Moonface

Moonface

A fiction show about a Korean American son (Joel Kim Booster) who wants to come out to his mom (Esther Moon), but can't because they don't speak the same language.

There is not a part of this podcast that I do not like. It is strong in all its ways. I never felt that the cast was some kind of overdramatic joke. It feels real. James Kim has some really interesting podcasts that I hope that they will be on my must listen to list as Moonface is in my top 20 podcast fiction. The hiss has only positive reviews and I hope it can hold up to the hype as from what I have read it looks to be the best of the best. 

Unplaced

Unplaced tells the story of a woman who wakes up one day to find that no one can see or hear her, and everyone she knows is slowly forgetting about her. That would be weird enough...but after a few weeks of being invisible, she finds she's not the only being other people can't see.

I recommend this for folks that are just getting into podcasts to give them an idea of what you can do with podcasts. It also shows one of the biggest problems facing podcasts other than the alt right, unfinished podcast. I think some of the best podcasts are unfinished, Crooked river, The enoch saga, and Philips apocalypse. Good hooks, and good voice acting, it had the footing to be something great. Give it a listen or don't, you are not missing a groundbreaking podcast.  

This land

The award-winning documentary podcast This Land is back for season 2. Host Rebecca Nagle reports on how the far right is using Native children to attack American Indian tribes and advance a conservative agenda.

This is a very good documentary style podcast that brings something up to center stage that I think most folks don't think about, native american issues in reverence to the US government. This podcast does this better than most podcasts doing documentaries. There's not much i don't like in this podcast, the only possible thing i don't like about this podcast is sometimes the passing and wording are a bit off.  

Golden ash

This podcast does not do anything so good that I want you to listen to this before anything else I have recommended but it should be in your back log as it does what it is trying to do well. A detective thinks a death and a missing person are connected and is trying to figure out why. All the episodes are under 10 minutes, you can listen to this in a day or you can pace yourself, no matter how you listen this is a sodide podcast. I think new podcast makers need to take some notes.  

Jack of all trades

A queer occult horror comedy, JACK OF ALL TRADES follows Jack in her new job as a woefully unqualified repairperson. She soon discovers that her resume embellishments are the least of her worries: the flickering lights and strange sounds in the walls all seem to be caused by hauntings Qweer folks love to date someone who is not human or maybe something more than. I like the idea of ghosts being the problem with your really bad apartment. They don't go as far into the rules of thare magic system as I would like but you can just asom that that they will rules lawyer you into losing. I don't what to rouin the villin if this one so do what you will with that. This podcast is on the faustian nonsense network witch made chain of being and dos after you.

SK8RS

This skater's manga is so much better than sk8 the infinity. It makes you feel like you are relearning how to skate aegean and the vigueur of wanting to be skating again. I hope to see more of these chapters get translated. There are alot of good hooks that the author can play with. I am really liking  the main character and the girls that are learning to skate. There are some hooks thare but as there are only 9 chapters translated I only know so much.