You Can Fall, Just Don't Stay There

StoryCorps

NPR

Society & Culture

4.5 • 3.9K Ratings

🗓️ 25 January 2022

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

In 1993, Los Angeles County firefighter Derek Bart saved a child from a house fire in Santa Clarita, CA. In our last episode of the season, we'll hear three different perspectives on that night, and how they all intersect nearly 30 years later.

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0:00.0	I'm Dave Isay, founder of StoryCore.
0:02.5	This message comes from NPR sponsor Subaru, introducing the all-new 2022 Subaru Forester
0:08.1	Wilderness, equipped with standard symmetrical all-wheel drive 9.2 inches of ground clearance
0:13.3	and all terrain tires.
0:15.0	Discover more at Subaru.com slash wilderness.
0:18.2	At the beginning of the season, we told you we'd be bringing you stories of bravery.
0:28.5	The folks who had the boldness to go all out and work towards something much bigger
0:32.6	than themselves.
0:34.5	For our last episode, a story of courage from three different perspectives.
0:39.4	I was the only one downstairs and the carbon dioxide had overtaken the house.
0:47.6	I looked across the hallway and in a bathtub I see this young girl.
0:52.0	And all the thousands of people throughout your career, you still thought about me.
0:59.1	It's the StoryCore podcast from NPR.
1:01.3	I'm Camille Koshani.
1:02.3	To help us get started on this one, I sat down with my friend Courtney Gilbert.
1:14.4	How many interviews did you facilitate with StoryCore while you were with us?
1:19.6	Something north of 300.
1:23.2	Dang, dude.
1:24.9	So typically when folks record with StoryCore, they have a facilitator there.
1:29.1	Someone who walks them through the process, answers questions, makes sure they sound good.
1:33.4	They essentially facilitate the whole experience.
1:37.0	Courtney worked on our mobile tour, which is basically a traveling recording booth.
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