About this episode
The September 11th terrorist attacks unfold live as Art and listeners process the unfolding catastrophe. The broadcast captures the immediate shock as planes strike the World Trade Center towers and the Pentagon. Art provides updates as information emerges about the coordinated attacks across multiple locations. The conversation reflects the confusion, fear, and horror as the scope of the attacks becomes clear. Listeners call in sharing their locations, experiences, and reactions to the unprecedented assault. The broadcast documents the collapse of both towers and the mounting death toll. Art addresses the need for calm while acknowledging the gravity of what has occurred. The discussion examines who might be responsible and what this means for America's future. The program serves as a historical record of that terrible day as events unfolded in real time. The broadcast captures a nation processing trauma and facing an uncertain new reality in the attack's immediate aftermath.