Sonstein Sessions

For this very special Sonstein Sessions I am proud to host iHeartRadio's “9/11 - 17 Years Later: A Call for Action.” I have the inspiring stories of 2 families who turned their personal tragedies from that day into positive action to better our world:

First we speak with Frank Siller, co-founder and CEO of the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation. Also joining us is Carmela Raguso, whose mortgage was paid off by Tunnel To Towers after her FDNY husband Chris Raguso was killed in a helicopter crash in Iraq this year while he served in the NY Air National Guard.

Later I'm joined by the co-founders of the 9/11 Day Of Service, Jay Winuk & David Paine. Jay's brother Glenn, a partner in the law firm Holland & Knight, had been a volunteer fire fighter and EMS worker for over 20 years in Jericho. On 9/11 Glenn helped evacuate his offices and then instinctively went to the WTC to contribute in the rescue effort. He would sacrifice his life in the South Tower that day. Jay and David discuss how Glenn inspired their mission to change the way 9/11 is remembered.

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For this very special Sonstein Sessions I am proud to host iHeartRadio's “9/11 - 17 Years Later: A Call for Action.” I have the inspiring stories of 2 families who turned their personal tragedies from that day into positive action to better our world:

First we speak with Frank Siller, co-founder and CEO of the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation. Also joining us is Carmela Raguso, whose mortgage was paid off by Tunnel To Towers after her FDNY husband Chris Raguso was killed in a helicopter crash in Iraq this year while he served in the NY Air National Guard.

Later I'm joined by the co-founders of the 9/11 Day Of Service, Jay Winuk & David Paine. Jay's brother Glenn, a partner in the law firm Holland & Knight, had been a volunteer fire fighter and EMS worker for over 20 years in Jericho. On 9/11 Glenn helped evacuate his offices and then instinctively went to the WTC to contribute in the rescue effort. He would sacrifice his life in the South Tower that day. Jay and David discuss how Glenn inspired their mission to change the way 9/11 is remembered.

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Keith Silverman was shooting for ABC on September 11th and the year after. His 9/11 cancer forced him to change careers. Keith joins me and attorney Michael Barasch as we continue to reach the 400,000 whose health may be compromised by 911 toxins.

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Keith Silverman was shooting for ABC on September 11th and the year after. His 9/11 cancer forced him to change careers. Keith joins me and attorney Michael Barasch as we continue to reach the 400,000 whose health may be compromised by 911 toxins.

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Q104.3 listeners Loretta and Earle Reynolds of Flemington lost their Army Staff Sgt. son Jeremy to suicide while on active duty. They tell his story of PTSD and theirs of healing.

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Q104.3 listeners Loretta and Earle Reynolds of Flemington lost their Army Staff Sgt. son Jeremy to suicide while on active duty. They tell his story of PTSD and theirs of healing.

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Back to school is just about a week away. Yikes! Stress time for parents and kids. Transformational Life Coach (a first for me too with this title) Krista Rizzo has tips for families.

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Back to school is just about a week away. Yikes! Stress time for parents and kids. Transformational Life Coach (a first for me too with this title) Krista Rizzo has tips for families.

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Patty Hess of Stone Ridge lost her FDNY husband, LT. Robert Hess, to 9/11 related cancer 8 years ago when he was just 46 and left behind 4 children. We pay tribute to the great life he led. We have lost more than 180 FDNY’ers SINCE 9/11 and 2-thousand are (shockingly!!) now ill.

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Patty Hess of Stone Ridge lost her FDNY husband, LT. Robert Hess, to 9/11 related cancer 8 years ago when he was just 46 and left behind 4 children. We pay tribute to the great life he led. We have lost more than 180 FDNY’ers SINCE 9/11 and 2-thousand are (shockingly!!) now ill.

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