#RadioTalksRace: A National Dialogue on Race, Justice, and Policing

WNYC teamed up with public radio stations in St. Louis and Baltimore for a multi-city, many-voiced special program on race, community, and policing. We invited police officers, protestors, public officials, and callers in cities across the country to discuss what's changed in the past year and how to shape the road ahead.

During the original broadcast, #RadioTalksRace became a trending topic in New York City and in St. Louis. Check out what was said - and join the ongoing conversation - using the hashtag #RadioTalksRace.

Our guests and collaborators:

• WNYC's Jami Floyd
• Joel McCord, news director and reporter for WYPR in Baltimore
• Rachel Lippmann, courts and public safety reporter at St. Louis Public Radio
• Roberto Alejandro, a regular contributor to WEAA and a reporter for the Baltimore Afro-American Newspaper
• New York Governor Andrew Cuomo
• Stephanie Robinson, Director of Public Safety in Baltimore
• Peter Moskos, Professor of Law, Police Science, and Criminal Justice Administration at John Jay College of Criminal Justice
• Sgt. Ed Mullins, head of the Sergeants Benevolent Association
• Jon Swaine, senior reporter for The Guardian
• Tracey Meares, Criminal Justice Professor at Yale Law School
• DeRay Mckesson, activist, member of the organization "We The Protesters"
• Brittany Packnett, activist, community leader, executive director for Teach for America in St. Louis, and member of the Ferguson Commission, formerly on the President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing