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Passage

Passage

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150 years ago, the S.S. Cumberland disappeared in the Pacific Northwest. A lifeboat from the ship with four skeletons inside just mysteriously showed up in Marrow Passage. Reporter Daisy Bonham attempts to solve the mystery and find out what other secrets are lurking just below the surface.All rights reserved Ciencia Ficción Drama y Obras
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  • Passage • Episode One

    Passage • Episode One
    Dec 1 2016

    150 years ago, the S.S. Cumberland disappeared off the coast of the Pacific Northwest. A few days ago, a lifeboat from the ship with four skeletons inside mysteriously showed up in Marrow Passage. BuzzRox reporter Daisy Bonham attempts to solve the mystery and find out what other secrets are lurking just below the surface.

    To find out more and see how you can support Passage, visit http://www.patreon.com/passagepodcast.

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    17 m
  • Passage • Episode Two

    Passage • Episode Two
    Dec 11 2016

    BuzzRox reporter Daisy Bonham arrives in Port Possession where she meets town historian Chip Kuznick and learns more about the history of the town and the doomed S.S. Cumberland. She also speaks with Lacey Nome, the woman whom she encountered on the ferry at the conclusion of Episode One. Will Daisy find answers to the mystery of the Cumberland lifeboat from either of them?

    To find out more and see how you can support Passage, visit www.patreon.com/passagepodcast.
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    30 m
  • Passage • Episode Three

    Passage • Episode Three
    Jan 5 2017

    Following her strange encounter with Lacey Nome, reporter Daisy Bonham returns to Port Possession to find out what she can about the S.S. Cumberland mystery. With the help of town historian Chip Kuznick, she learns a shocking secret 150 years in the making.

    To find out more and see how you can support Passage, visit www.patreon.com/passagepodcast.
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    21 m
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