The 20th anniversary of one of the most horrendous acts in Oklahoma's history will be a time of remembering and reflecting. The April 19, 1995 bombing of the Murrah Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City represents the worst act of domestic terrorism on U.S. soil, but it also represents a community responding in a way many hold as the gold standard.

KGOU and our public radio partners are teaming up to present a comprehensive collection of stories to mark the anniversary, and we need your help. Did you feel or see the detonation? Where were you when you heard the news? How were you called upon to help in the aftermath? How were you affected?

If you are willing to share your memories and stories from that day and the impact on your life, we'd like to hear from you. We'll be recording listeners' recollections on a specially dedicated phone line -- (405) 325-8700 -- and sharing them on the air and online. If you know someone with a story to tell, encourage them to call, too.

David Sedaris will read from his writings at Rose State College on April 29, and tickets to the event are selling fast. KGOU still has some of the best seats in the Left, Center and Right Orchestra sections, available for a donation of $75 per ticket. Get all the details, and order your tickets before they're gone! Download our ticket order form and mail in your check or call us at (405) 325-5468 with your credit card info.