Part two of our special September 11 episode Lt. Colonel Robert J. Darling (retired) picks up right where we left off, starting with the collapse of the World Trade Center North Tower through the desperate attempts by FDNY and NYPD to rescue any survivors and the White House bunker team’s efforts to secure America’s skies, and its cities against further attacks. Be prepared, this is an emotionally trying episode of the Show Me Podcast.

September 11 remains one of the most visceral moments in American history. Lt. Colonel Darling served as the logistics lead in the White House during September 11, and joins Geoff Livingston to remember the attack through the photos. You can learn more about Lt. Colonel Robert J. Darling and his book, “24 Hours Inside the President’s Bunker, 9/11/01” on robertjdarling.com.

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September 11 remains one of the most visceral moments in American history. Lt. Colonel Robert J. Darling served as the logistics lead in the White House during September 11, and joins Geoff Livingston to remember the attack through the photos. Part 1 of their discussion details what was happening in the White House from the first strike on the World Trade Center North Tower to the decisions made on Flight 93 by Vice President DIck Cheney and the passengers on Flight 93.

Listen to Part 1 of this emotional episode to get the insider’s perspective of one of America’s most tragic and consequential days. You can learn more about Lt. Colonel Robert J. Darling and his book, “24 Hours Inside the President’s Bunker, 9/11/01” on robertjdarling.com.

Listen to/watch Part 2 of Remembering September 11 through Photos with Lit. Colonel Robert J. Darling here.

The Show Me Podcast is recorded at Heartcast Media.

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Around the Lens Podcaster Dave Murphy discusses wartime photography.

Around the Lens Host and visual journalist Dave Murphy joined Geoff Livingston for a Show Me podcast on James Nachtwey and wartime photography. They discussed why James Nachtwey‘s wartime photography and general photojournalism is so striking. Then they discussed David’s work in the military and the Around the Lens podcast.

You can learn more about Dave Murphy and his podcast on the Around the Lens website!

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The very first Episode of the Show Me Podcast (1.1) features former director of White House Photography and photojournalism pioneer Sharon Farmer. Sharon joins Geoff Livingston for a fascinating discussion about photographing United States Presidents. Sharon Farmer led the Clinton White House with its photography, and was the first African American and first woman in her position serving the President.

You can listen to or watch the whole podcast below.