Marissa Bridge's guest appearances

Marissa Bridge

The Afternoon Show Podcast

Sundays On The East End

Gossipnista: A New York City Podcast

Heart of the East End

MetaPod

7 Minutes in NYC

David Falkowski

Minerva Perez

Giulia D'Agnolo Vallan

Scott Bluedorn

Amy Zerner

Bonnie Cannon

James Banks

Shane Weeks

ANDREA GROVER

Bob DeLuca

Judy Carmichael

Kate Mueth

Nicole Delma

Jeff Nichols

Michael Wolff

OwlTail

Allow me to introduce a thrilling and unique New York Story, that many including myself would have not known if artist, Allan Bridge (Mr. Apology), had not created such a captivating idea. And now, Marissa Bridge, who was married to Allan, is sharing it with the world. “The Apology Line,” hosted and Narrated by Marissa Bridge and made possible by @wonderymedia - shares the journey and creation of her late husbands work, in which he created a phone line in New York City to simply allow those who would have done something (mostly crimes), to call in and confess to a tape recording. Little did they know, the calls and messages they received would change their lives. It is said, the infamous Zodiac killer called into the line as well as others such as  runaways, petty thefts, and major criminals confessing to murders and so many others. Some of their experiences are recounted, along with notable caller confessions, through “The Apology Line” podcast. In our interview, Marissa shares her wonderful New York story and love for the city, plus so many great tips and stories about its past. She reveals some great insights that many of us may not have known about herself, Allan and The Apology Line. I also share an unexpected piece of information that even catches Marissa off guard! Tune into the complete interview to hear Marissa’s one of a kind New York Centric story. To view photo of Marissa and Allan head on over to my Instagram page. Please subscribe, rate, and review Gossipnista wherever you listen to your podcasts. Follow along on Instagram @GossipnistaPodcast to stay up-to-date on the latest about the podcast and episodes.Thank you for your support, enjoy!XOXO,Gossipnista💋---To learn more about the Marissa Bridge visit her website - HEREConnect with  Marissa on social belowInstagram:@marissabridgeFor "The Apology Line" series from Wondery Media - HERESupport the show

Allow me to introduce a thrilling and unique New York Story, that many including myself would have not known if artist, Allan Bridge (Mr. Apology), had not created such a captivating idea. And now, Marissa Bridge, who was married to Allan, is sharing it with the world. “The Apology Line,” hosted and Narrated by Marissa Bridge and made possible by <a href="https://www.instagram.com/wonderymedia/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@wonderymedia</a> - shares the journey and creation of her late husbands work, in which he created a phone line in New York City to simply allow those who would have done something (mostly crimes), to call in and confess to a tape recording. Little did they know, the calls and messages they received would change their lives. It is said, the infamous Zodiac killer called into the line as well as others such as  runaways, petty thefts, and major criminals confessing to murders and so many others. Some of their experiences are recounted, along with notable caller confessions, through “The Apology Line” podcast. In our interview, Marissa shares her wonderful New York story and love for the city, plus so many great tips and stories about its past. She reveals some great insights that many of us may not have known about herself, Allan and The Apology Line. I also share an unexpected piece of information that even catches Marissa off guard! Tune into the complete interview to hear Marissa’s one of a kind New York Centric story. To view photo of Marissa and Allan head on over to my Instagram page. Please subscribe, rate, and review Gossipnista wherever you listen to your podcasts. Follow along on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/gossipnistapodcast/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@GossipnistaPodcast</a> to stay up-to-date on the latest about the podcast and episodes. Thank you for your support, enjoy! XOXO, Gossipnista💋 ---To learn more about the Marissa Bridge visit her website - <a href="http://www.marissabridge.com/about.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a> Connect with  Marissa on social below Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/marissabridge/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@marissabridge</a> For "The Apology Line" series from Wondery Media - <a href="https://wondery.com/shows/the-apology-line/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a><a href="http://www.gossipnista.com" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

New York's The Apology Line with Marissa Bridge

The Apology Line podcast tells the unsettling stories of a secular confessional telephone line.The Apology Line project invited the public to call a telephone line and leave anonymous apologies for wrongdoings on an answering machine. The project was started by artist Allan Bridge, anonymously, in the early 1980s in New York City. Allan ran the project for more than a decade and also published a magazine companion to the telephone line.Questions about morality and the criminal mind intrigued Allan and drove his work. Before the Apology project, Allan created an interactive art piece called Crime Time. Crime Time replicated the act of stealing. A user could either get away with the act or be caught with one’s hand, literally, in the act.This interactive art was reportedly Allan’s way of coming to terms with his own shoplifting. Later, his purpose for the Apology project was “to provide a way for criminals and wrongdoers to apologize for their misdeeds in the hope that this will help them turn over a new leaf.”In this episode of MetaPod, we talk to Marissa Bridge, widow of Allan Bridge and narrator of The Apology Line. Marissa talks to us in detail about the podcast and the original Apology Line project. As a result, we learn that the original project had far greater scope and insight on human behaviour than the podcast.Marissa also recounts life in Manhattan in the 1980s and the historical context of the Apology project. She speaks candidly to us about her life with Allan and the callers whose apologies occupied much of their time together.Show notesThe Apology Line projectA selection of calls to The Apology LineNew Yorkers Who Said SorryAbout Marissa BridgeMarissa Bridge is a painter and multi-media artist who lives in New York with her husband, three cats and a dog. Her art work is inspired by nature and its structures. One of the most important influences in Marissa’s art and life was her relationship with the conceptual artist Allan Bridge, also known as Mr. Apology. She met Allan in November 1980, a few weeks after he launched his groundbreaking project, the Apology Line. They spent the next 15 years together, until Allan’s untimely death in a scuba-diving accident in 1995.Follow MetaPod &gt;&gt;Twitter | Instagram | Facebook 

The Apology Line podcast tells the unsettling stories of a secular confessional telephone line.The Apology Line project invited the public to call a telephone line and leave anonymous apologies for wrongdoings on an answering machine. The project was started by artist Allan Bridge, anonymously, in the early 1980s in New York City. Allan ran the project for more than a decade and also published a magazine companion to the telephone line.Questions about morality and the criminal mind intrigued Allan and drove his work. Before the Apology project, Allan created an interactive art piece called Crime Time. Crime Time replicated the act of stealing. A user could either get away with the act or be caught with one’s hand, literally, in the act. This interactive art was reportedly Allan’s way of coming to terms with his own shoplifting. Later, his purpose for the Apology project was “to provide a way for criminals and wrongdoers to apologize for their misdeeds in the hope that this will help them turn over a new leaf.”In this episode of MetaPod, we talk to Marissa Bridge, widow of Allan Bridge and narrator of The Apology Line. Marissa talks to us in detail about the podcast and the original Apology Line project. As a result, we learn that the original project had far greater scope and insight on human behaviour than the podcast.Marissa also recounts life in Manhattan in the 1980s and the historical context of the Apology project. She speaks candidly to us about her life with Allan and the callers whose apologies occupied much of their time together. Show notes<ul><li><a href="http://www.apologyline.com/bridge.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Apology Line project</a></li><li><a href="http://www.apologyline.com/audio/Apologycalls.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">A selection of calls to The Apology Line</a></li><li><a href="https://www.newyorker.com/culture/podcast-dept/the-apology-line-confessions-lies-and-audiotape" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">New Yorkers Who Said Sorry</a></li></ul> About Marissa Bridge Marissa Bridge is a painter and multi-media artist who lives in New York with her husband, three cats and a dog. Her art work is inspired by nature and its structures. One of the most important influences in Marissa’s art and life was her relationship with the conceptual artist Allan Bridge, also known as Mr. Apology. She met Allan in November 1980, a few weeks after he launched his groundbreaking project, the Apology Line. They spent the next 15 years together, until Allan’s untimely death in a scuba-diving accident in 1995.Follow MetaPod &gt;&gt; <a href="https://twitter.com/TheMetaPodShow" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/metapodshow/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> | <a href="https://www.facebook.com/metapodshow" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>

Episode 21. Marissa Bridge of The Apology Line

Gianna is joined by Marissa Bridge and Danny Lamport to discuss The Apology Line and more. 

Gianna is joined by Marissa Bridge and Danny Lamport to discuss The Apology Line and more.

Marissa Bridge and Danny Lamport - March 4th, 2021

Marissa Bridge is well-known on the East End for her botanical paintings and her unique "paper-rolling" technique for art creation. Now, she is also known for her instant-hit podcast, "The Apology Line" on Wondery, which hearkens back to NYC in the '80s, when Marissa's late husband, Allan Bridge, hosted an anonymous phone apology line for 15 years. It started as a conceptual art project and a way of atoning for his own guilty secrets. Then, a serial killer called.

Marissa Bridge is well-known on the East End for her botanical paintings and her unique "paper-rolling" technique for art creation. Now, she is also known for her instant-hit podcast, "The Apology Line" on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/WonderyMedia/?__cft__[0]=AZUvVg9A0XVy6lMPjp8OHTJm3bAyDFDckJBovO3vonVUZOYLiO0J05SDDlDUj0tsxssIe9e7c9aQuWyOs6OpI_GTfNYgKNvc3kXFpM29O8Z38H0rTN305D2yoeWkE25IgbIOPs-IXbvl9JVb5X2SQzbJ&amp;__tn__=kK-R" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Wondery</a>, which hearkens back to NYC in the '80s, when Marissa's late husband, Allan Bridge, hosted an anonymous phone apology line for 15 years. It started as a conceptual art project and a way of atoning for his own guilty secrets. Then, a serial killer called.