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All Things Considered

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All Things Considered (ATC), the first news program to air on the United States' National Public Radio network (NPR), first broadcast to about 90 radio stations on May 3, 1971. The first story covered on ATC was the anti-Vietnam-war protests taking place in Washington, D.C., where NPR and ATC are based.

Early broadcasts were 90 minutes long; now they run for 2 hours.

The program combines a varied mix of news, analysis, commentary, interviews, and special features. It airs on weekday evenings from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. EST. NPR member stations in other time zones usually run the program on tape delay.

All Things Considered now airs on over 560 radio stations and reaches an audience of approximately 12 million listeners each weekday. It's co-hosted by Robert Siegel, Michele Norris and Melissa Block.

Weekend All Things Considered

Weekend All Things Considered (WATC), a one-hour version of the show broadcast on Saturdays and Sundays, premiered in 1977. Steve Inskeep is the current host of WATC.

Awards

In 1993, All Things Considered was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame, the first public radio program to be given that honor.

Hosts

• Weekday
  • Robert Conley (1971-?)
  • Jim Russell (1971-?)
  • Mike Waters (1971-?)
  • Susan Stamberg (1972-1986)
  • Bob Edwards (1974-1979)
  • Sanford Ungar (1979-?)
  • Noah Adams (1982-1987, 1989-2003)
  • Renee Montagne (1987-1989)
  • Robert Siegel (1987-present)
  • Linda Wertheimer (1989-2001)
  • Michelle Norris (2002-present)
  • Melissa Block (2003-present)

• Weekend
  • Noah Adams (?-1982)
  • Steve Inskeep (?-present)

Commentators

• Andrei Codrescu
• Vertamae Grosvenor
• Kevin Kling
• Daniel Pinkwater
• Daniel Schorr
• Bailey White
• Marion Winik

Featured series

• The Changing Face of America
• Lost & Found Sound
• The NPR 100 (stories behind 100 important 20th century American musical works)
• Prison Diaries
• Teenage Diaries
• The Yiddish Radio Project

External links

• Official site
• 30th Anniversary Celebration

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Talk Show Selects 1999: A Guide to the Nation's Most Influential Television and Radio Talk Shows		Talk Show Selects 1998: A Guide to the Nation's Most Influential Television and Radio Talk Shows (1998 Edition)		Talk Show Yearbook 2000: A Guide to the Nation's Most Influential Television and Radio Talk Shows (Talk Show Selects, 2000)		Conduct a National Radio Talk Show Tour Without Leaving Your Home or Office...Without Paying a Cent for Air Time (How to Make People Buy Whatever You)