I love the sound quality, the production is spot on, the story and insights and relevancy and the ebb and flow of intensity, the voice actors and plot and all of it is just so good.

Every single production is world class. Show after show, they knock it out of the park. First class actors. Lush audio. Detailed soundscapes. Original stories — funny and sad and horrifying and everything in between. Gorgeous music. Bravo

I’ve loved all the Limelight shows, and the Aldrich Kemp series has, up until now, been one of the best. However, all the “4th wall” stuff in “Rose” was overwhelmingly off-putting. Please don’t do that again.

Thank you for making my work week fly by!

Def. One of my favorites, good storyline, good acting, sounds were immersive, it’s a must listen if u like action. Excited to check out other titles Spoiler on ending That’s more than I got in my account, I’d definitely be happy with that.

Great short listen, one of the better in recent memory. Please release more!

So I listed to Cobalt and I LOVED it. As an African it brought me so much joy to hear African voices, African accents, and African stories being told. But why are all Africans the same????? 😅😅😅😅😅the auntie on the plane is such an African auntie. And it’s true, in African culture everyone is family either your auntie or uncle

It’s so disorganized. Why don’t they divide the stories into their own individual shows?

The stories are mostly good but they need to be organized they are just all thrown together and it makes no sense and I can’t keep the stories separate in my mind.

While the production quality is excellent and the actors’ performances great, the stories are highly biased Marxist narratives against capitalism and white people. The most recent stories (Cobalt and Sabine) both advocate for illegal actions (theft, torture, destruction of property) against white people and big businesses in the name of reparations and climate justice. Sabine in particular advocates for breaking and entering and the emotional and physical torture of an old woman in the name of climate justice, which is just sickening. It is The BBC, but they should still not be advocating for violence.