Interfaith Voices is the nation's leading religion news magazine on public radio
Our History
In mid-September 2001, just three days after 9-11,
Maureen Fiedler rounded up a multi-faith panel to reflect on the terrorist
attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. It was a live call-in show,
and the phones rang off the hook for three hours. It became clear that public
radio listeners were hungry for informed, respectful dialogue on religion in the
public square. The idea for Interfaith Voices was born that evening. Interfaith Voices produced its first hour-long show in March, 2002. Initially airing on a single station in Roanoke, VA, Interfaith Voices is now heard on more than 60 stations around the country and has received many awards for its religion news coverage.
Interfaith Voices is carried on 66 stations across the United States and Canada.
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