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EPISODE · Sep 11, 2026 · 38 MIN

Hour 1: TERRORISM THEN AND NOW: The intelligence failures that taught us painful lessons

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This hour, Dave Cohen speaks with Craig Wiles, Tulane Adjunct Professor, about how the landscape of modern terrorism is fundamentally reshaping our global world. Then, Billy Shanks, retired District Chief of the New Orleans Fire Department District, joins the show to share his extraordinary firsthand account of traveling to New York, the devastation he witnessed, and the powerful bond between firefighters that crossed state lines in our nation’s darkest hours.

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