91.7 Orlando WUCF FM 89.9 INDIANA Glennallen KXGA FM 90.5 San Bernardino KVCR FM 91.9 Panama City WFSW FM 89.1 Anderson WBSB FM 89.5 Haines KHNS FM 102.3 San Diego KPBS FM 89.5 Panama City WKGC AM 1480 Bloomington WFIU FM 103.7 Homer KBBI AM 890 San Francisco KALW FM 91.7 Panama City WKGC FM 90.7 Elkhart WVPE FM 88.1 Juneau KTOO FM 104.3 San Francisco KQED FM 88.5 Pensacola WUWF FM 88.1 Evansville WNIN FM 88.3 Kenai KDLL FM 91.9 San Luis Obispo KCBX FM 90.1 Tallahassee WFSQ FM 91.5 Fort Wayne WBNI FM 89.1 Ketchikan KRBD FM 105.9 San Mateo KCSM FM 91.1 Tallahassee WFSU FM 88.9 Goshen WGCS FM 91.1 Kodiak KMXT FM 100.1 Santa Barbara KFAC FM 88.7 Tampa WMNF FM 88.5 Hagerstown WBSH FM 91.1 McCarthy KXKM FM 89.7 Santa Cruz KUSP FM 88.9 Tampa WUSF FM 89.7 Indianapolis WFYI FM 90.1 McGrath KSKO AM 870 Santa Monica KCRW FM 89.9 W. Palm Beach WXEL FM 90.7 Lafayette WBAA AM 920 Petersburg KFSK FM 100.9 Santa Rosa KRCB FM 91.1 GEORGIA Marion WBSW FM 90.9 Sitka KCAW FM 104.7 Stockton KUOP FM 91.3 Albany WUNV FM 91.7 Muncie WBST FM 92.1 St. Paul KUSB FM 91.9 Tahoe City KKTO FM 90.5 Athens WUGA FM 91.7 N. Manchester WBKE FM 89.5 Talkeetna KTNA FM 88.5 Thousand Oaks KCLU FM 88.3 Atlanta WABE FM 90.1 Orland WBOI FM 91.3 Unalaska KIAL AM 1450 Thousand Oaks KCPB FM 91.1 Atlanta WCLK FM 91.9 Portland WBSJ FM 91.7 Valdez KCHU AM 770 Willits KZYZ FM 91.5 Atlanta WRFG FM 89.3 Richmond WVXR FM 89.3 Wrangell KSTK FM 101.7 Yreka KNYR FM 91.3 Augusta WACG FM 90.7 West Lafayette WBAA FM 101.3 ARIZONA COLORADO Brunswick WWIO FM 89.1 IOWA Flagstaff KPUB FM 91.7 Alamosa KRZA FM 88.7 Carrolton WWGC FM 90.7 Ames WOI AM 640 Flagstaff KNAU FM 88.7 Aspen KAJX FM 91.5 Columbus WTJB FM 91.7 Ames WOI FM 90.1 Grand Canyon KNAG FM 90.3 Boulder KCFC AM 1490 Dahlonega WNGU FM 89.5 Cedar Falls KUNI FM 90.9 Page KNAD FM 91.7 Carbondale KDNK FM 90.5 Demorest WPPR FM 88.3 Cedar Rapids KCCK FM 88.3 Phoenix KBAQ FM 89.5 Colorado Ft. Gaines WJWV FM 90.9 Decorah KLNI FM 88.7 Phoenix KJZZ FM 91.5 Springs KRCC FM 91.5 Macon WDCO FM 89.7 Fort Dodge KTPR FM 91.1 Prescott KNAQ FM 89.3 Cortez KSJD FM 91.5 Savannah WSVH FM 91.1 Iowa City WSUI AM 910 Show Low KNAA FM 90.7 Crested Butte KBUT FM 90.3 Tifton WABR FM 91.1 Iowa City KSUI FM 91.7 Tucson KUAZ AM 1550 Delta KPRU FM 103.3 Valdosta WWET FM 91.7 Mason City KRNI AM 1010 Tucson KUAZ FM 89.1 Denver KCFR AM 1340 Warm Springs WJSP FM 88.1 Mason City KUNY FM 91.5 White River KNNB FM 88.1 Denver KUVO FM 89.3 Waycross WXVS FM 90.1 Sioux City KWIT FM 90.3 Denver KVOD FM 90.1 Yuma KAWC AM 1320 GUAM KANSAS Yuma KAWC FM 88.9 Grand Junction KPRN FM 89.5 Agana KPRG FM 89.3 Greeley KUNC FM 91.5 Emporia KANH FM 89.7 ARKANSAS Ignacio KSUT FM 91.3 HAWAII Garden City KANZ FM 91.1 El Dorado KBSA FM 90.9 Montrose KPRH FM 88.3 Honolulu KHPR FM 88.1 Great Bend KHCT FM 90.9 Fayetteville KUAF FM 91.3 Montrose KVMT FM 89.1 Honolulu KIPO FM 89.3 Hill City KZNA FM 90.5 Jonesboro KASU FM 91.9 Paonia KVNF FM 90.9 Wailuku KKUA FM 90.7 Hutchinson KHCC FM 90.1 Little Rock KLRE FM 90.5 Pueblo KCFP FM 91.9 IDAHO Lawrence KANU FM 91.5 Little Rock KUAR FM 89.1 Pueblo KKPC AM 1230 Boise KBSU AM 730 Pittsburg KRPS FM 89.9 Telluride KOTO FM 91.7 Boise KBSU FM 90.3 Salina KHCD FM 89.5 Vail KPRE FM 89.9 Boise KBSX FM 91.5 Wichita KMUW FM 89.1 Bonners Ferry KIBX FM 92.1 Cottonwood KNWO FM 90.1 McCall KBSM FM 91.7 Moscow KRFA FM 91.7 Pocatello KISU FM 91.1 Rexburg KBYI FM 100.5 Twin Falls KEJZ AM 1450 Twin Falls KBSW FM 91.7

NPR Annual Report 2001 | 22 KENTUCKY MICHIGAN (cont.) MONTANA NEW YORK Booneville WOCS FM 88.3 East Lansing WKAR FM 90.5 Billings KEMC FM 91.7 Albany WAMC FM 90.3 Bowling Green WKYU FM 88.9 Flint WFUM FM 91.1 Bozeman KBMC FM 102.1 Binghamton WSKG FM 89.3 Elizabethtown WKUE FM 90.9 Grand Rapids WBLU FM 88.9 Butte KAPC FM 91.3 Binghamton WSQX FM 91.5 Georgetown WRVG FM 89.9 Grand Rapids WVGR FM 104.1 Fort Belknap KGVA FM 88.1 Blue Mtn. Lake WXLH FM 91.3 Hazard WEKH FM 90.9 Harbor Springs WCMW FM 103.9 Great Falls KGPR FM 89.9 Brooklyn WNYE FM 91.5 Henderson WKPB FM 89.5 Houghton WGGL FM 91.9 Hamilton KUFN FM 91.9 Brookville WCWP FM 88.1 Highland Heights WNKU FM 89.7 Interlochen WIAA FM 88.7 Havre KNMC FM 90.1 Buffalo WBFO FM 88.7 Lexington WUKY FM 91.3 Kalamazoo WMUK FM 102.1 Helena KUHM FM 91.7 Buffalo WNED AM 970 Louisville WFPK FM 91.9 Kentwood WGVU AM 1480 Kalispell KUKL FM 89.9 Buffalo WNED FM 89.3 Louisville WFPL FM 89.3 Lansing WLNZ FM 89.7 Miles City KECC FM 90.7 Canajoharie WCAN FM 93.3 Morehead WMKY FM 90.3 Manistee WVXM FM 97.7 Missoula KUFM FM 89.1 Canton WSLU FM 89.5 Murray WKMS FM 91.3 Marquette WNMU FM 90.1 NEBRASKA Corning WSQE FM 91.1 Richmond WEKU FM 88.9 Mt. Pleasant WCMU FM 89.5 Alliance KTNE FM 91.1 Geneva WEOS FM 89.7 Somerset WDCL FM 89.7 Muskegon WGVS AM 850 Bassett KMNE FM 90.3 Hornell WSQA FM 88.7 Oscoda WCMB FM 95.7 Houghton WJSL FM 90.3 LOUISIANA Chadron KCNE FM 91.9 Alexandria KLSA FM 90.7 Rogers City WVXA FM 96.7 Hastings KHNE FM 89.1 Ithaca WSQG FM 90.9 Baton Rouge WBRH FM 90.3 Sault Ste. Marie WCMZ FM 98.3 Lexington KLNE FM 88.7 Jamestown WUBJ FM 88.1 Baton Rouge WRKF FM 89.3 Standish WWCM FM 96.9 Lincoln KUCV FM 91.1 Jeffersonville WJFF FM 90.5 Lafayette KRVS FM 88.7 Traverse City WICA FM 91.5 Merriman KRNE FM 91.5 Kingston WAMK FM 90.9 Monroe KEDM FM 90.3 Twin Lake WBLV FM 90.3 Norfolk KXNE FM 89.3 Malone WSLO FM 90.9 New Orleans WWNO FM 89.9 Whitehall WGVS FM 95.3 North Platte KPNE FM 91.7 Middletown WOSR FM 91.7 Shreveport KDAQ FM 89.9 Ypsilanti WEMU FM 89.1 Omaha KIOS FM 91.5 New York City WFUV FM 90.7 MINNESOTA New York City WNYC AM 820 Thibodaux KTLN FM 90.5 NEVADA Appleton KNCM FM 88.5 New York City WNYC FM 93.9 MAINE Elko KNCC FM 91.5 Bemidji KNBJ FM 91.3 North Creek WXLG FM 89.9 Bangor WMEH FM 90.9 Las Vegas KNPR FM 89.5 Olean WOLN FM 91.3 Calais WMED FM 89.7 Brainerd KBPR FM 90.7 Las Vegas KUNV FM 91.5 Buhl WIRN FM 92.5 Oneonta WSQC FM 91.7 Fort Kent WMEF FM 106.5 Las Vegas KWPR FM 88.7 Oswego WRVO FM 89.9 Lewiston WMEA FM 90.1 Collegeville KNSR FM 88.9 Panaca KLNR FM 91.7 Duluth WSCN FM 100.5 Oswego WRVD FM 90.3 Presque Isle WMEM FM 106.1 Reno KUNR FM 88.7 Peru WXLU FM 88.3 Waterville WMEW FM 91.3 Grand Rapids KAXE FM 91.7 Tonopah KTPH FM 91.7 La Crescent KXLC FM 91.1 Plattsburgh WCEL FM 91.9 MARIANAS PACIFIC Moorhead KCCD FM 90.3 NEW HAMPSHIRE Poughkeepsie WRHV FM 88.7 Saipan KRNM FM 88.1 Northfield WCAL FM 89.3 Concord WEVO FM 89.1 Rochester WXXI AM 1370 MARYLAND Rochester KMSE FM 88.7 Gorham WEVC FM 107.1 Rochester WXXI FM 91.5 Baltimore WEAA FM 88.9 Rochester KZSE FM 90.7 Hanover WEVH FM 91.3 Saranac Lake WSLL FM 90.5 Baltimore WYPR FM 88.1 St. Paul KNOW FM 91.1 Keene WEVN FM 90.7 Schenectady WMHT FM 89.1 Selden WSUF FM 89.9 Frostburg WFWM FM 91.9 St. Peter KNGA FM 91.5 NEW JERSEY Hagerstown WETH FM 89.1 Thief River Falls KNTN FM 102.7 Atlantic City WNJN FM 89.7 Southampton WLIU FM 88.3 Ocean City WSDL FM 90.7 Worthington KNSW FM 91.7 Berlin WNJS FM 88.1 Southampton WRLI FM 91.3 Princess Anne WESM FM 91.3 Bridgeton WNJB FM 89.3 Syracuse WAER FM 88.3 MISSISSIPPI Syracuse WCNY FM 91.3 Salisbury WSCL FM 89.5 Biloxi WMAH FM 90.3 Cape May WNJZ FM 90.3 Worton WKHS FM 90.5 Hackettstown WNTI FM 91.9 Ticonderoga WANC FM 103.9 Booneville WMAE FM 89.5 Utica WRVN FM 91.9 MASSACHUSETTS Bude WMAU FM 88.9 Lincroft WBJB FM 90.5 Manahawkin WNJM FM 89.9 Utica WUNY FM 89.5 Amherst WFCR FM 88.5 Greenwood WMAO FM 90.9 Watertown WJNY FM 90.9 Amherst WPNI AM 1430 Holly Springs WURC FM 88.1 Newark WBGO FM 88.3 Ocean City/ Watertown WRVJ FM 91.7 Boston WBUR FM 90.9 Jackson WJSU FM 88.5 Watertown WSLJ FM 88.9 Boston WGBH FM 89.7 Jackson WMPN FM 91.3 Atlantic City WRTQ FM 91.3 Boston WUMB FM 91.9 Lorman WPRL FM 91.7 Sussex WNJP FM 88.5 NORTH CAROLINA Falmouth WFPB FM 91.9 Meridian WMAW FM 88.1 Trenton WNJT FM 88.1 Asheville WCQS FM 88.1 Atlantic Beach WBJD FM 91.5 Great Barrington Mississippi State WMAB FM 89.9 NEW MEXICO WAMQ FM 105.1 Oxford WMAV FM 90.3 Albuquerque KANW FM 89.1 Buxton WBUX FM 90.5 Harwich WCCT FM 90.3 Senatobia WKNA FM 88.9 Albuquerque KUNM FM 89.9 Chapel Hill WUNC FM 91.5 Charlotte WFAE FM 90.7 Nantucket WNAN FM 91.1 MISSOURI Gallup KGLP FM 91.7 Newburyport WNAF FM 91.7 Las Cruces KRWG FM 90.7 Davidson WDAV FM 89.9 Branson KSMS FM 90.5 Durham WNCU FM 90.7 Orleans WFPB AM 1170 Cape Girardeau KRCU FM 90.9 Magdalena KABR AM 1500 Sandwich WSDH FM 91.5 Maljamar KMTH FM 98.7 Fayetteville WFSS FM 91.9 Chillicothe KRNW FM 88.9 Franklin WFQS FM 91.3 W. Yarmouth WBUR AM 1240 Columbia KBIA FM 91.3 Portales KENW FM 89.5 Woods Hole WCAI FM 90.1 Ramah KTDB FM 89.7 Hickory WFHE FM 90.3 Columbia KOPN FM 89.5 Kingston WKNS FM 90.5 Worcester WBPR FM 91.9 Kansas City KCUR FM 89.3 Worcester WICN FM 90.5 Manteo WURI FM 91.5 Maryville KXCV FM 90.5 New Bern WTEB FM 89.3 MICHIGAN Rolla KUMR FM 88.5 Roanoke Rapids WZRU FM 88.5 Allendale WGVU FM 88.5 Springfield KSMU FM 91.1 Rocky Mount WRQM FM 90.0 Alpena WCML FM 91.7 St. Louis KWMU FM 90.7 Spindale WNCW FM 88.7 Ann Arbor WUOM FM 91.7 Warrensburg KTBG FM 90.9 Wilmington WHQR FM 91.3 Bay City WUCX FM 90.1 Winston-Salem WFDD FM 88.5 Detroit WDET FM 101.9 East Jordan WIZY FM 100.9 East Lansing WKAR AM 870

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NORTH DAKOTA PENNSYLVANIA TEXAS WASHINGTON (cont.) Belcourt KEYA FM 88.5 Allentown WDIY FM 88.1 Abilene KACU FM 89.7 Seattle KUOW FM 94.9 Bismarck KCND FM 90.5 Erie WQLN FM 91.3 Austin KUT FM 90.5 Spokane KPBX FM 91.1 Dickinson KDPR FM 89.9 Harrisburg WITF FM 89.5 Beaumont KVLU FM 91.3 Spokane KSFC FM 91.9 Fargo KDSU FM 91.9 Harrisburg WJAZ FM 91.7 College Station KAMU FM 90.9 Seattle/Tacoma KPLU FM 88.5 Grand Forks KUND FM 89.3 Harrisburg WXPH FM 88.1 College Station KEOS FM 89.1 Walla Walla KWWS FM 89.7 Jamestown KPRJ FM 91.5 Huntingdon WKVR FM 92.3 Corpus Christi KEDT FM 90.3 Yakima KDNA FM 91.9 Minot KMPR FM 88.9 Johnstown WQEJ FM 89.7 Dallas KERA FM 90.1 Yakima KNWY FM 90.3 Williston KPPR FM 89.5 Kane WPSB FM 90.1 Denton KNTU FM 88.1 WEST VIRGINIA OHIO Mt. Pocono WRTY FM 91.1 El Paso KTEP FM 88.5 Beckley WVPB FM 91.7 Athens WOUB AM 1340 Philadelphia WHYY FM 90.9 Harlingen KMBH FM 88.9 Buckhannon WVPW FM 88.9 Athens WOUB FM 91.3 Philadelphia WRTI FM 90.1 Houston KUHF FM 88.7 Charleston WVPN FM 88.5 Bryan WGBE FM 90.9 Philadelphia WXPN FM 88.5 Ingram KTXI FM 90.1 Huntington WVWV FM 89.9 Cambridge WOUC FM 89.1 Pittsburgh WDUQ FM 90.5 Lubbock KOHM FM 89.1 Martinsburg WVEP FM 88.9 Chillicothe WOUH FM 91.9 Pittsburgh WQED FM 89.3 Lufkin KLDN FM 88.9 Morgantown WVPM FM 90.9 Chillicothe WVXC FM 89.3 Pittsburgh WYEP FM 91.3 McAllen KHID FM 88.1 Parkersburg WVPG FM 90.3 Cincinnati WGUC FM 90.9 Scranton WVIA FM 89.9 Odessa KOCV FM 91.3 Petersburg WAUA FM 89.5 Cincinnati WVXU FM 91.7 State College WPSU FM 91.5 Prairie View KPVU FM 91.3 Wheeling WVNP FM 89.9 San Angelo KUTX FM 90.1 Cleveland WCPN FM 90.3 PUERTO RICO WISCONSIN Columbus WCBE FM 90.5 Rio Piedras WRTU FM 89.7 San Antonio KSTX FM 89.1 Texarkana KTXK FM 91.5 Appleton WLFM FM 91.1 Columbus WOSU AM 820 San Juan WOSO AM 1030 Auburndale WLBL AM 930 Coshocton WOSE FM 91.1 Victoria KVRT FM 90.7 RHODE ISLAND Waco KWBU FM 103.3 Brule WHSA FM 89.9 Dayton WDPR FM 88.1 N.Providence WRNI AM 1290 Delafield WHAD FM 90.7 Defiance WGDE FM 91.9 Westerly WXNI AM 1230 UTAH Eau Claire WUEC FM 89.7 Ironton WOUL FM 89.1 Coalville KCUA FM 92.5 Green Bay WHID FM 88.1 Kent WKSU FM 89.7 SOUTH CAROLINA Logan KUSU FM 91.5 Aiken WLJK FM 89.1 Green Bay WPNE FM 89.3 Lima WGLE FM 90.7 Salt Lake City KCPW FM 88.3 Hayward WOJB FM 88.9 Mansfield WOSV FM 91.7 Beaufort WJWJ FM 89.9 Salt Lake City KPCW FM 91.9 Charleston WSCI FM 89.3 Highland WHHI FM 91.3 Marion WOSB FM 91.1 Salt Lake City KUER FM 90.1 Kenosha WGTD FM 91.1 Mt. Gilead WVXG FM 95.1 Columbia WLTR FM 91.3 Salt Lake City KRCL FM 90.9 Conway WHMC FM 90.1 La Crosse WHLA FM 90.3 New Philadelphia WKRJ FM 91.5 US VIRGIN ISLANDS La Crosse WLSU FM 88.9 Oxford WMUB FM 88.5 Greenville WEPR FM 90.1 Orangeburg WSSB FM 90.3 St. Thomas WVGN FM 107.3 Madison WERN FM 88.7 Portsmouth WOSP FM 91.5 Madison WHA AM 970 Thompson WSKV FM 89.1 Rock Hill WNSC FM 88.9 VERMONT Sumter WRJA FM 88.1 Bennington WBTN FM 94.3 Madison WSHS FM 91.7 Toledo WGTE FM 91.3 Menomonie WHWC FM 88.3 West Union WVXW FM 89.5 SOUTH DAKOTA Burlington WVPS FM 107.9 Rutland WRVT FM 88.7 Menomonie WVSS FM 90.7 Wooster WKRW FM 89.3 Brookings KESD FM 88.3 Milwaukee WUWM FM 89.7 Yellow Springs WYSO FM 91.3 Faith KPSD FM 97.1 St. Johnsbury WVPA FM 88.5 Windsor WVPR FM 89.5 Oshkosh WRST FM 90.3 Youngstown WYSU FM 88.5 Lowry KQSD FM 91.9 Park Falls WHBM FM 90.3 Zanesville WOUZ FM 90.1 Martin KZSD FM 102.5 VIRGINIA Rhinelander WXPR FM 91.7 OKLAHOMA Pierpont KDSD FM 90.9 Charlottesville WVTU FM 89.3 River Falls WRFW FM 88.7 Ardmore KLCU FM 90.3 Rapid City KBHE FM 89.3 Charlottesville WVTW FM 88.5 Sheboygan WSHS FM 91.7 Lawton KCCU FM 89.3 Reliance KTSD FM 91.1 Charlottesville/Crozet Sister Bay WHDI FM 91.1 Norman KGOU FM 106.3 Sioux Falls KCSD FM 90.9 WMRY FM 103.5 Sister Bay WHND FM 89.7 Oklahoma City KROU FM 105.7 Vermillion KUSD FM 89.7 Christiansburg WWVT AM 1260 Superior KUWS FM 91.3 Stillwater KOSU FM 91.7 TENNESSEE Farmville WMLU FM 91.3 Wausau WHRM FM 90.9 Tulsa KWGS FM 89.5 Chattanooga WUTC FM 88.1 Harrisonburg WMRA FM 90.7 Wausau WLBL FM 91.9 Cookeville WHRS FM 91.7 Lexington WMRL FM 89.9 Wausau WXPW FM 91.9 OREGON Marion WVTR FM 91.9 Ashland KAGI AM 930 Dyersberg WKNQ FM 90.7 WYOMING Jackson WKNP FM 90.1 Norfolk WHRO FM 90.3 Ashland KSJK AM 1230 Norfolk WHRV FM 89.5 Afton KUWA FM 91.3 Ashland KSMF FM 89.1 Johnson City WETS FM 89.5 Buffalo KBUW FM 90.5 Knoxville WUOT FM 91.9 Norfolk WNSB FM 91.1 Ashland KSRG FM 88.3 Richmond WCVE FM 88.9 Casper KUWC FM 91.3 Ashland KSOR FM 90.1 Madison WPLN AM 1430 Douglas KDUW FM 91.7 Memphis WKNO FM 91.1 Roanoke WVTF FM 89.1 Astoria KMUN FM 91.9 Wise WISE FM 90.5 Gillette KUWG FM 90.9 Bend KOAB FM 91.3 Murfreesboro WMOT FM 89.5 Jackson KUWJ FM 90.3 Coos Bay KSBA FM 88.5 Nashville WPLN FM 90.3 WASHINGTON Laramie KUWR FM 91.9 Corvallis KOAC AM 550 Tullahoma WTML FM 91.5 Bellingham KZAZ FM 91.7 Newcastle KUWN FM 90.5 Eugene KLCC FM 89.7 Bellevue KBCS FM 91.3 Pinedale KUWX FM 90.9 Eugene KRVM AM 1280 Clarkston KNWV FM 90.5 Powell KUWP FM 90.1 Florence KLFO FM 88.1 Ellensburg KNWR FM 90.7 Rock Springs KUWZ FM 90.5 Gresham KMHD FM 89.1 Moses Lake KLWS FM 91.5 Sheridan KSUW FM 91.3 Klamath Falls KSKF FM 90.9 Omak KQWS FM 90.1 Sundance KUWD FM 91.5 Newport KLCO FM 90.5 Port Angeles KNWP FM 90.1 Thermopolis KUWT FM 91.3 Pullman KWSU AM 1250 Pendleton KRBM FM 90.9 Updated 11/2002 Portland KOPB FM 91.5 Pullman KRFA FM 91.7 Reedsport KLFR FM 89.1 Richland KFAE FM 89.1 Roseburg KSRS FM 91.5 Seattle KEXP FM 90.3

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