Steve Inskeep

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4,397 appearances 153 recordings 8 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 11 Sep

Steve Inskeep’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Today, New York adds a moment of silence for those who later died from 9-11-related illnesses. voice-verified

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Twenty-five years ago this morning, Americans heard news of a plane that struck the World Trade Center. voice-verified

For many people, it wasn't until the second plane struck that they realized it was an attack. voice-verified

At the Pentagon, U.S. voice-verified

military officers were watching TV images of the attack when a plane struck there. voice-verified

A fourth plane crashed in rural Shanksville, Pennsylvania. voice-verified

Now, a quarter century later, communities around the U.S. voice-verified

are gathering to remember, and of course that includes people in New York this morning, NPR's Brian Mann, voice-verified

is in Lower Manhattan at the 9-11 Memorial. voice-verified

And Brian, what are you seeing and hearing? voice-verified

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Brian, what are people telling you about how these past 25 years have changed their lives? voice-verified

Brian, I understand that one of the moments of silence today is for effectively a new category of loss. voice-verified

And Pierce Brian Mann is in Lower Manhattan near the 9-11 Memorial. voice-verified

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