Smithsonian Productions is the electronic media production center of the Smithsonian Institution, the world's largest complex of museums and research facilities. Working in computerized all-digital studios, its audio production team creates award-winning radio broadcasts, related compact discs and audio cassettes, as well as audio for film, videos, CD-ROM, and on-line services. In programs such as the Peabody Award-winning Black Radio, Jazz Smithsonian, Folk Masters, Guitar: Electrified, Amplified, and Deified, and Dialogue, Smithsonian Productions presents the best in performance and information radio.  

Public Radio International (PRI), the distributor for Remembering Slavery, is one of two major public radio networks in the United States and the largest in terms of program hours distributed. PRI offers news and information, classical music, contemporary music, and other cultural programming. Headquartered in Minneapolis, PRI has more than 600 affiliate stations throughout the U.S., Puerto Rico, and Guam. On the average, 18.1 million people tune to PRI affiliate stations each week.  

   

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