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Oct 30, 2026 28 min

Let's Roll: Reflections From Our Nation's Capital

from The People We Meet with Ty Bruner Hosted by Ty Bruner

A chance encounter in the United States Capitol building. A name that sparks an unexpected discovery. And a story of extraordinary courage that still resonates twenty-five years later. In this episode of The People We Meet, a trip to Washington, DC, becomes an exploration of human connection, the power of showing up for one another, and what ordinary people can accomplish together. From the monuments of our nation's capital to the remarkable story of Flight 93, Let's Roll asks a deceptively simple question: What happens when we stop focusing on what divides us and start recognizing why we matter to each other? Sometimes a journey changes more than what we know. It changes what we notice.

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Let's Roll: Reflections From Our Nation's Capital

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  1. 0:05 A Trip That Became Something More
  2. 2:24 The Lance Corporal Behind the Memorial
  3. 4:37 Why Showing Up Matters
  4. 6:02 Washington, Family, and Scooters
  5. 10:22 The Name on the Capitol Plaque
  6. 13:33 Discovering the Story of Flight 93
  7. 16:43 A Stranger Who Stayed and Listened
  8. 18:31 Forty Strangers Choose to Act Together
  9. 22:00 Remembering Everyone Aboard Flight 93
  10. 23:23 What Washington Taught Me
  11. 24:57 What We Can Do Together
  12. 26:40 Learning to Notice the Good
  13. 27:53 Thanks for Listening

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