# Jessica Dulong

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Ep. 72. Author Jessica DuLong: Saved at the Seawall: Stories From the September 11th Boat Lift

Join Meghan as she talks with the brilliantly warm, trauma informed author, Jessica DuLong, about her extraordinary book: Saved At The Seawall.  A deeply emotional, and personal telling of one of the greatest stories of hope from 9/11, that you may have never heard before.  Jessica and Meghan ta ...

TACA: The Autism Community in Action | 1:36 From Support to Action to Hope

Hour 28 of the Autism Network Podcastathon Come listen to Jessica DuLong and Rhyan Erb from The Autism Community in Action as they discuss the new autism prevalence numbers and it's impact to drive action for families living with autism. From education and support for parents and caregivers to ...

Modern Madness: 1850-1945CE

In this episode, we begin to approach a more recognizable chapter in the history of madness and explore the period from 1850 to the end of World War II. With the advent of more scientific approaches came some of the most harmful practices in the care of the mad ever recorded. We begin with an ov ...

Familiar Madness: 1945-2000CE

History collides with our own experience as we explore madness from 1945 to 2000.  EDIT: Since recording this episode we've learned a lot more about the modern anti-psychiatry and the psych abolitionist movement. There is a lot of diversity of thought among these movements and are largely led ...

Saved at the Seawall: The Untold Story of the 9/11 Boat Lift w/ Jessica DuLong

Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, one of the day's most remarkable rescue stories remains one of its least known. This week on Next Steps Forward, Chris Meek is joined by Jessica DuLong, award-winning author, journalist, independent historian, and former chief engineer of the historic ...

Jessica DuLong: All Hands On Deck

Many people have the understanding and the misunderstanding that this was initiated by the U.S. Coast Guard. That they called for all available boats and that's when the boats started. This was happening for two hours before that calling out, and individual mariners made that choice. The choice ...

Mockery, Not Anger, Is the Secret Weapon Against Anti-Americanism

In this Labor Day edition of the Derek Hunter Podcast, Dean Karayanis — columnist for the New York Sun and longtime Rush Limbaugh staffer — reflects on effective persuasion, advocating for lighthearted mockery over anger when addressing detractors like Canada, enemies like Iran, and the useful i ...

LGBTQ+ heroes of 9/11

We remember some of the LGBTQ+ heroes of 9/11… PR executive and rugby player Mark Bingham. Father Mychal Judge, New York Fire Department Chaplain. Fireboat engineer Jessica DuLong. · Tell your friends about PRIDE Daily. It proves you love them. · Got a smart speaker? Someone’s doing well… Ask it ...

"Why Him and Not You?" The Untold Stories of 9/11

Send us Fan Mail On September 11, 2001, Chris Meek was on the 19th floor at Goldman Sachs. He heard what sounded like a garbage truck hitting a pothole. A colleague looked out the window and thought it was a ticker-tape parade. Then they saw the paper was on fire. Chris and ghostwriter Dave Jare ...