If you missed the NPR broadcast in April...
Tune in for the one-hour American RadioWorks special, which will be broadcast on public radio stations across the U.S. starting July 12.

Mandela: An Audio History premiered on National Public Radio's All Things Considered in the week of April 26-30, and was broadcast in South Africa on SABC May 9 and 16, 2004.

Other News:
Allister Sparks' book, Beyond the Miracle: Inside the New South Africa , has just been published in the U.S. It is a must-read for anyone wanting to learn more about post-apartheid politics.

CDs will be available later this year. Interested? Send us your info.

Educators, we would like to hear from you. Are you using the Mandela series in your classroom? Please send us your ideas. If you would like to receive our upcoming study guide and companion CD send us an email.

» Press Reviews

The Boston Globe, 4/22/04

Producers: Joe Richman(Radio Diaries) and Sue Johnson
Editors: Ben Shapiro, Deborah George
The series was mixed by Ben Shapiro
Executive Producer, NPR's All Things Considered: Chris Turpin

Website designer/programmer: Britta Frahm
Production Assistant: Willow Constantine
Transcriptions: Lindie Mlanjeni

The series was funded by The Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

Many, many thanks to all those who helped along the way: Chris Turpin (NPR), Angie Kapelianis, Teal Krech, Gail Berhmann, Angus Gibson, Dr. Nthato Motlana, Ahmed Kathrada, Allister Sparks, Zindzi Mandela-Hlongwane, Ilse Assman (SABC), Bernie Jacob (SABC), Bernard Monayi (SABC), Mike Roberts (SABC), Dawna Swinton-Diggs (CPB), Jenny Schmidt, Jason Beaubien, Lucinda Englehart, Phyllis Richman, Rick Stengel, Jo Menell, Tom Karis, Brian Tilley, Cliff Bestall, Sharon Gelman, Ann Cooper, Sandy Rattley, Stephen Smith (American Radio Works), Pieter Ferreira, David Fanning, John Matisonn, David Goldblatt, Indra DeLanneral, Elinor Sisulu, Graham Goddard, Zolile Mvunelo, Tshepo Moloi, and Christo Brand.

For the use of their archives, we are grateful to:
Mayibuye/Robben Island
South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC)
National Archives (South Africa)
National Film Archives
Global Vision, Rory O'Connter and Danny Schecter
Afrovision
Bomb

and we'll keep you posted on upcoming Radio Diaries programs.