A good friend of mine from Xi'an, Ryan Jiang, has begun a radio show on China. You should check it out. Here is an episode on differing perspectives of contemporary China and here is an episode on 1989. There are more episodes on his main page.
I met Ryan during my first year in China. He is one of the smartest and most open-minded people I met in China. He is now studying and living abroad.
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