8 episodes

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.

Passage Throw'm In The Puget Productions

    • Fiction
    • 4.2 • 204 Ratings

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.

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    • 2 min
    Passage • Episode Seven

    Passage • Episode Seven

    We find out what happened to Daisy Bonham after she came face to face with the person behind a grisly murder in Port Possession as the mystery behind Passage concludes.

    • 23 min
    Passage • Episode Six

    Passage • Episode Six

    Daisy Bonham returns to Port Possession following the discovery of a body inside another boat floating in Marrow Passage. This time, news of the victim hits close to home. The more Daisy digs, however, she realizes just how close she is to finding out what's really going on.

    • 28 min
    Passage • Episode Five

    Passage • Episode Five

    Daisy Bonham decides to put her investigation into Port Possession on hold and humor Lacey by visiting a medium claiming to know who Daisy was in a past life. What she learns may unlock the mystery behind the disappearance of the S.S. Cumberland. To find out more and see how you can support Passage, visit www.patreon.com/passagepodcast. iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/passa…d1144287036?mt=2 Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/podcast/throwm-i…ductions/passage SoundCloud: @user-250323465 Twitter: www.twitter.com/PassagePodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/PassagePodcast/

    • 24 min
    Passage • Episode Four

    Passage • Episode Four

    Rocked by her latest discovery, Daisy meets with Port Possession's mayor and a city councilperson to find out more about the town's history and how the S.S. Cumberland's disappearance influenced it's present and future. To find out more and see how you can support Passage, visit www.patreon.com/passagepodcast. iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/passa…d1144287036?mt=2 Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/podcast/throwm-i…ductions/passage SoundCloud: @user-250323465 Twitter: www.twitter.com/PassagePodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/PassagePodcast/

    • 32 min
    Passage • Episode Three

    Passage • Episode Three

    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. iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/passa…d1144287036?mt=2 Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/podcast/throwm-i…ductions/passage SoundCloud: @user-250323465 Twitter: www.twitter.com/PassagePodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/PassagePodcast/

    • 21 min

Customer Reviews

4.2 out of 5
204 Ratings

204 Ratings

~ Violet ~ ,

Tells more than Shows

This is kind of half way between serialized Audio Fiction and Audio Drama. Told almost entirely via chunks of longer expositional dialog from the main narrator, with occasional extra voices of other characters ... like a fictional Serial. I think it’s a good example of how flexible the podcast format is. It’s a fast and fun listen.

sandstone1984 ,

It could have been good

I can’t finish this. I tried. Got three episodes in. Full of SJW garbage. The old white man is portrayed as awful (even though he’s desperately trying to keep the dying town afloat), the coffeshop owner is clearly portrayed as heroic but he’s actively keeping the town from getting new streams of revenue. The thing is i agree with the negative sentiment about big business but the way the coffee shop owner is going about is awful and unproductive. Neither party can shut up and listen to each other and use the skeletons in thr boat to try to draw more visitors into the town *facepalm*

Linda’s monologue finished it for me. She’s clearly upset about the shanghai thing, but it happened over a hundred years ago, the practice stopped A LONG TIME AGO and there’s no reason to be preaching at the audience about it. Plus the story makes it sound like only this once place was doing it, probably just to make the mayor seem so much worse. It was common back then especially in places like San Francisco. Does it make it right? Obviously not. Is it worth getting upset about 150 years later? Nope not at all. Im completely weirded out why any of thr characters would lose sleep about something that had ceased to be a thing over a century ago. Not healthy.

The thing is the ghost story seems really good but the unfounded righteous anger throughout kills it for me. I’m sadly going to stop listening.

brooklynteacher19 ,

Snowflakes with hurt feelings

It’s so silly that white males are so fragile about their rage that they can’t learn to laugh at themselves. Or I guess it’s only funny when punching down.

Anyway, this podcast was intriguing and well-written and acted. Only wish there was more!

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