Dana (from WTNV) and the truck driver are probably the same person, right? It’d make sense. Okay, so I’ve learned that her name is Keisha. I’m gonna say Dana changed it to distance her non-mayor self from her mayor self. Also, I think what I like most about this is the casual violence - not as in, there’s so much violence that it’s all casual, as in, all of the violence is described as a casual, easy, meaningless action. Like, taking someone’s arm off of their body is similar to… gently tearing off the top of a ketchup packet. That’s not in this, I came up with it. If you use it I will sue your pants off, and then I will sue you for not wearing pants. … no, what I like most about this is the lesbian romance. But casual violence is a close second. Also, Jasika Nicole has both a fantastic voice and excellent voice acting. So… just listen to it, unless body horror bothers you. Which is understandable, but at this point body horror is essentially my comfort food. Love the knock knock jokes in part 2, as well.

I love this podcast. I started it when I was 9 and still haven’t finished it for some reason. BtwI’m 11 now. I just kinda don’t want to. It’s just that good. It’s so bizarre. One of my favorite podcasts ever. And that’s saying a lot cause I listen to way to many things. Ima write another review once I’m done.

The interwoven dialogue/timelines make it just off-putting enough to get the real flavor of this slightly out-of-phase story. It’s masterfully scored. 10 out of 10! No notes.

Annoying

unique and haunting

I loved the journey it took me on. The destination not so much.

Loved the first couple of seasons! I wasn’t thrilled with the ending because it seemed like it took too much of the mystery away and the tone shift was jarring.

haunting, but so cool! definitely give it a listen!

From start to finish! Think I need to try out the book now!!

Interesting premise but just terribly executed. Moments of silence and what it up with the music at the end.