"Talk of Indiana" on Indiana Public Radio offers three one-hour call-in shows this week to address three particular aspects arising from last week's terrorist attacks on the United States.

Listeners may participate by calling 1-800-646-1812.

• At 3 p.m. Wednesday John Stachula, a counselor at the Ball State University Counseling Center, and Bryce Taylor, a local child psychologist, will join host Bob Papper, IPR's news director, to talk about how to discuss terrorism with our children.
• At 3 p.m. Thursday, Bill Gosnell, director of the Delaware County EMA, and Bob Bricker, coordinator of the Madison County Red Cross, will join IPR's Marcus Jackman for an hour-long discussion of emergency services and preparedness.
• At 3 p.m. Friday the history of terrorism is the topic to be discussed as Ball State's Steve Bell, a professor of telecommunications, and history professor Kevin Smith, join IPR's Stan Sollars for the week's third edition of Talk of Indiana.

Indiana Public Radio is a service of Ball State University, a Public Radio International affiliate, and a National Public Radio member station. Its format includes NPR, news and classical music broadcast on WBST 92.1FM Muncie, WBSB 89.5FM Anderson, WBSW 90.9FM Marion, WBSJ 91.7FM Portland, and WBSH 91.1FM Hagerstown-New Castle.