Internet Radio Show: Fresh Air with Terry Gross

Fresh Air with Terry Gross is a one-hour program of interviews with an often eclectic mix of artists, and experts on current affairs. The program traces connections between individuals and cultures. While you are working in your own cultural sphere, find out - what it was like working with Frank Sinatra and the brat pack - how did an Iranian author work through the system to be a university professor - what forces did a White House speech writer have to deal with every day - how do independent filmmakers get their inspiration and funding. Recent shows have included a Saudi born woman participating in the hajj with her sisters, a writer's memoir about participating in the stock market boom to raise a quick million dollars, the 60's - a rock musician telling what it was like in the sixties, the Mayor of Vancouver discusses the view from Canada, and a former Republican strategist discusses his book about the Bush family.

Film, music, and TV commentary are regular contributions to the show. Fresh Air won the 1994 Peabody Award.