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NYFD Firefighter and 9/11 – Chris Edwards
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NYFD Firefighter and 9/11 – Chris Edwards

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Soft White Underbelly interview and portrait of Chris Edwards, a first responder at 9/11.

0:00 — Chris Edwards: Becoming an FDNY Firefighter
10:17 — A New Life in the New York City Fire Department
15:25 — His First Fire and the Death of Two Children
18:01 — Life and Violence in the South Bronx
25:08 — Trying to Make a Difference for Neighborhood Kids
32:35 — Witnessing Death and Delivering New Life
54:00 — The Injury That Threatened His Firefighting Career
1:04:58 — Firefighters Lost Before September 11
1:11:29 — September 11, 2001
1:20:50 — Ground Zero and the Search for Survivors
1:32:28 — Two and a Half Weeks on the Pile
1:39:41 — Recovering Fallen Firefighters After 9/11
1:47:48 — Trying to Return to the FDNY
1:54:31 — Finding Faith and a New Purpose
2:03:26 — Taking the 9/11 Story Across America
2:16:39 — Hope, Faith and Why September 11 Still Matters

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