Just Human #377

9/11 twenty-five years later. A generation has grown up with no memory of that morning. In this episode I sit with the footage, the posts, the commemorations, and my own memories of September 11, 2001.I walk through videos and images from the day—the impacts, the collapses of the Twin Towers and WTC 7, President Bush being told the news, the extraordinary courage of first responders, and I talk about what the images from that day still do to people who lived through it. I also look at how conspiracy theories around 9/11 have grown larger, more accessible, and more mainstream over the last quarter century, and the real damage they have done to victims’ families, to our understanding of what happened, and to the pursuit of truth.This is not a recap of the attacks. It is a reflection on memory, on lessons we have not learned, and on the responsibility to teach the next generation what actually occurred that day—and why it still matters.If you find value in the episode, like it, share it, leave a comment with your own memories or thoughts, and consider supporting the work (links below and in profile). Understanding is greater than reacting. The Just Human Podcast and Just Cases Newsletter are reader-supported publications. Your support makes pulling these court documents and carefully researching them possible. Thank you all so much for that. I’d love to hear from you: Drop your takes on this episode and the topics covered in the comments. To keep the insights coming and support my work, consider upgrading to a paid subscription or hitting one of the support links below. Thanks a ton. Support links: Coffee—click here. Just Human Merch—click here. Benson’s Honey Farm affiliate link: click here. Bootleg Products affiliate link: click here. Manly Cans affiliate link—click here. To find all of my links in one place, click here. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit justhuman.substack.com/subscribe