Thu, September 09, 2021

Jay Winuk - founder of 9/11 Day of Service

Mon, September 06, 2021

Steve Buscemi

Thu, September 02, 2021

Will Jimeno - PAPD survivor of the collapse

Mon, August 30, 2021

NY Senator Kirsten Gillibrand

Thu, August 26, 2021

Debbry Borza,mother of the youngest woman to die on flight 93

Mon, August 23, 2021

child autism therapist & FDNY wife Arlene Bradley-Lester

Thu, August 19, 2021

Retired NYPD and Q listener Stuart Goldstein

Mon, August 16, 2021

L.I. Representative Andrew Garbarino

Thu, August 12, 2021

LITE-FM's Christine Nagy

Mon, August 09, 2021

Ossinging Firefighter Jim Drohan

Thu, August 05, 2021

Actor David Duchovny

Mon, August 02, 2021

former EMS Chief Jim Martin

Thu, July 29, 2021

LITE FM's Cubby Bryant

Thu, July 22, 2021

WOR's Len Berman

Mon, July 19, 2021

Gilbert Gottfried

Thu, July 15, 2021

Patty & Kimberly Hess

Mon, July 12, 2021

NY Giant George Martin

Thu, July 08, 2021

Deborah Norville

Mon, July 05, 2021

Constantine Maroulis

Thu, July 01, 2021

FDNY Tim Brown

Mon, June 28, 2021

NYPD Chief Terry Tobin

Sat, June 26, 2021

NYPD Eric Romero

Thu, June 24, 2021

Eddie Trunk

Mon, June 21, 2021

Elvis Duran

Mon, June 14, 2021

Peter Abraham Q Listener/Camerman/EMT

Mon, June 07, 2021

FDNY'er Rob Serra

Mon, May 24, 2021

Simon Kirke

Mon, May 17, 2021

NYPD Commisioner Dermot Shea

Mon, May 10, 2021

Q listener Terry Horniacek

Mon, May 03, 2021

Former NJ Governor Jim McGreevey

Sat, May 01, 2021

Fmr. Lt. Gov Kim Guadagno

Mon, April 26, 2021

Dee Snider

Mon, April 19, 2021

FDNY Chaplain Chris Keenan

Mon, April 12, 2021

J & R Music World exec Marty Singer

Mon, April 05, 2021

Former NYS Governor David Paterson

Mon, March 29, 2021

Ex-Mets Manager Bobby Valentine

Mon, March 29, 2021

Ex-Mets Manager Bobby Valentine

Mon, March 22, 2021

Hero NYPD Det. Scott Strauss

Mon, March 15, 2021

ex-student Lila Nordstrom

Mon, March 08, 2021

9/11 community attorney Michael Barasch

Mon, March 01, 2021

NJ Devil Ken Daneyko

Mon, February 22, 2021

Retired Suffolk County cop Phil Alvarez

Mon, February 15, 2021

9/11 community activist John Feal

Mon, February 08, 2021

NYC EMS Chief Lillian Bonsignore

Mon, February 01, 2021

Adam Ferrara

Mon, January 25, 2021

FDNY Commissioner Daniel Nigro

Fri, January 22, 2021

Paul Falla

There but for the grace of God….31 year old FDNY’er Paul Falla was on the job only 2 years on 9/11, and just finishing his 24 hour shift at Engine 34 in the Bronx, when the alarms sounded. Heading out to respond, no one on the fire rig looked at the ticket, which tells them where to report. They all assumed they were supposed to be going down to The World Trade Center. Just several miles away from The WTC at 34th street, someone looked at the ticket and realized they were traveling in the wrong direction. They were actually supposed to report to a staging area in Harlem, to join 5 or 6 other FDNY companies. Had the men at Engine 34 continued down to The World Trade Center, they almost certainly would have died along with the 343 other New York City firefighters who perished in the collapse of the twin towers. Ultimately, the men from Engine 34 were ordered down to the World Trade Center. By the time they got there, one tower had already collapsed. They watched the second tower fall, engulfing them in a blackout. Paul Falla says it was like a scene out of “Planet Of The Apes”, hauntingly, eerily, quiet. There was nothing left. Nothing. He saw no chairs. No desks. No computers. Only some papers and a thick, packed dust...and a woman’s freshly manicured hand emerging from the ashes.

Mon, January 18, 2021

New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy

Mon, January 11, 2021

Steve Schirripa

Fri, January 08, 2021

The Estreicher family

This is the 9/11 story of the Estreicher family: Maryann and her daughters, Callie & Victoria, known as Tori. Maryann’s husband, Richard, was an FDNY Lieutenant, studying to be promoted to Captain and was supposed to be in a class that morning steps from Rescue 5 on Staten Island, where he had worked for 10 years. He was too exhausted to go to class, having worked a 24-hour shift the day before. Maryann, who used to work steps from The World Trade Center in the ’90s, was home alone, watching “Good Morning America”, when she saw the first reports of a plane hitting The World Trade Center. Maryann says she always hated the twin towers. She always had a bad feeling about them. Minutes after the towers were hit in the first suicide-by-passenger-jet-ever strikes, Richie, who served with the Marines for three years, was on the phone to Maryann, telling her the country was under attack, directing her to bring home the girls from school. He also advised his wife to gas up the car and get cash from the ATM. He told Maryann “I love you and I don’t know if I’m coming back”. Most of the day, Maryann was on the phone, trying to find out if Richie was still alive. No one answered any of her calls. It wasn’t until midnight when Richie finally called, telling her, “They’re all gone”. Richie Estreicher lost 11 firefighters from Rescue 5 on September 11th, along with countless FDNY buddies. For 8 months after, like thousands of others, Richie worked on “the pile”, the burning debris of The World Trade Center, breathing in poisonous fumes. More than 18 years after surviving 9/11, on November 11, 2019, Veterans Day 2019, FDNY Lt. Richard Estreicher died of 9/11 cancer, 2 days shy of his 60th birthday, Now 24, Tori writes the blog herestothekidswhogrewupwithafirstresponderparneton911.

Mon, January 04, 2021

Frank Siller, Chairman and CEO of The Stephen Siller Tunnel To Tower Foundation