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Episode 150: US Airways Flight 1549

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4.2839 Ratings

🗓️ 17 November 2020

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

For our 150th episode, we look at a disaster in which everyone survived, thanks to a flight crew with the skill and fortitude to pull off a Miracle on the Hudson.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hello, everybody. This is Jennifer Metteris. And before I get started with the episode today,

0:04.8

I'd just like to take care of the usual housekeeping. If you've been wanting to hear a particular

0:09.2

disaster on the podcast, you can do so for a $25 or more donation to the podcast PayPal account

0:14.9

at Disasterarea.com or the podcast Venmo at Disaster Area Podcast. Just add the name of the disaster you'd like

0:24.3

me to cover to the notes on your donation and I'll add it to the list. Please bear with me. I am legitimately

0:30.7

terrible about responding to messages, but rest assured that I will add your request to the list.

0:36.1

And if it's been a while since you sent

0:37.5

in your request, feel free to shoot me an email or message for me to double check and just make

0:42.3

sure you didn't slip through the cracks. I'd appreciate it myself. Now, normally when it comes

0:47.1

to requests, I do them when and if I can, but this will mean I will definitely cover the topic

0:50.9

your request as soon as I can finish all of the research for it and write it up.

0:55.3

Please keep in mind that the bigger the disaster, the more sources I may need to whittle down,

0:59.9

the less well-known the disaster is, the more I may need to search for sources.

1:04.0

And the more recent or ongoing a disaster is, the more I may want to wait until it's over

1:09.4

so that the complete story can be told and all loose ends can be tied up. So the rate we're going, the more I may want to wait until it's over so that the complete story can be told and

1:11.2

all loose ends can be tied up. So at the rate we're going, the coronavirus pandemic may not be

1:16.6

done until 2025 at this rate. The subject from this particular episode is one of my choosing,

1:23.3

because it's the 150th episode, and I wanted something which had a happier ending than most.

1:29.4

So I would like to thank you all for listening for these last 150 episodes.

1:36.1

If you'd like to help support the podcast in another way, you can do so with a one-time

1:39.9

donation through PayPal at Disaster Area at Mail.com or on a per episode basis through Patreon

1:45.6

at www.com slash disaster area podcast. A per episode donation of even as little as a dollar

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