This podcast was right up my alley. I love the efficient dialogue and the dark steely vibe, the ambient supportive sound design was just enough to fill in necessary gaps in the narrative and not overdone. The narrator was superb…reminded me of Aeon Flux The writing is tight and eloquent with an ending befitting the spirit of the story. My only gripe was was the faux ads. As entertaining as they were, they detracted from the gravity of the storyline. Overall, well done.

I found it really interesting and was enjoying the Sci-Fi aspects, but a single season just whet my appetite.

More more more please

They combine in-show, fictional ads with irl ads. This is so obnoxious. I understand the need for ads if you’re not paying for a sub. But when you go from a brooding, monotone narrator into an ad screaming about a new ABC show or ring cameras, separated by fictional ads for “krab steaks,” or “temporary graphene skin alteration,” it just makes it too difficult to listen to. More so when the same ad plays multiple times in one show 🤮

People hanging, 2 stars for yet another abandoned podcast.

Same comment as others. Amazing production quality. Great story line. Very good actors. What happened? More more please!!

The first episode was very compelling and set up an interesting world, but not much is done with it in this first season. The main reason i wrote this review is because i really liked the outro song of the first episode and wanted to share the name in case any one else has trouble finding it. Look up “the Hadronic Seeress and other Wyrd tales part 1” and it is the second track. I found it as a podcast of all things.

I think that this podcast has a lot of potential; an interesting plot, unique characters, and compelling arguments about climate and humanity. However, the podcast is severely lacking in context for the listener. It is one thing to leave things to the imagination or for future reveal, but another thing entirely to not describe settings, context for information that is “common knowledge” in universe, and what the main character looks like. The podcast is somewhat impersonal; it seems like it was a script for a tv show that didn’t get enough funding, so they just had someone read off the script in a monotone voice, said it was a podcast, and called it a day. As cool as the premise is, it is NOT suitable (in its current form) to be a podcast. You have to be REALLY attentive in order to get the full picture, and seeing as most people use podcasts as background noise, it is simply NOT user friendly.

Loved the length of each episode. Great voicing for the characters made me binge!

Whoever mixed episode five should be fired. Who thought it was a good idea to add high pitched screeches to the audio? It is completely unlistenable! My ears ACTUALLY hurt. As an audio producer myself it was absolutely embarrassing to hear.