Multiple Daily Mail reporters revisit their personal experiences and coverage of the 9/11 attacks on a podcast episode marking the 25th anniversary.
In one segment, a reporter describes being in New York when the planes hit the Twin Towers and recounts staying in a West Village apartment while events unfolded, saying they remember thinking they might die. Across the episode, three of the paper’s experienced journalists discuss how they responded and what they observed during the immediate aftermath.
The reporting from outlets highlights the human perspective of live, unfolding events, focusing on recollections and the act of revisiting past work 25 years later. While the accounts emphasize individual memories, the shared theme across the coverage is that the reporters’ firsthand experiences are presented as part of a broader retrospective on the attacks and their impact in New York.
