This week’s episode of Peter Greenberg Worldwide Radio is dedicated to remembering 9/11. Peter is joined by some very special guests, many of whom reported from New York on September 11, 2001. One such guests is Mark Bittman, who was waiting in the greenroom with Peter that day as they first heard word of the attacks.

In addition to remembering the terror attacks, Peter asks his guests the hard questions: How has travel changed in the last ten years? What have we learned? What lessons have we actually applied? And what still needs to be done?

Join Peter as he broadcasts his show this Saturday, September 10, from Fire Island, New York.

Featured guests include:

Mark Bittman, New York Times journalist and author, recalls the 9/11 attacks and his experience waiting with Peter in the greenroom as the towers fell.

Arnie Weissmann, editor in chief of Travel Weekly, offers his take at the what we’ve learned since 9/11 and what’s left that needs to change.

Jon Hilkevitch, transportation reporter for the Chicago Tribune, explores aviation security hassles and the TSA’s move toward a risked-based system.

Patrick Smith, airline pilot and founder of AskThePilot.com, examines the recent FAA report that airline pilots have come to over-rely on cockpit technology.

Colonel Jack Jacobs, military analyst for NBC/MSNBC, answers if we are safer now, 10 years later.

Claude Elliot, mayor of Gander in Newfoundland, looks back at Gander and open hearts, homes and friendships made after the terrorist incident.

Jim Laychak, president and chairman of the Pentagon Memorial Fund, explains the creation and mission of the fund as well as his personal connection to the mission.

Chris Falkenberg, founder and president of Insite Security, offers his opinion on how we can be better and safer travelers.

Scott McCartney, travel editor for the Wall Street Journal, looks at the 9/11 anniversary the impact of the terrorist attacks over the past 10 years.

Peter will be taking your calls and answering your travel problems on the air! 
Call in with your travel questions at 1-888-88-PETER (1-888-887-3837) or email peter@petergreenberg.com. (Write “ASK PETER” in the subject line.)