Ulysses in 80: 32 Voices, 12 Countries, One Soliloquy 08.28.25

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Recorded28 Aug 2025

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Our final episode of the Ulysses in 80 Podcast (2025) weaves 32 soliloquies from readers in 12 countries. Each recorded in a place of their choosing, spontaneous and on the spot, their voices join into one collective stream of consciousness—the 2025 Soliloquy.Spanning many languages and accents, the chorus echoes Joyce’s vision: strangers passing one another on life’s journey. And at the end, one last soliloquy—an older voice, full of life—reminds us why we struggle with Ulysses, and why we read.Hosted by Clíona Ó’Farrelly and Mark Sanford Gross.

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