Photographer Joel Meyerowitz started taking pictures at the WTC in 1981. In this interview with Terry Gross on NPR's Fresh Air, recorded on October 23, 2001, he talks about trying to photograph the events of 9/11. Part 1: Intro section.
Photographer Joel Meyerowitz started taking pictures at the WTC in 1981. In this interview with Terry Gross on NPR's Fresh Air, recorded on October 23, 2001, he talks about trying to photograph the events of 9/11. Part 2: Meyerowitz discusses…
Photographer Joel Meyerowitz started taking pictures at the WTC in 1981. In this interview with Terry Gross on NPR's Fresh Air, recorded on October 23, 2001, he talks about trying to photograph the events of 9/11. Part 3: The importance of…
Photographer Joel Meyerowitz started taking pictures at the WTC in 1981. In this interview with Terry Gross on NPR's Fresh Air, recorded on October 23, 2001, he talks about trying to photograph the events of 9/11. Part 4: The pain Meyerowitz felt…
Joellyn Duesberry, an artist in residence in the World Views program 1998-99, discusses 9/11 and the World Trade Center effect on her Art, and the way she sees her art.
Tennessee resident John Fagan once met his cousin by chance in front of the WTC towers. He remembers going to the observation deck as a kid and, on the way down, jumping in the elevators to touch the ceiling.
Publisher John Rollins lost his best friend, Mike, who worked at Cantor Fitzgerald. He is cataloging such items as CDs of Mike's favorite songs and video footage of his life.
An anonymous man from Idaho was heartened by Jon Stewart's Daily Show on Comedy Central. During Stewart's first monologue after 9/11, he talked about the view from his downtown apartment--how he once looked out at the WTC but now had a view of the…
Jonathan Siskin was evacuated from his apartment in Battery Park City on 9/11 and had to run into a restaurant to escape the dust. He saved the voicemails he received that day - friends calling from New York City, Connecticut, Illinois, Israel and…
Jonathan Siskin was evacuated from his apartment in Battery Park City on 9/11 and had to run into a restaurant to escape the dust. He saved the voicemails he received that day.
Brooklyn cartoonist Josh Neufeld tried to track down his wife and describes what he did on 9/11. He later did a comic book with 80 other artists called 9-11: Emergency Relief.
Kate Tour is afraid of heights. When saw a picture of two people holding hands and jumping off the tower on 9/11, she thought they must be the bravest people in the world.