Passengers Journal Audio Issues & Podcasts

April 2023 — Join Holly Eva Allen and Maxwell Suzuki as they discuss their favorite prose pieces from Issue 4.1 including Noémie Boucher's The Turtle and Leah Harris' Built to Last. Featuring readings from Muraya Ranieri . Mastered, edited, and produced by John E. Brady.

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Join Andreea Ceplinschi and David Banach (and a special surprise guest!) for the latest episode of the Passengers Poetry Podcast, where they discuss their favorite poetry from Issue 4.1, including Candice Kelsey's Aerodynamic Lift,  John Salimbene's The Economy of Boyhood, and Lulu Liu's The problem with talking about physics. Produced, mastered, and edited by John E. Brady. 

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Listen to Passengers Journal Volume 4 Issue 1 in its entirety. This issue features work from Cyrus Cassels, Candice Kelsey, Ellen June Wright, Bailey Quinn, Chelsea Catherine, Timothy Laurence Marsh, Debbie Feit, and many more. 

Many thanks to our Audio team, our contributors, and our editors and readers for making this listening experience possible. This Audio Issue represents the hard work and dedication of more than fifty volunteers. 

Edited, mastered, produced and compiled by John E. Brady.  

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February 2023 – Hear our editors talk about recent Passengers news and discuss several pieces that are forthcoming in Volume 4, Issue 1, which launches March 1st. Hosted by EIC Anna Genevieve Winham. Mastered by John E. Brady, edited and produced by Charles Fleming.
 
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February 2023 — Join Holly Eva Allen and Alex Lopez as they discuss their favorite prose pieces from Issue 3.4 including Tomas Baiza's  Mexican Teeth and Kimberly Gibson-Tran's Survival Instinct. Featuring readings from Tomas Baiza and Nina M. Chung. Mastered, edited, and produced by John E. Brady.

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Join Andreea Ceplinschi and David Banach for the latest episode of the Passengers Poetry Podcast, where they discuss their favorite poetry from Issue 3.4, including Hope Houston's Love Letters from (OK)Cupid, Jacqueline Berger's The Aesthetic of Rambling Inclusion, Jennifer R. Edwards' Because darkness takes shape, Mazzy Sleep's February, and Ashley Preece's Eating Plums. Produced, mastered, and edited by John E. Brady. 

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Listen to Volume 1, Issue 2 of Passengers Journal in its entirety. Hear work from Taylor Nam, Sarah Murphy, Celia Kim, Jaewon Chang, Visnja Majewski, e.e. greer, and many more. 

Many thanks to our Audio team, our contributors, and our editors and readers for making this listening experience possible. This Audio Issue represents the hard work and dedication of more than fifty volunteers. 

Edited, mastered, produced, and compiled by John E. Brady.  

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Listen to Passengers Journal Volume 3 Issue 4 in its entirety. This issue features work from Laura Ruby, Joanna Acevedo, Lisa Ampleman, Mazzy Sleep, J Brooke, Karen Regen-Tuero, Tomas Baiza, and many more. 

Many thanks to our Audio team, our contributors, and our editors and readers for making this listening experience possible. This Audio Issue represents the hard work and dedication of more than fifty volunteers. 

Edited, mastered, produced and compiled by John E. Brady.  

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November 2022 – Hear our editors talk about recent Passengers news and discuss several pieces that are forthcoming in Volume 3, Issue 4, which launches December 1st. Hosted by EIC Anna Genevieve Winham. Mastered, edited and produced by Charles Fleming and John E. Brady.

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October 2022 — Join Holly Eva Allen and Alex Lopez as they discuss their favorite prose pieces from Issue 3.3, including Roger Vaillancourt's Underneaths and Rachel Mann's The Things We Grew. Featuring readings from Muraya Ranieri and Joe Cusimano. Mastered, edited, and produced by John E. Brady.

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