Megan McDuffee
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1,605 appearances
7 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard today
Megan McDuffee’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Concerts are a special place.
You can let loose, forget your worries, and just vibe.
Goosebumps peeking as a chord of music hits you just right.
You close your eyes and a shiver runs through your body, hair on your arms and necks standing taut.
A drug-free euphoria, if you so choose, brought to you by a symphony of sound.
Shame how many people lose themselves in these moments so deeply.
That their abandoned inhibitions make them lose track of their surroundings, awful events arising out of the chaos.
You would think that active shooter events would be the deadliest at concerts or festivals, but that simply isn't true.
In moments where large crowds lose control, something as simple as movement can be devastating.
When a gathering gets crowded enough, a dense sea of people, shoulder to shoulder,
people are pressed against one another and swept up in the motion of the crowd, unable to resist the flow,
It's called a crowd crush.
Think of it as a frightening cascade of flesh and force, when the movement within a dense crowd becomes uncontrollable, throwing people around with abandon
Mass times velocity resulting in force compounding hundreds, thousands of times.
The result is a pressure and force so massive, so fast that it's impossible to react.
No way to avoid the chain of destruction.
People are smashed together so hard and so fast that the immense pressure can cause them to be crushed instantly, choked to death while still on their feet, dead before you even hit the
into the ground.
For example, the Las Vegas mass shooting in 2017 had a death toll of 60.
The Seoul Halloween crush in 2022 claimed 159 lives.
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