We Interrupt This Broadcast

A new podcast with Bill Kurtis & Brian Williams -
Relive the events that stopped our lives. From NYT bestselling author Joe Garner’s seminal book.

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On this 10th Remembrance Day of the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School, listen as ⁦@Brian Willaims
Chris Jansing and others recall covering that horrific event.
https://t.co/u0U9GEmYDJ

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The International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences has nominated

“We Interrupt This Broadcast: Before it was history, it was news”

for the Webby Award for Best Documentary Podcast. Click this official listing to vote here: https://t.co/X5I42m2jxu

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On this 10th Remembrance Day of the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School, listen as ⁦Brian Williams
Chris Jansing and others recall covering that horrific event.
https://t.co/u0U9GEmYDJ

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Listen as Beth O’Connell, then Executive Producer, NBC special events, shares the choice she gave to her NBC News staff the morning of the attack.
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Where were you when you heard the news 25 years ago today? Dickie Arbiter, the Palace spokesperson, shares his memories of that historic, tragic, and unforgettable event in this episode of We Interrupt This Broadcast https://t.co/LlhG6j1Jq3

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Where were you when you heard the news 25 years ago today? Brian Williams, along with the reporters who were there, share stories of the historic, tragic, and unforgettable event in this episode of We Interrupt This Broadcast https://t.co/LlhG6j1Jq3

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Today, we are able to peer deeper into the universe than ever before. But mankind’s giant leap into the heavens began with “one small step” on this day in 1969. Brian Williams shares the extraordinary story of how that step was broadcast to the world. https://t.co/qSloyyFpG9

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Do you remember where you were when you witnessed this jaw-dropping scene? Relive the surreal events of the day, culminating in the freeway chase of O. J. Simpson.
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Brian Williams shares the incredible story of the biggest overseas military operation in the biggest war in world history - and its best-kept secret as well. Listen as D Day demonstrates radio’s ability to carry news from the fields of battle, with clarity and immediacy...

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“OH, the humanity!” 85 years ago today, Herb Morrison’s recording of the Hindenburg explosion transformed news broadcasts because of his moving, urgent, and humane description of what he saw. The story, told by @BWilliams as you’ve never heard it before. https://t.co/xjaIT5AwqA

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“We never would have thought of terrorism. We didn’t think of terrorism at that point in time!” – Beth O’Connell, Senior Producer for NBC's Today Show
Where were you on April 19, 1995? Listen to what it took to report that momentous day. https://t.co/aphgmbG70u

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When Ronald Reagan was elected president in November 1980, he hoped to defy an unusually grim circumstance of that office. In the seven previous even-numbered decades, every U.S. President had died in office - four times from assassin’s bullets.
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“The Oklahoma City bombing…for those of us who covered it, it has left a painful and indelible mark. “ Brian Williams

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It's been said that #BreakingNews becomes the first draft of #history. What's overlooked is how deeply we relied on broadcast journalists who met the adrenalized demands of those moments, often with courage and daring.

Catch #WITB with @BWilliams wherever you get your #podcasts.

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Have you checked out the latest episode of @WITBroadcast yet?
Relive the Freeway Chase of O.J. Simpson as you have never heard it before. From the journalists themselves.

Find this episode & more wherever you get your podcasts!
#breakingnews #history
https://t.co/0HXJcOOaJU

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#ListenNow
When police decided to arrest fmr star athlete & corporate-backed celebrity O.J. Simpson, days after Nicole Simpson & Ronald Goldman's murder - a surreal tableaux unfolded - live on national television in front of 95-million viewers.

Wherever you get your #podcasts!

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@StoriesBySean @NaomiKowles @mbaldauff @yourwrongabout @DavidTennantPod Thank you for listening!

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Relive the events that stopped our lives.
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Start 2022 right and download We Interrupt This Broadcast today!

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Q. Who adapted H. G. Wells’ classic “War of The Worlds” for the 1938 hair-raising radio broadcast that convinced people it was a real news bulletin?


A: Orson Welles

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Find “The War of The Worlds: The original ‘deepfake’ of 1938” episode of We Interrupt This Broadcast and more wherever you get your podcasts.
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