And now, from the mayor's office, above the boat house, on the east shore of Spoon

Link, its garage logic, with rookie on production, Chris Reaver's director of social media,

John Hyde in the newsroom, and occasionally Kenny from the Krabbit Coffee Shop,

here is your flashlight king, fireworks commissioner, and keeper of common sense.

Your mayor, Joseph Shere.

Come and see the light, slides your thin and stupid line.

Only one hiccup so far, that wasn't too bad.

On this day, in 2001, I got a call from a kid I used to have,

and said, a small plane just crashed into a building in New York.

And there was precedent for that, historical precedent.

In July of 1945, a Mitchell B25 bomber hit the Empire State Building, about the 75th floor,

in the fog of July of 1945.

And I thought of that for some reason, because I remember seeing the life magazine photos of it,

and I remember the old news real footage of it, while as we all know, this didn't turn out to be a small,

private plane that crashed into the World Trade Center, we were scrambling on the air that day.

There was no podcasting, there was no live streaming, it was all terrestrial radio,

and I believe we have reviewed some audio of what we were doing that day on the AM ban.

Is that correct?

It is.

You tell me when you're ready to play that, people might find it interesting, that that happened to happen,

that had to happen in real time, as we went, and I'll tell you a little inside story.

We had to persuade our superiors to let us go on the air.

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