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9/11 Stories

Eric Racheff
World Trade Center
September 11 Attacks
New York City
Rick Rescorla
NYPD
Boston
Brooklyn
FBI
Betty Ong
American Airlines
September 11, 2001
Union Square
Fulton Street Station
Al-Qaeda
PASS Consulting Corporation
Survivor Tree
Morgan Stanley

Short, true accounts of the people who lived through September 11th — passengers, first responders, office workers, family members waiting on the other end of the phone. Each episode tells one person's story: what an ordinary Tuesday morning turned into, and how they got through it, or didn't. Released to mark 25 years since the attacks, from the team behind The Conspiracy Podcast.

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You’re running late. A phone call has put you half an hour behind, and you’re hurrying up Washington Street, trying to hail a cab. You’re forty years old, with a ten-month-old son at home and nearly ten years at Cantor Fitzgerald behind you. Your hus... more

Jason Thomas had been off active duty in the Marine Corps for only a few weeks when the morning of September 11th began, and his uniform was still in the back of his truck. By the time the North Tower fell, he had put it on and driven into Manhattan ... more

On the morning of September 11th, Genelle Guzman was sixty-four floors up in the North Tower, moving down the stairwell with everyone else, counting floors like everyone else. She made it to the 13th before the tower came down around her. What happen... more

He was a Wall Street trader with an office on the 104th floor of the South Tower — but underneath that, he was still the kid who'd carried a red bandana in his pocket since he was six, still the volunteer firefighter who never quite let that dream go... more

He came to New York for a few weeks and never left — eventually landing a job washing windows a hundred floors above the street, in a building he came to think of as a second home. On September 11th, an ordinary elevator ride trapped him and five str... more

An off-duty firefighter was on his way to spend the day with his brothers when he heard the news that a plane had just hit the World Trade Center. What he chose to do next became one of the most enduring stories of that entire day.

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He spent years warning that this exact building was still a target — and running drills nobody wanted to do because of it. When the moment actually came, everything he'd built paid off in ways nobody could have predicted.

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Two strangers on the same floor of the North Tower, ninety flights between them and the street below. What happened between the moment they found each other and the moment the building came down.

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Episodes recount intimate, human-centered stories from the September 11 era, focusing on individuals who lived through the day and its aftermath. Each entry centers on personal memory, courage, and resilience—ranging from first responders and flight attendants to survivors and family members—and often ties their experiences to lasting communal memorials and foundations that support affected families. Across episodes, the repertoire blends historical context with vivid, emotionally charged storytelling, offering a window into how ordinary people navigated extraordinary moments. The format likely appeals to listeners who value narrative depth, historical perspective, and reflections on courage, memory, and public memory without sensationalism... more

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