2002 annual report a place. a lifestyle. a relationship. 1 NPR: Unique in American Broadcasting 2 A Place. A Lifestyle. A Relationship. 3 A Commitment to Public Service: 2002 4 Letter from Our President NPR is an internationally acclaimed producer and distributor of noncommercial 6 NPR News news, talk, and entertainment programming. Since NPR’s founding in 1970, 14 Intergrating New Initiatives and Voices 20 NPR Music and Entertainment it has become a dominant intellectual force in American life and a primary source contents 26 New Horizons 30 Financials of high-quality programming for millions. A privately supported, not-for-profit, 38 NPR Officers and Board of Directors membership organization, NPR serves more than 730 independently operated, 38 NPR Foundation Board of Trustees 39 NPR President’s Council noncommercial public radio stations. Each member station serves local listeners with 41 Contributors 46 Excellence in Journalism a distinctive combination of national and local programming. When you travel 48 Station list across the country, you discover that these NPR member stations are as unique as the millions of listeners they serve each week. Visit Ignacio, Colorado, and hear NPR news, Native American public affairs, and locally npr’s mission NPR works in partnership with member stations to npr: unique in american broadcasting annual report 2002 1 hosted Americana music from member station create an informed public that is challenged and KSUT, licensed to the Southern Ute Tribe and broadcasting from a reservation in the invigorated by a deeper understanding and appreciation high country. Head north to Bethel, Alaska, where the staff of member station KYUK of events, ideas, and cultures. dogsled to work to broadcast one of the only sources of news to a community largely without access to television. In the heartland of America, member station KOSU NPR produces, acquires, and distributes programming serves listeners in Stillwater, Oklahoma, and beyond with NPR news, classical music, that meets the highest standards of public service in and the latest in state news from the capital. From eclectic KCRW on the coast journalism and cultural expression; represents members in Santa Monica to WNYC-New York Public Radio located in the heart of lower in matters of their mutual interest; and provides satellite Manhattan, you can hear NPR on member stations in cities across the nation — and interconnection for the public radio system worldwide. all the places in between. Just about anywhere you find yourself, you’ll find NPR. Revelations abound in public radio. Every day, NPR programming engages listeners in their daily routines, awakens their senses, and offers insight and perspective on the world around them. Whether it’s Bob Edwards

NPR is a place to learn. A place to laugh. A place to sharing overnight developments with you on Morning Edition or it’s Performance Today host Fred Child introducing form an opinion. A place to find out what everyone you to the powerful strains of a Mahler symphony, NPR helps shape the intellectual and cultural landscape of your else in the world is doing. day. Public radio is radio of the people — all people. To encourage growth in audience, NPR continues to work with member stations to attract listeners and reach underserved communities. More than 99 percent of the

NPR is a lifestyle. Every morning, while getting ready for American population lives in an area served by an NPR member station. Listeners seek out NPR wherever they the day. Every night, while driving home from work. are. In the tragic aftermath of 9/11 and the major news events that followed, NPR gained and kept 4 million new Every Saturday, at home and away. Every Sunday, listeners. NPR continues to attract record-breaking audiences and has reached an all-time high of almost 21 while cooking the family meal. million weekly listeners. NPR’s weekly audience is now almost 60% larger than it was just a mere five years ago.

Research shows strong growth for Morning Edition, All Things 2 a place. a lifestyle. a relationship. a commitment to public service: 2002 annual report 2002 3 Considered, Weekend Edition, Wait Wait...Don’t Tell Me!, and Car

NPR becomes a relationship. A feeling of affinity. Talk, whose 4 million weekly listeners make the show the most-listened-to entertainment program in public radio. An emotional connection. A bond of loyalty and trust. Listeners heard something different with the debut of The Tavis Smiley Show, which in its first year garnered over 770,000 weekly listeners, making it one of the fastest growing shows in public radio history. Online, the We invite you to explore the places, lifestyles, and ever-expanding npr.org has reached record audiences with visits to the site more than double that of 2001. relationships that are NPR. Listenership to the live audio stream has also jumped, peaking at 40,000 simultaneous users and serving

approximately 13 million audio files, also a record. With every new listener, NPR stations’ audiences become more vibrant, active, and engaged, and so too do NPR programs. Committed to serving the public good, NPR continually evaluates feedback from member stations and their listeners, working to create the very best programming to fit their needs. NPR’s long-standing commitment to deep, engaged, long-form radio journalism sets us apart from all other broadcasters. In 2002, that commitment could be heard on the air and online in every NPR program. Listeners came to us throughout the most intense news periods in our nation’s history, to find the news and information programming informed by the highest standards in journalism. Time and again, listeners wrote to tell us how meaningful NPR’s news, talk, and entertainment programming is in their lives.

NPR is not merely a group of public radio stations. We are an evocation of the power of a civil society. Together, NPR and member stations believe in single-minded public service, one body with many parts that together serve our democracy. Every member station represents unique communities of interest, of outreach, and of 4 annual report 2002 letter from our president letter from our president 5 contact. Together we make up the extraordinary community called public radio.

Audiences continue to come to NPR programs and to our member stations because we’re doing something that isn’t being done anywhere else. NPR and member stations respect the public in ways that have been long forgotten in American broadcasting. Our relationship with listeners is not transactional. It is a relationship of values.

Please join me in a review of the achievements of 2002, a year marked by profound service by the men and women in public radio.

Regards, Kevin Klose, NPR President and CEO Bob Edwards Anne Garrels John Burnett Elizabeth Arnold Guy Raz Jennifer Ludden

6 annual report 2002 npr news: in-depth analysis and a commitment to breaking news at home and abroad npr news 7 As major events cascade at home and around the world, NPR reporters and correspondents continue to go where listeners cannot and bring home astounding coverage of history in the making.

One of NPR’s greatest gifts is being able to provide Americans with thoughtful, thorough, and dependable reporting. They tune to NPR a sense of connection, a feeling that each listener is part of a for the insight, analysis, unique series, and special features that larger community. Not only a community of NPR listeners, but of distinguish the coverage, and they count on NPR for breaking news concerned citizens who want to understand, to know what others that provides depth and context. are doing and thinking, and who want to belong, share, learn, and Among the thousands of features, NPR News presented Housing participate. First, an extensive series examining how low-income and marginal- In 2002, NPR News continued its mission to be the nation’s ized members of society struggle to find housing; Walter Cronkite’s foremost source of reliable, in-depth broadcast news, information, riveting remembrance of the day John F. Kennedy was shot; and and analysis, cementing its position as a primary news provider for the poignant audio diary of a teenager with cystic fibrosis in a piece millions of listeners. Once considered an alternative news source called “My So-Called Lungs.” for those in the know, NPR is now the place where millions find EXPANDING NPR’S FOREIGN NEWS COVERAGE NPR in the Mideast and Beyond NPR has assembled many seasoned and talented journalists to Core NPR listeners have said that international news is the number cover the Middle East, the site of some of the most complex and one topic they want covered because no one does it like NPR. tumultuous conflicts in the world. They work hard to tell all sides of Today, international news comprises more than one-third of NPR’s the story, and editors regularly analyze the coverage to ensure coverage and drives much of its audience growth. events are being presented with the proper context, depth, and Unlike many news organizations, particularly broadcast outlets, sensitivity. To further this effort, in September and October of 2002, NPR has maintained and continually added correspondents around NPR’s Mike Shuster developed a seven-part series recounting 100 the world to cover issues, events, and cultures that have received years of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The Mideast: A Century of “The most modest thing that can be said about All Things Considered little, if any, exposure in other U.S. media. When news breaks, NPR Conflict revisited the significant episodes of that history and gave is that it towers over all other radio journalism.” The Los Angeles Times calls upon reporters on location, who are familiar with the area and both Israeli and Palestinian historians an opportunity to present have established contacts, to bring listeners the story. Many news their points of view. The series received an Overseas Press Club organizations that have cut back their international presence to a Award in early 2003. mere few locations are forced to “parachute” correspondents into NPR’s international coverage seeks to be broad, balanced, and hotspots without giving their staff (and their audience) the benefit thorough. It tracks developments in emerging conflicts from East of a local understanding of each area and its people. Timor to Chechnya to Chiapas, and covers stories that are often As conflicts escalated around the world, NPR spent much of 2002 insufficiently reported elsewhere — such as the AIDS pandemic in augmenting its corps of international correspondents. For example, southern Africa and the relationship of global markets to current an additional reporter was added in the Middle East and several economic turmoil in Argentina and Brazil. others rotate through the region on a regular basis. These additions LEARNING FROM THE LESSONS OF WAR INVESTING IN THE NPR NEWS INFRASTRUCTURE, have proved valuable investments in NPR’s future. 8 annual report 2002 npr news 9 AND REACHING MORE LISTENERS In 2002, facing the most rigorous news challenges in decades, the Between October 1, 2001, and September 30, 2002, NPR’s foreign NPR News team continually analyzed coverage and operations, While other news organizations downsized over the past several desk, freelance, and contract reporters produced 1,963 reports and searching for ways to work more efficiently during prolonged years, NPR added reporters, correspondents, and offices worldwide. host interviews — a significant increase over the previous year. intensive news periods and improve breaking news coverage. To further enhance and diversify reporting, NPR launched a major This increase is due in part to NPR’s coverage of the war on ter- Based on that review, NPR determined that four elements are new production studio located in Los Angeles. rorism and also includes related in- critical to the success of coverage: depth reports on civil liberties, Audiences hear the results of NPR’s expansion when correspondents homeland security, social issues, the ability to provide a quick response to breaking stories; stationed across the nation and around the world are able to bring religion, and diversity. them growing numbers of voices and unique perspectives. the stamina to produce sustained programming; In letters, e-mail, and focus groups around the country, listeners the dedication to ensure that programming includes not only the applaud the power of this programming, consistently describing latest news but also context and in-depth analysis; NPR as “essential,” “vital,” and “indispensable.”

and the commitment to provide listeners with trusted voices, Listeners prove their support for NPR programs by listening in rising offering a place of comfort and companionship in troubled times. numbers. As it did in the record-setting year of 2001, NPR saw significant audience growth and retention after each major news NPR Correspondent NPR’s ability to set the standard for journalistic excellence was event in 2002, reaching a new average high of nearly 21 million Eric Westervelt tours recognized in 2002 when NPR’s coverage of 9/11 and its aftermath listeners a week. In addition, NPR’s two signature newsmagazines, a Taliban prison won all three major broadcast awards: a George Foster Peabody Morning Edition and All Things Considered, reached a combined outside Mazar-e-Sharif, Award, the Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Award, and the weekly listenership of 15.7 million, making them the two most Afghanistan. Overseas Press Club’s Lowell Thomas Award. popular public radio programs and the second and third most popular radio programs in America. portrayed the immigrants’ struggle in a new land. The Yiddish Radio communities that surround them. An npr.org companion to the Project demonstrates NPR’s relevance as an interpreter of the series continues to provide additional stories, information, and historical importance of the many cultures that create the fabric of resources about housing issues. American society. Present at the Creation Housing First Airing weekly on Morning Edition and complemented by a feature This yearlong series of reports created by NPR News focused on on npr.org, Present at the Creation revealed a behind-the-scenes the challenge those living on the margins of society face when look at the creative processes that resulted in the icons of American searching for housing. Supported by the Melville Charitable Trust, culture. Thanks to support from the National Endowment for the Housing First segments examined special housing developments Arts, the series featured tales about the origins of the Empire State for people with HIV and AIDS; new alternatives to nursing homes for Building, Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas, the song people with special needs; and creative housing opportunities for “Dixie,” the coffee break, overalls, and the hamburger. Present at Mike Shuster Diane Rehm Peter Overby Tom Gjelten Michele Kelemen Dick Gordon Terry Gross people with disabilities. The series also explored a new program in the Creation, a thoughtful, fresh examination of some landmarks of Southern California that provides social service and apartments to American life, uncovered priceless gems of history. former foster youth, and the tug of war between facilities that provide housing for people with mental illness and many of the

10 annual report 2002 AWARD-WINNING NATIONAL NEWS FEATURES in 2002 NPR’s audience reached — a 60% increase in the last five years. npr news 11 Highlights from the year in NPR News include national feature 21million stories and series that offered listeners keen insights into history, culture, and pressing social issues. These features exemplify NPR’s unique ability to provide multi-faceted coverage of the sounds and happenings that connect with listeners’ daily lives. The Lost & Found Sound Sonic Memorial Project was produced by The Kitchen Sisters (Davia Nelson and Nikki Silva), with Laura The Sonic Memorial Project Folger and Grace Kee Heifetz, and mixed by Jim McKee. Lost & In the nearly three decades that the twin towers of the World Trade Found Sound is a nationwide collaboration between NPR, inde- Center were a part of the New York City landscape, they became pendent producers, artists, radio stations, and listeners and is led symbolic landmarks, and, for New Yorkers, part of the fabric of their by The Kitchen Sisters and Jay Allison. The Sonic Memorial Project lives. After 9/11, The Sonic Memorial Project documented memories “Everywhere I go, I receive positive feedback regarding Sodexho’s support of earned a George Foster Peabody Award, one of broadcasting’s of those who lived and worked in the towers’ shadows. In October NPR. A person walked up to our staff at a trade show and quoted our funding most prestigious honors. 2001, listeners began calling a special phone line to relay their credit verbatim. One of the reasons Sodexho supports NPR is to build name stories and share audio artifacts about the World Trade Center. The Yiddish Radio Project The contributions resulted in a series broadcast on All Things In 10 weekly installments on All Things Considered, musician and recognition — I’d say it’s working!”Steve Brady, Senior Vice President Corporate Communications, Sodexho Considered. Among them were intimate tales of courtship and historian Henry Sapoznik collaborated with award-winning radio marriage within the Twin Towers; recollections from former documentary producer Dave Isay to present The Yiddish Radio Manhattan storeowners whose shops were torn down in the 1960s Project, a celebration of all-but-forgotten Yiddish recordings that to make way for the construction of the World Trade Center; and the originally aired from the 1930s to 1950s. Based on hundreds of story of French performance artist Philippe Petit, who walked a hours of rare audio, the Peabody Award-winning series documented tightrope strung between the towers in 1974. the collision between Yiddish and American cultures of the time and SHARING THE LATEST of educational components that teachers use to tie the program to IN SCIENCE AND HEALTH the classroom. Teachers and interested parents visit the site to download free discussion ideas, activities, and selected resources to In 2002, NPR’s award-winning science desk continued to produce freshen and energize the required curricula in middle schools. cutting-edge journalism on health care issues. Many stories in 2002 addressed the need for behavioral changes with respect to obesity, tobacco, alcohol, and substance abuse. NPR provided “We’ve no doubt that our underwriting messages supporting NPR’s mission COMPELLING TALK PROGRAMMING groundbreaking coverage of investigations about obesity that speak directly to a large number of our current customer base. We’re just revealed contracts between schools and soft-drink distributors; NPR’s dynamic talk programs feature national discussions of the public opinion surveys that explored Americans’ attitudes toward newsmakers, events, and issues relevant to listeners’ lives. From as sure though, that those messages also speak to people who may not the uninsured and health care in general; and controversial devel- The Tavis Smiley Show to The Connection from WBUR with host have yet discovered what the Borders experience is all about but who’ll feel opments following the tobacco settlement. Dick Gordon, NPR talk programming illuminates the kinds of issues right at home when they do. Our store employees are inundated each week heating up the debates in Congress, carpools, offices, and phone NPR also expanded its science and health coverage with specialized conversations across America. Whether listeners call in to NPR talk Suzanne Kowalchyk, Advertising Manager, Borders, Inc. sections, or “build-outs,” on npr.org to strengthen NPR’s ability to by customers explaining I heard it on NPR.” programs or bring up NPR show topics in the evening around the din- provide detailed information. Listeners visited these build-outs to ner table, these shows inspire deeper thought and further dialogue. hear reports that aired on NPR and to explore subjects featured in the reports in further detail, reviewing online features, background From breaking news to interviews with authors, NPR’s Talk of the information, graphics, and links to related sites. Nation held the nation’s attention in 2002, giving listeners a national forum in which to explore breaking news and hear from social, A new partnership with PBS and NOW with Bill Moyers continues to political, military, and artistic leaders of today. At a critical time in provide NPR News with health care reporting and serves as a the nation’s history, Talk of the Nation and host Neal Conan linked showcase for the talents and expertise of NPR’s on-air reporters. In 12 annual report 2002 headlines to what was on listeners’ minds, providing weekday For more than two decades The Diane Rehm Show has brought Several NPR programs focus on specific fields of interest, and npr news 13 spring 2002, for example, NPR contributed a 20-minute segment conversation with well-known decision-makers, authors, religious listeners compelling conversations with the world’s most interesting examine them in new ways to understand them from different to NOW on Maine’s efforts to control drug prices. leaders, academicians, artists — and callers. and important people. A mainstay in the nation’s capital and on perspectives. One notable example is On the Media from WNYC, NPR News continued to expand its popular program, Talk of the radio receivers across the nation, the award-winning program from hosted by veteran journalists Brooke Gladstone and Bob Garfield. A standard-bearer in NPR’s talk offerings, WHYY’s Fresh Air with Nation Science Friday, hosted by veteran science correspondent Ira WAMU showcases Rehm’s consummate interviewing style — On the Media decodes what we hear, read, and see in the media Terry Gross continued its reign in 2002 as one of public radio’s Flatow. Each week, Flatow guides listeners through a review of the probing but respectful — and her lively exchanges with guests. Her every day, and equips listeners with critical tools necessary to most popular programs. The Peabody Award-winning weekday top science stories from the week before, from Mars probes to award-winning program now has a weekly audience of more than navigate the information age. magazine of contemporary arts and issues drew nearly 4 million microbes, anthropological discoveries to astronomical revelations. 1 million people in the U.S. and more overseas on NPR Worldwide. people each week to hear intimate conversations with prominent To provide more accessible information and resources for science- cultural and entertainment figures, as well as distinguished experts minded educators, Talk of the Nation Science Friday’s popular on current affairs and news. online “Kids Connection” Web portal hosted an ever-expanding array

in 2002 Morning Edition and All Things Considered were the second and third most-listened to radio programs in the U.S. Tavis Smiley Michele Norris Melissa Block David Gardner Tom Gardner

14 annual report 2002 integrating new initiatives and voices NPR has never been comfortable standing still, new initiatives 15 and 2002 was no exception.

Whether adding new voices, refreshing flagship programs like All Launched in January 2002, the program is a daily, one-hour, news Things Considered, opening new studios on the West Coast, or and opinion magazine show hosted by author and broadcaster Tavis introducing innovative programs like The Motley Fool Radio Show, Smiley. NPR’s first program to originate from Los Angeles, The Tavis NPR continued to venture into new territory, experiment, and innovate. Smiley Show offers intelligent talk, news, and commentary from diverse points of view, and reports on everything from politics to pop culture. Smiley has been named by Time magazine as one of REACHING NEW LISTENERS America’s 50 most promising young leaders. Newsweek profiled him WITH THE TAVIS SMILEY SHOW as one of the “20 people changing how Americans get their news” and dubbed him one of the nation’s “captains of the airwaves.” In NPR’s push to widen the range, diversity, and voices of its news and information programming, NPR and a consortium of more than 30 stations serving predominantly African-American audiences recently created The Tavis Smiley Show — and saw a virtual overnight success. The show’s debut marked an important step toward NPR’s goal of connecting with new audiences in new ways. in 2002 The Tavis Smiley Show’s audience grew to nearly three-quarters of a million listeners, a 178% increase from April to December 2002.

16 annual report 2002 new initiatives 17 The Tavis Smiley Show features a high-profile cast of regular A four-time Pulitzer Prize entrant, Michele Norris came to NPR as PROGRAMMING FROM A NEW Shortly after the election, the Los Angeles news bureau and The guests, including scholars Cornel West and Charles Ogletree, reli- the first regularly scheduled African-American host of All Things PERSPECTIVE AT NPR WEST Tavis Smiley Show — more than 20 correspondents, reporters, gion professor Michael Eric Dyson, technology guru Omar Wasow, Considered. With a long list of journalistic accomplishments at The editors, engineers, and support staff — moved into the new The opening of NPR West in November 2002 underscored NPR’s law professor Kimberly Crenshaw, and University of California Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, and Los Angeles Times, Norris facility. More employees will relocate to the site in 2003 and commitment to broaden and diversify coverage by establishing a regent Ward Connerly. On Fridays, the show takes a lighter tone, was most recently a correspondent for ABC News. beyond. In addition to serving as the production site for the July, as guests, such as comedians Chris Rock and Chris Tucker, offer critical mass of editorial staff on both coasts. Melissa Block, a nine-year veteran of the All Things Considered 2003, launch of the new newsmagazine Day to Day, NPR West will humorous takes on current events. staff, joined NPR in 1985 working as a producer, editor, director, This state-of-the-art newsgathering and production facility captures likely serve as a launching ground for some of NPR’s hourly news- The Tavis Smiley Show is heard on more than 60 stations, includ- and reporter, covering both breaking news and human interest news, trends, and ideas from California to Colorado, and Seattle to casts in the coming year. ing stations in nine of the top ten media markets. The show has stories. Melissa has covered many high profile news events for NPR Santa Fe. NPR West is fast becoming a resource that strengthens received unprecedented attention not only from stations, but also and turned out many distinctive feature stories. Her 9/11 reporting NPR’s coverage by reflecting the ethnic diversity, cultural dynamism, from other media organizations. helped earn NPR News a Peabody Award, and her 1999 report and vibrancy of the American West. investigating rape as a weapon of war in Kosovo contributed to NPR West began operations just in time for the 2002 work that garnered an Overseas Press Club Award. mid-term elections. On the evening of November 5, ALL THINGS CONSIDERED MAKES HEADLINES Experienced NPR journalist Steve Inskeep took over the microphone coverage began in Washington with Robert Siegel In 2002, NPR News reexamined its signature, award-winning as weekend host and quickly remade the show into a fast-paced and Linda Wertheimer, transferred later in the afternoon newsmagazine All Things Considered. Building on its past vehicle for news and feature stories. Steve brings to the job his wide evening to NPR West with Neal Conan and Scott success and positioning the program for future growth, NPR News experience covering political campaigns, Congress, the Pentagon, Simon, and returned to Washington the next day with and the war in Afghanistan. Bob Edwards on Morning Edition. The bicoastal cov- brought on board two new anchors to join Robert Siegel: Michele Robert Siegel Juan Williams Steve Inskeep Alex Chadwick Neal Conan Norris and Melissa Block. erage provided the opportunity to report on federal and local races drawing from NPR correspondents across the country. The NPR West sign has become a landmark on Jefferson from 2001 to 2002 NPR launched Boulevard in 4 new programs. Los Angeles, California.

18 annual report 2002 LAUGHING ALL THE WAY TO THE BANK listeners during the middle of the day. At the request of member new initiatives 19 WITH THE MOTLEY FOOL RADIO SHOW stations, and following several years of development, NPR News and Webzine Slate Magazine have announced a historic collabora- Also fast out of the gate in 2002 was The Motley Fool Radio Show, tion to launch a new, one-hour weekday newsmagazine, Day to now broadcasting on over 100 stations. In this weekly, one-hour Day. The program will showcase newsworthy topics with a smart, personal finance show that engages everyone from the novice “I wanted to let you know how tremendously pleased Fleishman-Hillard savvy, and spontaneous approach, and will feature a broad family investor to the most experienced stockbroker, brothers David and of contributors from both NPR News and Slate Magazine. Veteran has been with the feedback we’ve gotten since our credits began airing Tom Gardner delight listeners with their lively style and hard-wired NPR correspondent Alex Chadwick will host Day to Day. wit. Listener call-ins are blended with guest interviews and games [on NPR]. We have heard from clients who were ‘very impressed’ to hear to cover a range of personal finance matters — from getting out of Day to Day will combine the unparalleled journalistic excellence of our name on the air...another client noted it was ‘a strategically placed debt and paying for college to the pitfalls of mutual funds and how NPR News with Slate’s award-winning journalism, offering new piece that would reach all the execs in this company as well as others.’ to invest in the stock market. Guest interviews include CEOs, small ways to examine issues, explain events, and comprehend the business owners, celebrities, politicians, and writers. world. Day to Day will feature personal stories, ideas, beliefs, and In the extremely competitive world of public relations, that kind of brand behaviors to frame interesting and out-of-the-ordinary topics. recognition is invaluable.” Jon Haber, senior vice president and senior partner, Fleishman-Hillard, Inc. Slate’s writers and editors will contribute to the program, including DAY TO DAY: A NEW BRIDGE BETWEEN MORNING Founding Editor Michael Kinsley, Editor-in-Chief Jacob Weisberg, EDITION AND ALL THINGS CONSIDERED and Chief Political Correspondent William Saletan. Day to Day will debut on public radio stations across the country in July, 2003. Innovation and exploration will continue throughout 2003, most notably via the creation of a new newsmagazine designed to serve Fred Child Dee Dee Bridgewater Marian McPartland Peter Sagal Carl Kasell

20 annual report 2002 npr music and entertainment For more than 30 years, NPR has played a vital role music and entertainment 21 in America’s cultural life as an international forum for expression and artistic accomplishment.

With music, humor, and drama, NPR’s programming continues to on Performance Today and SymphonyCast and in the authoritative bring unmatched richness and variety to America’s airwaves. automotive advice (and good-natured humor) of Tom and Ray Magliozzi (a.k.a. Click and Clack) on Car Talk. In 2002, NPR became more creative than ever in finding powerful, compelling ways to present a wide range of arts, music, and entertainment. Just as changes in news and listener expectations OFFERING COMFORT AND THOUGHTFUL led NPR News to sharpen its focus on being a primary news provider, COMPANIONSHIP ON THE ONE-YEAR ongoing shifts in U.S. cultural interests led NPR to adjust its approach COMMEMORATION OF 9/11 to better meet the needs of listeners and member stations. In this year of complex national events, listeners relied on NPR’s Major cultural presentations today aren’t just artistic occurrences unique ability to respond to human needs by speaking to the heart — they’re news events. Recognizing the influence leaders in the as well as the head through a balance of news, music, arts, and arts world have on issues that transcend their genre, NPR brought entertainment. Listeners struggling to deal with world events and context and depth to arts, music, and entertainment programming. milestones sought emotional and spiritual relief in the music and You feel it when you experience the grand symphonic expressions humanity of NPR’s cultural offerings. EXPLORING AMERICA’S MUSICAL HERITAGE TAKING LISTENERS ON LOCATION TO HEAR MUSIC AT ITS SOURCE Committed to the presentation of diverse musical expressions, NPR offered “Still Standing Tall,” a special Fourth of July edition of Talk In 2002, NPR marked its first on-location broadcast from the West of the Nation, featuring host Neal Conan anchoring a three-hour Coast with KPBS in San Diego and the La Jolla Chamber Music program live from historic Battery Park in New York City (steps away Society. NPR was an integral part of the SummerFest La Jolla from the World Trade Center site). The special explored themes of festival, with Performance Today hosts conducting performance chats freedom through jazz — what trumpeter and bandleader Wynton with featured artists, presenting pre-concert talks, and participating Marsalis, artistic director of Jazz at Lincoln Center, calls “the most in stimulating music symposia. Special Web-only performances and democratic of art forms.” Marsalis led the Lincoln Center Jazz interviews appeared on npr.org. Other SummerFest “Encounters” Orchestra at Battery Park and was joined by pianist Arturo O’Farrill were tailored for appearance on KPBS’ local talk shows. and the Afro-Cuban Big Band, The Juilliard Jazz Ensemble, and Korva Coleman Lisa Simeone Tom Magliozzi Ray Magliozzi Suzanne Bona Fiona Ritchie special guests.

22 annual report 2002 On the one-year memorial of 9/11, responding to a time of deep in 2002 For the first time, Car Talk exceeded weekly listeners. music and entertainment 23 national introspection, reflection, and prayer, NPR presented an unin- 4 million terrupted flow of live cultural coverage. NPR’s “Musical Voices of Reflection” spanned eight original hours, ranging from a tolling of the bells at Ground Zero in New York to a poignant variation of Happy Birthday performed by a Pennsylvania music teacher whose daughter perished on her birthday aboard Flight 93. Coverage PRESENTING EXCLUSIVE PERFORMANCES flowed seamlessly from broadcast to the online medium, allowing BY MASTER MUSICIANS npr.org visitors to hear the music and words of renowned artists including conductor Leonard Slatkin, Wynton Marsalis, and Yo-Yo Continuing NPR’s tradition of bringing listeners the musical expres- Ma, reflecting on how the world had changed in one short year. sions of the world’s top musicians, Performance Today and host Fred Child captured a live performance from famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma “I particularly enjoyed your program yesterday. I was listening on my NPR devoted major coverage to the highly anticipated 9/11 memo- and the Silk Road Ensemble, the musical face of Ma’s artistic, rial composition On the Transmigration of Souls, by contemporary cultural, and educational organization. The concert and subsequent Walkman while running the Chicago Marathon. You were with me American composer John Adams. Adams’ moving interview with interview of Yo-Yo Ma were also aired in NPR’s special commemo- between miles 18-22 (I don’t go very quickly) and listening to your Fred Child appeared on Morning Edition the day of the premiere by rative coverage of the 9/11 attacks and shaped for a special the New York Philharmonic, and the first performances were feature including Web-only performances on npr.org. Yo-Yo Ma’s program really lifted my spirits as I jogged along the streets of Chicago. subsequently broadcast live on NPR’s SymphonyCast. Adams’ distin- time at the NPR studios also included customized tapings for So if anybody asks you what you were doing yesterday, you can tell guished composition went on to win the 2003 Pulitzer Prize in Music. member stations. them you were helping a friend run the Chicago Marathon.” James Sherman Trumpeter Wynton Marsalis is a special guest on NPR’s July 4th, 2002, Talk of the Nation special Wait Wait...Don’t Tell Me! reached l listeners — a 62% increase since 2000. “Still Standing Tall,” as NPR in 2002 Director of Music Benjamin Roe 1.3 million keeps well-wishers at bay.

24 annual report 2002 music and entertainment 25 SPECIAL PROGRAMMING ACHIEVEMENTS What Are Over One Million Listeners Tuning In for? longest running network jazz show of all time. The year’s memo- series. It shares symphonic events of national and international Wait Wait...Don’t Tell Me! It was a year of special achievements for many NPR entertainment rable guests included Willie Nelson and Chick Corea, but perhaps significance with a story to tell — the hails and farewells as well as Wait Wait...Don’t Tell Me!, NPR’s oddly informative quiz program in programs: the most fitting testimony to the ongoing vitality of Piano Jazz was the compelling celebrations of artistic, historic, and musical signifi- which listeners test their knowledge against some of the best and the January 2003 appearance of jazz/pop sensation Norah Jones cance. In the space of a few weeks, SymphonyCast brought listeners High-Octane Hijinks on Car Talk brightest in the news and entertainment world, crossed the 1 million — just as her debut album was hitting the top of the charts. Much the poignant farewell concerts of Seiji Ozawa with the Boston Car Talk’s inimitable mix of humor and helpful hints on car care listener mark and extended its success as a traveling road show. of the credit for Jones’ meteoric rise (and Grammy sweep) was Symphony Orchestra and the raucous (and controversial) “Last (and relationships) continued to surge in popularity, capturing nearly Ten sold-out events were produced in 2002, with more in the works given to her exposure on NPR and its member stations. Night of the Proms” concert from the Royal Albert Hall in London. 4 million listeners and still climbing. Carried by more stations than for 2003. Whether live or in the studio, listeners vie for the ultimate any other non-news public radio program, Car Talk has found fans prize: Judge and Scorekeeper Carl Kasell’s voice on their answering Celtic Celebrations Abound in young and old, the auto-minded and the admitted dipsticks. machine. Wait Wait...Don’t Tell Me! continued to attract a wide with The Thistle and Shamrock Celebrities ranging from Jay Leno to Bill Cosby to racecar driver and fascinating range of celebrity participants in the “Not My Job” The Thistle & Shamrock, Fiona Ritchie’s weekly excursion through Dario Franchitti and his wife Ashley Judd (who once called in for segment, such as Madeline Albright, Randy Newman, Eartha Kitt, Celtic musical traditions, exceeded a remarkable milestone: Ritchie help with her husband’s need to always be the one behind the Senator Orrin Hatch, George Foreman, and Hugh Downs. The first has produced over 1,000 shows since the program first appeared wheel on family trips), count the show among their favorites. Wait Wait...Don’t Tell Me! book also hit the shelves of the NPR Shop on national airwaves 20 years ago. By way of contrast, most TV and bookstores in 2002. shows produce 26 episodes a year, with only 100 programs needed Known as “Click and Clack, the Tappett Brothers” on the air, Tom to start syndication. and Ray Magliozzi form an immediate connection with listeners. For Sparkling Conversation and Legendary Music many, the show is “appointment radio,” that calls fans away from on Marian McPartland’s Piano Jazz The World’s Finest Orchestras whatever they’re doing to get to their radios in time for each one- Marian McPartland’s Piano Jazz continued its remarkable 20-plus Come Home on SymphonyCast hour broadcast — and 2002 was no exception. year run in 2002. The program’s balance of historical perspective NPR’s SymphonyCast experienced unprecedented growth in 2002, and sheer entertainment has earned its status as the longest- with a spring-to-spring listenership increase of 89 percent. Hosted NPR World of Opera host Lisa Simeone joins Washington Opera running national performance program on public radio and the by Korva Coleman, SymphonyCast brings signature performances by the world’s finest orchestras into one comprehensive weekly Artistic Director Placido Domingo to tape an opera special in NPR’s Studio 4A. In 2002, NPR and the Washington Opera entered into an exclusive three-year broadcast relationship. Driveway Moments A new feature added to npr.org in 2002, “Driveway Moments” offers funny or poignant stories from listeners about a time when they sat glued to an NPR program segment so compelling they literally couldn’t get out of the car. Hundreds of listeners have sent in their “Driveway Moments,” now archived on npr.org as an ever-growing testimony to the personal and powerful connection listeners have with NPR.

26 annual report 2002 new horizons npr in the virtual world: npr.org When they want to learn more about a piece new horizons 27 they heard on NPR, or check in on the latest headlines, listeners click to npr.org. A natural extension of what you hear on the radio, npr.org is an information-rich resource that provides depth, added texture, and context to NPR broadcasts.

By the end of 2002, npr.org attracted 2 million unique visitors a Strengthening the Connection month. Audio file requests increased from just under 3.5 million a Between the On-Air and Online Worlds month at the beginning of the year to 7 million by year-end. Aided NPR’s on-air and online programming collaborations continued by the flexibility of the online world, listeners came to npr.org in 2002, presenting an integrated approach to programming. around the clock, to access programs and segments at their NPR’s yearlong Present at the Creation series, which aired weekly convenience. on Morning Edition and has its own permanent archive, including supplemental material on npr.org, won NPR a Gracie Award from Leading the industry in online audio presentations, npr.org offers the Foundation of American Women in Radio and Television for best one of the Web’s richest troves of free, archived audio, on-demand “collaboration between an offline and online medium.” audio files, newscasts updated every hour, and a program stream of NPR’s most popular shows. Evidence of U.S. agents paying off Afghanis to obtain information about enemy forces, was uncovered by NPR’s Steve Inskeep. in 2002 More than 99% of the American population lived in an area served by an NPR member station.

28 annual report 2002 On the Web, npr.org supplements the rich audio with text and Maximizing the Strengths of NPR WORLDWIDE Outside of the U.S., NPR’s international partners in cable, satellite, new horizons 29 photos, graphics, and timelines. Via the online version of a radio New Technologies and the Online Environment and short-wave services make NPR accessible everywhere in the Around the globe, you can find NPR. From Morning Edition and All segment, listeners can get a glimpse of NPR correspondents, inter- There are early indications that Web-only content is a promising world. NPR Worldwide broadcasts to listeners on land, at sea, on Things Considered to Car Talk and Fresh Air, Americans living, viewees, and photos of the subjects of reports — from photos of new frontier for npr.org. All Songs Considered, the NPR series of mountaintops, and even in the skies. working, or traveling overseas look for and listen to “news from Johnny Cash talking to Bob Edwards, to microscopic photos of multimedia, eclectic compilations of music used as musical clips home” on NPR Worldwide. viruses. In some cases the visual images that appear online between All Things Considered features, has gained listenership become the story, as when npr.org featured correspondent Steve every month since it began in January 2000. Other Web-only ideas Inskeep’s scoop about U.S. agents paying off Afghanis to obtain that would further draw on the extensive talents among NPR staff information about enemy forces. The Web site featured Steve’s are under consideration. photo of an Afghani holding up ten $100 dollar bills. At npr.org, visitors also can browse the NPR Shop, which offers a Audio: What NPR Does Best steadily growing collection of music and spoken-word CDs, books First and foremost, npr.org is an on-demand audio archive that (many by NPR personalities), clothing, mugs, and other items. “I am an 8th grade social studies teacher. I have recently come across your enables users to listen to thousands and thousands of segments In an ongoing effort to make programming more convenient and Web site and think it is wonderful. I have used it four times in the last two that have aired on NPR over the last eight years. This feature also accessible, NPR is working with AOL Radio and Microsoft’s “Plus! gives NPR listeners the ability to “time shift” by listening to NPR days. I let the kids listen to three of your stories, and I am so glad that it is Sync & Go,” to download NPR newscasts to Pocket PCs. To enhance programs and segments on demand, and enables NPR to provide NPR’s unique local/national partnership with member stations, a available. So thank you very much for providing this service.” Scott Akerson more programming to more listeners when they want it most. partnership has been formed with GetActive, a company that will facilitate online member communications, grassroots fundraising, and local Web site innovation. NPR is a private non-profit organization supported almost entirely by its member stations and private contributors.

The December 2002 issue of Worth magazine saluted NPR as one of the 100 most effective of the 800,000 nonprofits in the country. Worth annually identifies the charities that are doing the best job, dollar for dollar — those that have the biggest impact and make the most efficient use of the money donors invest in them.

NPR maintains a long-standing, non-competition policy with member stations. NPR does not solicit contributions directly from listeners via such means as on-air appeals, telemarketing, and direct mail.

NPR receives no direct, general operating support from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) or any national or local government source. Competitive, special project grants from federally-funded entities such 30 annual report 2002 npr: unique financial challenges financials 31 as the CPB, the National Science Foundation, and the National Endowment for the Arts, typically account for less than two percent of NPR’s revenues in any given year.

Member station program fees provided 53% of NPR’s operating revenues in FY 2002, a proportion that has declined over the last decade as contributions and underwriting have increased.

Contributions from private foundations and corporate underwriting supply most of the balance, supporting NPR’s domestic and worldwide news operations. These funds make possible such signature programs as Morning Edition and All Things Considered, the intelligent and engaging exchanges on Talk of the Nation and The Tavis Smiley Show — and a broad variety of cultural and entertainment programming ranging from Performance Today to Car Talk. When NPR’s fiscal year began on October 1, 2001, the attacks of and The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, NPR’s reporting on 9/11 had unleashed a global war on terrorism and the uprooting of public education policy, youth development, and the challenges of an oppressive regime in Afghanistan. NPR was there throughout — educating a culturally diverse population have continued to be thanks not only to the dedication of its reporting, editorial, produc- substantial components of NPR’s overall national coverage. tion, and support staffs, but to the generous contributors who made NPR’s in-depth examination of health care and research has been “Waking up to a commercial all-news station can be a jolt, like putting bare NPR’s extended coverage of those traumatic events possible. instrumental in helping educate listeners about a host of domestic feet on a cold tile floor. Morning Edition is also jarring, but in the manner of International reporting continues to rank as the number one and global health issues — thanks to The Robert Wood Johnson interest among the most loyal of NPR’s 21 million weekly listeners. Foundation, The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, The W.K. unexpected luxury, like sinking the feet into a deep plush carpet.” The Philadelphia Inquirer With foreign bureaus already in place and additional correspon- Kellogg Foundation, and Henry J. Kaiser Foundation. Similarly, The dents dispatched to Afghanistan and other hot spots in 2002, NPR Annie E. Casey Foundation’s support of NPR’s reporting on children was well-positioned to provide up-to-the-minute coverage. Crucial, and families and The Melville Charitable Trust’s grant for coverage special support for NPR’s expanded international news and war of the national housing crisis have made NPR’s coverage broader and coverage was provided by a host of funders, including the CPB, The deeper. The Pew Charitable Trusts continued their longtime support Ford Foundation, The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur of NPR’s examination of the various roles of religion in society. Foundation, Carnegie Corporation of New York, Rockefeller NPR’s environmental reporting has long been a mainstay of NPR Foundation, Gruber Family Foundation, Geraldine R. Dodge With the help of some generous foundation partners, NPR West, a Recording Industries Music Performance Trust Funds, The Helen F. News — critical to NPR’s mission to foster a more informed public. Foundation, The Overbrook Foundation, and Rockefeller Brothers long-planned, state-of-the-art production center in Los Angeles, Whitaker Fund, and, for NPR’s activities in southern California at As just one element of its multi-faceted environmental reporting, Fund. NPR’s reporting was subsequently recognized by all three of has become a reality. Leadership support from The David and Lucile SummerFest La Jolla, Sempra Energy. NPR’s jazz programming — NPR has established a separate public lands beat over the last two broadcast journalism’s top awards — the Peabody, the Overseas Packard Foundation, The James Irvine Foundation, and The William the most diverse source of jazz available by radio nationwide — years to cover the myriad conflicts over policy and practice Press Club, and the DuPont-Columbia awards — for bringing and Flora Hewlett Foundation helped make this historic expansion simply would not exist without The Doris Duke Charitable pertaining to public lands, particularly in the western United States, listeners facts, perspectives, and reactions from around the world. possible. NPR West is NPR’s largest programming facility outside of Foundation and additional funding from the NEA. 32 annual report 2002 Alaska, and Hawaii. In addition, NPR is tremendously grateful to The financials 33 Washington, DC, and can serve as a production and distribution Even during this current era of profound international turmoil, a Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, Turner Foundation, Bullitt In addition to grants for specific areas of NPR’s cultural program- back-up to the headquarters. complex array of social, economic, and environmental issues within Foundation, Brainerd Foundation, and Jennifer and Ted Stanley for ming and news coverage, NPR depends on unrestricted grants U.S. borders continues to warrant considerable public attention their support of environmental reporting work. Other science and The philanthropic community has also generously supported NPR’s from foundations, corporations, and others. Such funding gives because they directly affect the strength of communities and quality technology programming would be significantly diminished without cultural programming. The National Endowment for the Arts has NPR the independence to ensure editorial integrity and the freedom of human life. In fact, the support of private foundations strength- generous grants from The Noyce Foundation, The Alfred P. Sloan been a champion of Performance Today, SymphonyCast, and World to enhance existing programming as well as to develop new ideas. ened NPR’s capacity to provide comprehensive and balanced Foundation, National Science Foundation, The Dibner Fund, of Opera, NPR’s premier showcase programs for classical music NPR is grateful for the leading roles taken by The Annenberg coverage of the domestic events, people, and issues that defined and The Greenwall Foundation, among others. from concert halls around the world. The NEA also provided gener- Foundation, W. K. Kellogg Foundation, Norman and Rosita Winston 2002. Among the national issues that remain a focus of NPR’s ous funding for the Present at the Creation series’ exploration of the Foundation, The Freedom Forum, Pittway Corporation Charitable ongoing coverage are education, healthcare and research, and creative process. Other cultural supporters include The Robert W. Foundation, and generous corporate supporters including TIAA- children, families, and communities. With the support of the Woodruff Foundation in support of the annual Dr. Martin Luther CREF, Sodexho, Proctor & Gamble, White Wave, Yahoo, Saab, and Carnegie Corporation of New York, The William T. Grant Foundation, King concert and performances and arts coverage from Atlanta, the Wellington Management Company.

in 2002 Every week NPR reached more Americans than the combined circulation of the top 42 daily newspapers in the U.S. NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO, INC. AND NPR FOUNDATION year ended September 30, 2002

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

“Clearly, for the future financial well-being of major institutions serving the Unrestricted Revenues Current Assets greater community into perpetuity, endowment funds must be established and Membership Dues $2,011,022 Cash and Cash Equivalents $6,707,931 Programming Fees 48,549,590 Investments 24,393,601 grown in order to provide the base strength required in an ever changing Grants and Contributions1 50,113,072 Receivables 19,442,862 Distribution Services 7,862,267 Inventory 684,770 world.” Lee Walcott, Managing Director, The Ahmanson Foundation, upon awarding a grant to the NPR Endowment Fund for Excellence Prepaid and Other Expenses 1,410,520 Other2 4,347,736 Total Current Assets 52,639,684 Total Unrestricted Revenues 112,883,687 Property and Equipment, NET 49,153,409

Expenses: Other Assets News and Information 40,839,656 Restricted Cash 1,673,958 Cultural and Entertainment Programming 6,890,060 Longterm Investments 29,810,940 Distribution and Satellite System Replacement 12,276,100 Longterm Receivables 4,901,876 NPR Online 5,181,793 Deferred Financing Costs 884,375 Member and Program Services 3,632,893 Total Other Assets 37,271,149 Engineering and Information Technology 12,944,253 Total Assets 139,064,242 34 annual report 2002 Contributions and corporate underwriting totaled $40.5 million in To accelerate the NPR Foundation’s endowment-building efforts, NPR2 724,477 financials 35 FY 2002 and represented approximately 43% of NPR’s total oper- the Trustees established the NPR President’s Council in early 2000 Programming Center 4,682,452 Current Liabilities Accounts Payable 4,111,148 ating revenue for the year, a decline from 46.8% the previous year. as a national group of major donors and public radio advocates. By Development3 2,846,884 Current Portion of Longterm Debt 1,220,000 Although NPR continues to maintain its traditional high standards, the end of FY 2002, the President’s Council had raised over $1.1 General Administration 20,936,704 Accrued Expenses 9,830,182 it has not been immune to the economic slowdown that began in million for the Endowment. The President’s Council weekend-long Total Expenses 110,955,272 2000 and has since been exacerbated by terrorism and war. Such meetings, held at NPR and other locations around the country, Accrued Interest Payable 151,592 Changes in Unrestricted Net Assets 1,928,415 Deferred Revenues 4,335,288 conditions have had an adverse and almost immediate effect on feature panel discussions with NPR management, on-air corre- Total Current Liabilities 19,648,210 NPR’s ability to secure contributed revenues. NPR is working to spondents, and personalities as well as other activities unique to Temporarily Restricted Grants and Contributions Note Payable, Longterm 2,880,000 ensure that NPR’s public service will not be compromised. The only the meeting sites. Restricted for Future Use 4,952,892 Bonds Payable, LongTerm 44,000,000 longterm solution is to build new and diverse financial resources, During FY 2002, over $5.78 million in gifts and pledges was added Released from Restriction for Current Use (8,299,863) Interest Rate Swap Contract 3,747,736 including the NPR Endowment Fund for Excellence and the Fund for to the Endowment. By year end, the cumulative total of funds raised Change in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets (3,346,971) Total Liabilities 70,275,946 New Initiatives. for the Endowment rose to over $28.58 million. In addition, the NPR Changes in Net Assets From Operations (1,418,556) Net Assets The NPR Foundation is charged with building a substantial Foundation contributed $1 million in a combination of Endowment 1 Unrealized Loss on Swap Contracts (1,791,357) Unrestricted 56,598,236 endowment to help insulate NPR from harsh economic times and revenue and outright gifts to NPR’s New Initiatives Fund, which Temporarily Restricted2 10,189,092 Changes in Net Assets (3,209,913) to generate funds for new initiatives that might otherwise be helped support The Tavis Smiley Show, The Motley Fool Radio Permanently Restricted3 2,000,968 Net Assets, Beginning of Year 71,998,209 deferred or foregone. The NPR Foundation Trustees are community Show, and the research and development of Day to Day, the new Total Net Assets 68,788,296 Net Assets, End of Year $68,788,296 and corporate leaders from across the nation who are passionate newsmagazine launched in July, 2003. Total Liabilities and Net Assets $139,064,242 about NPR’s commitment to fostering the more informed populace essential to the democratic process. The Trustees provide volunteer 1. Includes Donated Goods & Services and gifts to the NPR Foundation for the Endowment. 1. Have met or do not have any donor-imposed restrictions. 2. Includes conference fees; tapes and transcript services; and investment income from NPR 2. Restricted by donor for future or specific use. fund-raising leadership and contribute their own resources to help Foundation, NPR, and Distribution. 3. Restricted by the donor in perpetuity. build the NPR Endowment Fund for Excellence. 3. Includes expenses for the NPR Foundation. in 2002 one in ten Americans over 25 tuned in to NPR each week.

$0 $4 $8 $12 $16 $20 $24 $28 $32 $36 $40 revenues in millions 37% News and Information $40.84 $50.11 Grants and Contributions(a) 44% 19% General Administration $20.94 12% Engineering $12.94 $48.55 Programming Fees 43% 11% Distribution Services $12.28

6% Cultural Programming $6.89 36 $7.86 Distribution Services 7% 37 5% NPR Online $5.18

4% Programming Center $4.68 $4.35 Other(b) 4% 3% Member and Program Services $3.63

3% Development (includes expenses for the NPR Foundation) $2.85 $2.01 Membership Dues (a) includes $3,245,059 in donated goods & services, $3,317,280 CPB grant for satellite replacement, and $6,395,028 in gifts to the NPR Foundation including gifts for the Endowment. 2% (b) includes conference fees; tapes and transcript services; and investment income from NPR Foundation, NPR, and Distribution. 1% NPR2 $0.72

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Records Nissan Parts & Service Victoria J. York The Vanguard Group Worldspan Pep Boys * Multi Year Grants Sempra Energy ** In-Kind NPRthanks the hundreds of contributors who have made donations through their local Combined Federal Campaign. NPR has won numerous awards for excellence in journalism over the years, but its performance in 2002 was truly exceptional. The 2002 awards recognize the time and talents of many correspondents, producers, editors, and engineers.

Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Award Silver Baton: Presented 2002 National Association of Black Journalists Awards: NPR to NPR News for Coverage of September 11 and the War in Coverage of the U.N. Conference on Racism (July 2002) Afghanistan (January 2003) Missouri Honor Medal for Distinguished Service in Journalism: The Overseas Press Club 2001 Lowell Thomas Award for the Best (Summer 2002) Radio News or Interpretation: Presented to NPR for Coverage of National Mental Health Association Prize (June 2002) September 11 and Its Aftermath (April 2002) 2002 Webby Award Nomination: NPR’s All Songs Considered George Foster Peabody Award Presented to NPR for Coverage of September 11 and Its Aftermath (March 2002) 17th Annual Technical Excellence & Creativity Awards: Jazz From Lincoln Center George Foster Peabody Award: Presented to NPR for Jazz Profiles (March 2002) HONORS FOR NPR STAFF, REPORTERS, HOSTS, AND CORRESPONDENTS IN 2002: The Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Silver Baton for Excellence The Henry Clay Distinguished Kentuckian Award from the Kentucky in Broadcast Journalism: Presented Society of Washington to Bob Edwards (September 2002) to NPR for Campaign Finance 46 annual report 2002 excellence in journalism excellence in journalism 47 Coverage (January 2002) 2002 CPB Edward R. Murrow Award to NPR Vice President for Distribution Pete Loewenstein American Women in Radio and Television’s Gracie Allen Award: Presented to NPR’s Weekend All Things Considered for “Loss and Whitaker Prize for science reporting from the American Association Its Aftermath” (April 2002) for the Advancement of Science

The Pan American Health Organization’s Award for Excellence in Welles Hangen Award for Superior Achievement in Journalism from International Public Health Reporting: Presented to NPR for Brown University Coverage of the Dengue Fever (March 2002) Elizabeth Wood Writing Award from The American Crystallographic Scripps Howard Foundation National Journalism Award: NPR’s Association to Talk of the Nation Science Friday Latino USA (March 2002) Washington State University’s 2002 Edward R. Murrow Award for Sigma Delta Chi Awards For Excellence In Journalism Award: Radio Lifetime Achievement in Broadcasting to Daniel Schorr, NPR senior Expeditions (heard on Morning Edition) news analyst

Sigma Delta Chi Awards For Excellence In Journalism Award: Maryland State Arts Council 2002 Individual Artists Award in Media “Learning to Live: James’ Story” (May 2002) to NPR Engineer Bill McQuay, technical director for the NPR/National Geographic Society Radio Expeditions series Peabody/Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Award For Excellence In Health And Medical Programming: “The DNA Files” (May 2002)

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