There are those moments in history where something major happens and we always remember where we were at that precise moment. For all of us 19 years ago, it was September 11, 2001.
In total that day, 2,977 people lost their lives and over 25,000 were injured, with many more health related issues and deaths being reported through the years from those who survived the initial attacks and those who worked down at Ground Zero during the rescue and recovery phase.

9/11 is the single deadliest terrorist attack in human history and the single deadliest incident for firefighters and law enforcement officers.

Co-Hosts Bob Jenkins and Larry Carito

Bob Jenkins proudly served his country as a Marine. He found himself in the North tower that fateful day for a business meeting. He managed to make it out and will share his harrowing story of what he saw, felt and went through making his escape. He continues to share his story so that we never forget what happened that day and just how precious life is.

Growing up in NYC, and coming from a family of police officers, Larry Carito spent over two decades working for the New York Police Department and retired as a Detective in 2015. He spent countless days working in the wreckage down at Ground Zero. He is here to share what he saw and experienced, from not only a human perspective but from the heart of a first responder.