Episodes The Ripple Podcast

In today’s episode we feature new music for The Ripple, composed by Timothy Cleary. You can see more of Timothy’s work on his website: https://www.timothyclearymusic.com/ Todd MacIntire was a young man working in New York on September 11th, 2001. As he walked across town to the West Side Highway he looked south, where he saw burning […]

The morning of September 11, 2001, Allison Silver Adams went out for a jog in her neighborhood. She lived in New York City, one block south of World Trade Two. She and her husband had just flown in from vacation the evening of September 10th. Within minutes of Allison returning from her run that morning, […]

The morning of September 11, 2001, Allison Silver Adams went out for a jog in her neighborhood. She lived in New York City, one block south of World Trade Two. She and her husband had just returned home the night before from vacation and the 11th was their first day back. Within minutes of Allison […]

In this episode, we will meet students from Western Massachusetts. These students where not yet born when 9/11 occurred. We take a trip to the 9/11 Museum in New York City and talk to them as they experience the exhibits for the first time. Share Tweet

In 2001, Ann Brickley was 25 years old and living in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. She had been working as an attorney for the US Department of Customs out of 6 World Trade Center in Manhattan for just under a year. On the morning of 9/11, Ann was researching in the interior library of 6 WTC. Although […]

Do you remember your first day of college? Jake Alexander moved to New York City in the late summer of 2001 by way of Cambridge, Massachusetts. A young man, attending NYU’s Tisch school for acting, he found himself starting classes on September 11th, 2001. New city, new friends, new life. How would you react? What […]

On September 11th, 2001, Bert Spangemacher was a young photography assistant living on Orchard Street in New York City. On the morning Of September 11th, he heard commotion outside his apartment, mostly police and firetrucks, city noise he thought. When he turned on his computer and saw that a plane had hit the World Trade […]

On September 11th, 2001, Bert Spangemacher was a young photography assistant living on Orchard Street in New York City. On the morning Of September 11th, he heard commotion outside his apartment, mostly police and firetrucks, city noise he thought. When he turned on his computer and saw that a plane had hit the World Trade […]

On September 10th, 2001 Colleen Piccone was scheduled to fly out of New York but opted to stay in New York and fly out the following day, September 11th so she could celebrate her 36th birthday alongside her children. That small decision would change many aspects of her life in the coming years. At the […]