Special Episode: "Twenty-Five Years" | A September 11th Tribute
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Twenty-five years ago, the world changed in a single morning. Not gradually, not over time. In one morning.
In this special episode, Steve steps away from the bar stories to do something a little different. A tribute to the people we lost, the people who ran toward it, and the way a country full of strangers became something else, even if just for a moment.
This one isn't funny. It isn't supposed to be.
In this episode:
- What that morning felt like and why our brains never let it go
- The question we all carry: do you remember where you were?
- What happened in the bars and the living rooms and the firehouses in the days after
- What twenty-five years really means, and what we owe the people who weren't there yet
- Why grief doesn't have an expiration date
To everyone who lost someone that day. To everyone who ran toward it. To everyone still carrying it. This one's for you.
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