Write Here, Write Now: A Vocal Podcast

The humdrum of the everyday can wear on a person. Grocery store runs, paperwork, bills. For Mabel Schwartz, a solo trip on the open road is the solution, even if it scares her. In a Super 8 Motel along the way, she discovers what she really needs. 
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Essay Written By: Melissa Wozniak
Essay Voiced By: Kris Keppeler

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The non-descript anonymity of a waiting room can be a melancholy experience, even more so if you find yourself there frequently. Erin Shea’s “Waiting Room” faces the stale gray of these liminal spaces head on, following the protagonist’s internal journey during the course of one doctor’s appointment. Along the way? The Price is Right, Selena Gomez, and the psychological struggles of chronic illness.
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Essay Written By: Erin Shea
Essay Voiced By: Crystal Judkins

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Family can be messy. Rachel Pollock tackles one family’s grief - for what was lost, and for what they never had, in “Exit Wound.” With as many twists and turns as the back road it’s set on, this story is one of a kind.
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Essay Written By: Rachel Pollock
Essay Voiced By: Kris Keppeler

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Voyeurism is a fact of city life, but Bebe King Nicholson takes it to a new level with “The Blonde.” One woman's loneliness and nostalgia begin to bleed into the life story of another she sees from afar. Will imagination and reality collide, or will the window for that opportunity close too soon?
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Essay Written By: Bebe King Nicholson
Essay Voiced By: Kris Keppeler

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Family histories get brought into the present in Andie Ngeleka’s “The Ghosts in West Texas.” Hot, dry air blows over the plains, bringing memories of what came before - and warnings for what’s to come.
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Essay Written By: Andie Ngeleka
Essay Voiced By: Crystal Judkins

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