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 "Top of the World: Lessons from Rebuilding the World Trade Center" explores the historic 20-year rebuilding of the new World Trade Center through the eyes of those at the center of the action.

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These individuals share lessons learned from the recovery after 9/11, the challenges Downtown Manhattan has faced throughout the last two decades, and the insights they’ve gathered about how the city and the country can better recover and rebuild after the COVID-19 pandemic.

A Peek at the Series:

Dara McQuillan, host of Top of the World, explains the passion behind the rebuilding of the World Trade Center and offers a snapshot of the podcast series.

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A first performance: 

In the midst of construction of the Perelman Performing Arts Center, violinist Gregory Harrington and cellist Eleanor Norton played a rendition of "With or Without You" by U2, the first time music was performed in the soon-to-be center.

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World Trade Center developer Larry Silverstein overlooks the construction site.
Design and architecture team review the World Trade Center masterplan with Daniel Liebsekind.
MuddHouse Media on-site producing episode about the construction of the Perelman Performing Arts Center, a future center for arts and culture located at the World Trade Center campus.
From left to right: Kris Meyer, Co-founder and CEO of MuddHouse Media, Mark Carey, Co-founder and Creative Director of MuddHouse Media, Larry Silverstein, developer of the World Trade Center, Dara McQuillan, Chief Marketing Officer of Silverstein Properties, Mike Gioscia, Producer at MuddHouse Media, Chris Russo, founder of Russo Strategic Partners.
Larry Silverstein walks through the Top of the World exhibit on the 80th floor of 3 WTC, reflecting on the 20-year historic rebuilding of the World Trade Center.
Host Dara McQuillan records an introduction to an episode of the series on the 10th floor of 7 World Trade Center.
Top of the World host Dara McQuillan chats with artist Kerry Irvine in her studio at 3 World Trade Center. Several artists utilize raw space at the World Trade Center to create their work from an inspiring vantage point in New York.
Dara McQuillan walks MuddHouse Media team through the Top of the World exhibit at 3 World Trade Center.
Japanese street artist Lady Aiko shares what it's like to use raw space at the World Trade Center to express her creativity.

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