Many people were sent home from work early on September 11th, 2001. But journalists didn't have that luxury. They headed into work, even on their days off. In this episode, we’ll hear from radio reporter Amy Parmenter whose "day off" on 9/11 didn’t last very long.

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On September 11th, 2001 many people relied on the love of friends and family to make sense of the tragedy. But for others, being alone became its own challenge. The same is true for journalists. In this episode, we’ll hear from Jon Rosen. On 9/11, he was helping manage a large newsroom just 80 miles away from ground zero. But on that day, he says he never felt more alone.

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The September 11th attacks led to a range of emotions. Some people quickly put it out of their minds. But for others, the horror of that day stayed with them for months and even years to come. The same is true for journalists. In this episode, well hear from tv reporter Bill Prasad. His experiences on 9/11 sent him on a path away from journalism, and towards a new career helping others deal with trauma.

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