Passengers Journal Audio Issues & Podcasts

November 2021 - Hear our editors talk about recent Passengers news and discuss several pieces that are forthcoming in Volume 2, Issue 8. Hosted by EIC Anna Genevieve Winham. Edited and produced by Charles Fleming and John E. Brady.

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Bruce Meyer is author of sixty-seven books of poetry, short stories, flash fiction, and literary non-fiction. Passengers Journal published Dr. Meyer's short story "Thine is the Kingdom" in Volume 2, Issue 7.  In this interview, Audio Editor Charles Fleming converses with Dr. Meyer about various topics of interest: poetry vs prose, the absence of World War I literature in the Canadian canon, and more.  Also included is Josh Dickson's incredible reading of "Thine is the Kingdom." 

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September 2021 — Join Devon Capizzi and Alex Lopez as they discuss their favorite prose pieces from Issue 2.7, including Nathan Bachman’s Recreational Spots of Interest According to Daffodil and Diane Forman’s What We Carry, plus an interview with Ali Saleh, author of Moonlight. Edited and produced by Charles Fleming.

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Join Andreea Ceplinschi and David Banach for the debut episode of the Passengers Poetry Podcast, where they discuss their favorite poetry from Issue 2.7, including Sarah Elkins’s Keeping Time, Gilbert Arzola’s Where Migrants Cross, Charles Fleming’s What Would I Give Up?, Corinne Hughes’s 10 Books Influencing My Novel Right Now, and Soo Yeon Chun’s Forgiveness. Edited and produced by Charles Fleming.

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Listen to Volume 2, Issue 7 of Passengers Journal in its entirety. Hear work from Sarah Elkins, George Burns, Jami'L Carter, Ali Saleh, Deepthi Atukorala, Brian McNely, 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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August 2021 - Hear our editors talk about recent Passengers news and discuss several pieces that are forthcoming in Volume 2, Issue 7. Hosted by EIC Anna Genevieve Winham. Edited and produced by Charles Fleming. 

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Join Poetry Editor Kimberly Casey as she hosts a Zoom open mic event featuring several contributors from our June PRIDE issue. Edited and produced by Charles Fleming. 

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