“For 40 years, I’ve traveled around America listening to the stories Americans tell about their lives. I was always moved, and so I wanted to create a show where you can hear some of them too.” – Sen. Bill Bradley

American Voices is my radio show and it airs on Sirius Satellite Radio Channel 102 on Sundays at 5:30am, 6:30am, 7:30am and 9:30am EST as well as Mondays at 5:00am, 7:00am, Noon, 2:00pm, 7:00pm and 9:00pm EST.

Former US Senator Bill Bradley shares his unique perspective of the American landscape on American Voices, a weekly show that highlights the remarkable accomplishments of people both famous and unknown.  The show is non-partisan in nature.

“’American Voices’ will focus on the common humanity of our citizens and will recognize those extraordinary individuals who make a difference in their communities,” said a statement from Bradley.

Regular features of the show include interviews with Americans who have interesting jobs, run unusual festivals or give to their fellow human beings with no expectation of financial return, as well as interviews with well-known Americans such as boxer George Foreman, actor Hal Holbrook, and singers Bonnie Raitt and Eliza Gilkyson.

In addition, there is the Famous American Voices quiz in which Bradley plays the voice of a famous American and the contestant guesses his or her identity.  Finally, each week a well-known American shares a favorite place or favorite sound in America.