For a narrated show, this one is getting close to audio drama territory. And yes, even with a single voice! The story itself will keep you engaged. And guessing.

Gorgeous acting and audio production and story. All three seasons are awesome. Definitely worth the listen.

I really enjoyed the first 2 seasons but the 3rd season is sooooo full of woke politics to the pronouns, referring to one person constantly as They or Them, a baby unnamed at 5 months old and constantly referred to as IT, feminism and such. At least they did put in a preacher as part of the bullet catchers in the 3rd season so that’s something so not completely to the left. The story teller is very good though with the voices, moves along at a good pace. All in all is a good podcast but none of this would have taken place in the old west with the woke. Please continue to make good podcasts but leave the politics out if it for all to enjoy, thank you.

I was hoping to edit my original review, but can’t find it. For whatever reason, after my scathing review of the first 9 episodes of season 2 i hit play once more. While I completely did not enjoy the first 9 episodes, i have enjoyed the episodes since then. OMG, what a Change !!! Thank you for getting back to the thrill of Season 1. Thank You Thank You, and Sorry for the Original 3 Star Rating. I’m changing back to a 5. GOD BLESS !!!!!

Nothing more to ask for in a fiction podcast. Interesting story, great voice acting, good production. Wonderful overall.

The first season was good, it gets worse. Too many tropes, modern politics, just plain dumb stuff. Why make all these stories in “hard places”, “ hard times”, and with “hard people” so soft? Storytellers disconnected from the reality of the world, the emotions,and experiences they try to recreate and no actual desire to do the work to gain meaningful insight.

This story was a great dystopian western ! Wonderful premise, I was hooked with the first episode. It kept my interest and looked forward to each as a reward for making it though another week! Imma is a wonderful character who evolves through the story into a woman who stands up for her family and friends against the odds over and over-each time with growth and developing her idea of self. The supporting cast surprised me with its slow reveal of motivators and depth of the characters. I was sad to reach the end but satisfied with the tying up of plot threads to an acceptable end. A satisfying story of life though the growth of teen survival through the emergence and success of a young capable and fierce woman and those she loves. Perhaps you should write more adventures?

Yet another podcast rendered “meh” due to politics.

Being FTP I loved the first season. I liked the second season a lot. Listened to all three with diminishing anticipation. Definitely a worthwhile podcast with a solid story line, it just got a little bit watered down as it went on. I recommend overall and would listen to a forth season however the content would need to be more in volume and quality than the commercials.

This feels like it was written by a twelve year old girl who tried to put her own spin on plagiarizing the Star Wars story. The idea seems interesting at first but it is so poorly executed. There is no feeling in it and the interactions between characters who have not seen each other in years is beyond unrealistic. But hey the author does beat us over the head with female power and men bad politics at every turn so there’s that. And hey the main bad guy is closeted so he will of course be a main character moving forward who realizes the error of his ways. Blue politics so forced and unnecessary — skip.