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David Marcelis

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Standards editor at The Wall Street Journal. Helps the the newsroom get its most complex and ambitious work published. Loves basketball and well-baked bread.
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The Mystery of the Disappearing Airplane Barf Bag

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By David Marcelis Verified, Alison Sider Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Unfortunately, it’s not something you notice until you’re in urgent need of one; ‘it’s in the phone app now?’ Danielle Booker’s flight was approaching Denver when turbulence hit—and she realized she was in trouble. There was no barf bag in her seat pocket. Or in the seat pocket of her seatmate. Or in her seatmate’s seatmate’s. The guy across the aisle also came up empty. Copyright ©2026 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
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Why people who listen to podcasts are suddenly feeling left out

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By David Marcelis Verified
| Editor & Publisher Verified
Posted Monday, April 20, 2026 10:19 am Jordan Blair was behind the wheel when she realized she had picked the wrong podcast to listen to. “Today, we’re touching down in the ’70s to talk about Chippendales. Not these guys. Theeeese guys, whose name strangely comes from … this guy,” Harvey Guillén, host of “Killer Stories,” said in the episode’s intro. “Who? What?” Blair recalled thinking. Then she remembered: “Killer Stories” had begun offering a video version.
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Why people who listen to podcasts are suddenly feeling left out

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By David Marcelis Verified
| MSN Verified
David Marcelis Jordan Blair was behind the wheel when she realized she had picked the wrong podcast to listen to. “Today, we're touching down in the '70s to talk about Chippendales. Not these guys. Theeeese guys, whose name strangely comes from…this guy,” Harvey Guillén, the host of “Killer Stories,” said in the episode's intro. “Who? What?” Blair recalled thinking. Then she remembered: “Killer Stories” had begun offering a video version as part of a rebrand.
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