TTR discusses "John Q.", the under-discussed and apparently critically-reviled 2002 American health care thriller starring Denzel Washington and directed by Nick Cassavetes. "Dog Day Afternoon" by way of M4A, it is somehow one of the most-watched movies of Sarah's youth. And despite being one of the more bang-on portraits of the outrageous nature of the American health care system, invoked by some in the media after Luigi did his thing, it feels like no one these days has ever seen it.

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Recorded September 3, 2026 in South Slope, Brooklyn.

TTR discusses the Tribute in Light, the iconic art installation that commemorates 9/11 each year in downtown NYC.

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Recorded September 27, 2026 in South Slope, Brooklyn and Astoria, Queens.

After the events of 9/11, experts anticipated an epidemic of PTSD could soon sweep the United States. What actually happened was significantly more nuanced, in a way that helped shape the modern understanding of post-traumatic stress disorder. Health and science journalist Catherine Roberts joins TTR to explain.

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Recorded September 14, 2026 in Astoria, Queens.