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Anacostia

Neighborhood in Washington, D.C., United StatesWikipedia

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Sep 11, 2026

Daniel P. CreightonGUEST
9:58
Um, a little, you know, it was, there was some space there.
Daniel P. CreightonGUEST
10:01
But, um, nine thirty-seven or so when the airliner hit The Pentagon, that's about thirty-five miles north of Quantico and only a few miles from-- We have another facility up in Washington at, um, the Boeing Air Force Base, um, called Anacostia, only a few miles from our facility at Anacostia.
Daniel P. CreightonGUEST
10:17
So yeah, literally in our, in our backyard where we do all our kind of executive WHFs, um, to and from.
Daniel P. CreightonGUEST
10:23
So, um, yeah, so at, at that point, um, the, the days, the training class I was in was canceled.
Daniel P. CreightonGUEST
13:15
But then at that stage, we're just kind of, kind of waiting.
Daniel P. CreightonGUEST
13:18
The only thing I add there is in the middle of all that, there was, there was one CH fifty-three that was doing a training mission in the pattern at, um, Quantico.
Daniel P. CreightonGUEST
13:29
Um, they were pushed up to Anacostia.
Daniel P. CreightonGUEST
13:31
I can't remember what the need was, but, uh, Major Paul Johnson, uh, Major Jeff Field, and, uh, Master Sergeant Jamie Bowling as the crew chief, they were at that point kind of pushed up to Anacostia, and they were kind of one of the first aircraft to respond up to that facility, um, in the midst of the morning.
Leland Blanchard IIGUEST
26:13
So if you go to Ward 7, Ward 8, we're there.
Leland Blanchard IIGUEST
26:16
Whether you're Columbia Heights or over in Anacostia, I encourage people to get out and about in the city.
Leland Blanchard IIGUEST
26:23
Certainly, we are going to be where there are large crowds.
Leland Blanchard IIGUEST
26:26
But mostly what we're doing is we're working in... coordination at the request of our MPD, our federal agency partners, so that we can fill in where they need us.
Greg CarrHOST
16:10
dope.
Greg CarrHOST
16:10
Some of the sites, Anacostia, DuPont Circle, Logan Circle, Penn Avenue East, the Palisades, Shaw Road, Island Avenue.
Greg CarrHOST
16:16
Upper Bladensburg, Upper Georgia Ave, Van Ness, Uptown, Union Station, The Parks, U Street, Congress Heights, Deanwood, everywhere.
Greg CarrHOST
16:23
Foggy Bottom, Chevy Chase, Minnesota Ave. Yeah, I mean, but yeah, I'll be at the block party at MLK.
Natalie OrpettHOST
10:10
Who, who is of that opinion and what do you think about it?
Brad HeathGUEST
10:14
You know, it, it, I've certainly heard in reporting this and talking to people in the community that, you know, yes, we are not seeing soldiers, for example, east of the river on the other side of the Anacostia from the mall where crime is a bigger problem and you don't see as many soldiers.
Brad HeathGUEST
10:30
And a lot of people there don't really want to see as many soldiers.
Natalie OrpettHOST
10:34
Mm-hmm.
Mark WeeksGUEST
12:01
He told me he had found two dead bodies during his 20-year career.
Rob SnowhiteHOST
12:06
Yeah, I talked to some people that rode crew in D.C. in the 80s, and Yeah, the Anacostia was just...
Rob SnowhiteHOST
12:14
And the Potomac, you'd hit floaters.
Rob SnowhiteHOST
12:17
They said one time someone jumped or was thrown off of Key Bridge and almost hit their rowboat.
Don McPhersonHOST
7:45
No kidding.
Ken SternGUEST
7:47
You go seven miles as the crow flies to Anacostia at 67.
Ken SternGUEST
7:51
You want to advance life expectancy in the U.S., focus on public health in Anacostia and giving resources to people there to live.
Ken SternGUEST
7:59
Even average life expectancy would make an enormous difference in public health in this country.
Don McPhersonHOST
8:03
Now, is that primarily an income and wealth disparity? Why those zip codes or those areas of D.C.

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Ken SternGUEST
30:42
sort of think of associate youth with vigor and innovation, not older folks, when you might think about them with about the value of wisdom, experience, and accumulated knowledge.
Ken SternGUEST
30:54
So you can talk about sort of how do you create incentivized companies to hire older workers? How do you create lifelong learning programs? How do you redesign your city's environment for walking? How do you create green space and third spaces that allow people, that invite people out of their homes? I mean, one of the biggest challenges is...
Ken SternGUEST
31:16
I talked about Anacostia, people don't leave their homes because there's no place to go that's safe and inviting.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
31:29
Mrs. McAllister was right.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
31:31
All fashionable society turned out to attend the inquest and fought and struggled for admittance, rubbing shoulders with the denizens of Southeast Washington and Anacostia as they pushed their way into the Trevor mansion.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
31:46
The inquest was to be held in the library, the suite of rooms, comprising parlor, library, and dining room, having been thrown open to accommodate the public.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
31:57
A rope had been stretched in front of the office door and across the square staircase to keep the crowd within bounds.

3 HRS 46 MINS LATER

Roger MelinNARRATOR
257:56
The pursuit and capture would make a readable story, so, well satisfied with his night's work, he waited patiently to catch the last car to Washington, which left at eight minutes past one o'clock.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
258:09
It lacked fifteen minutes of that time, so, pulling his coat collar up about his ears, he made himself as comfortable as circumstances permitted.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
258:19
While waiting, his eyes, grown accustomed to the darkness, discerned a solitary figure coming toward him from Anacostia.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
258:29
When opposite Dick, the newcomer paused and, screening himself from the storm behind one of the porch pillars, struck a match.

Unknown podcast

How Dischord Records Sparked Washington D.C.’s Pre‑Hardcore DIY Revolution

Sep 6 · 3 Mentions

speaker_1HOST
1:03
It was a city buzzing under an endless wall of bureaucracy and secrecy.
speaker_1HOST
1:08
You could walk from Capitol Hill to the back alleys of Anacostia and feel the same sense of alienation that kept punk brewing.
speaker_1HOST
1:18
the sheer concentration of political institutions turned a lot of teens into cynical observers who wanted to push against the system so the backdrop for hardcore wasn't some empty suburban desert it was a capital full of watching eyes and rattling money DC's Suburban Pockets, Chevy Chase, Bethesda, and Silver Spring were home to a generation that didn't have the cheap vinyl deals found in LA.
speaker_1HOST
1:47
Instead, those kids heard punk through cassette tapes slipped from college radio stations and fanzines smuggled across the Potomac.
speaker_1HOST
2:02
So many of these teens lived in shared apartments that doubled as rehearsal rooms.
speaker_1HOST
2:08
That cramped setup turned every living room into an incubator for raw sound and relentless energy.
speaker_1HOST
2:16
Anacostia, on the other hand, was steeped in a different rhythm, where go-go rhythms echoed off brick walls beside punk chords.
speaker_1HOST
2:25
Racial diversity in DC meant that bands could sample African American club music, reggae, and rock simultaneously.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:19
This is The Zero Hour with Richard R.J. Askow, produced by the WEAAG Radio Network and broadcasting from the banks of the Anacostia directly into the halls of power.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:32
And now your host, Richard R.J. Askow.
Richard RJ EskowHOST
0:38
Hello, everybody, and welcome back to the program.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:00
Thank you.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:18
This is The Zero Hour with Richard R.J. Askow, produced by the WEAAK Radio Network and broadcasting from the banks of the Anacostia directly into the halls of power.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:32
And now your host, Richard R.J. Askow.
Richard RJ EskowHOST
0:37
Hello, everybody.

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