Twenty-five years after September 11, Steffen A. Kaplan joins me as Guest Co-Host for a special episode of The Sunday #NYTReadalong. Steffen was working as a photo editor at The New York Times on September 11, 2001, and was at ground zero. I was living in Seattle, nearly 3,000 miles away from New York. The New York Times published a special section commemorating the twenty-fifth anniversary of 9/11 featuring a lead article by former #NYTReadalong guest Dan Barry.

Ingvill Bryn Rambøl, Head of Information for the Nobel Peace Center in Oslo, Norway is our guest. She will be talking about the Nobel Peace Conference and Festival, “Democracy on the Brink” (Sept. 3, 7am ET / 1pm CEST).

We are following up our 400th episode with a special Fourth of July Weekend Show, America250. We will review two special sections from The New York Times, “Six Sentences That Have Shaped American History” and “Visions of America: The American Revolution Through the Eyes of Seven Everyday Founders.” We will also share your comments on America250.

For the 400th episode of The Sunday #NYTReadalong, we couldn’t think of a better way to celebrate than by having three of our closest friends at The New York Times–Tom Jolly, Wayne Kamidoi and Mike Connors–join us as special guests. We are also welcoming back our long-time producer, Paula Kiger to join me and Sree as a special co-host.

Former Washington Post staffers will share their thoughts on the mass layoffs that shook anyone who cares about democracy and journalism. Ep. 387 of Sree’s Sunday #NYTReadalong will be a #WaPoTribute.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Neil is sharing his journey as a mental health advocate and his recent diagnosis of Adult ADHD.

We will be talking about the NYT Travel Section’s “52 Places to Go” and the 20th anniversary of “Places to Go" with Amy Virshup.

Scroll.in is an independent, award-winning Indian digital news platform providing in-depth reporting and critical perspectives.

The printing of The New York Times has been called a “Daily Miracle.” Do you want to learn more about how it gets printed?

Sarah Bahr is a Senior Staff Editor on the Flexible Editing Desk of The New York Times.

Amy designed the front pages of this week’s NYT and will walk us through her workflow and how the newsroom produces the front page.

Ali Velshi is an award winning journalist, host of "Velshi" and Chief Correspondent for MSNBC, and a weekly economics contributor to NPR.

Kelsey Russell is a TikTok star getting Gen Z and others to read the print newspaper.

Walter and Tim collaborated on The Graphic History of Hip Hop, a graphic novel that is being used to put Hip Hop into historical context.

We have an all-star lineup for our celebration of The New York Times Sports Desk.

We will be at New York Times headquarters, interviewing Jake Silverstein, editor-in-chief of The New York Times Magazine.