Sanctuary - Podcast Rankings and reviews

This was a very well done piece of work, and it deserves the recognition. I was actually shocked by how hooked I became within minutes. Lily was a perfect choice for this, and she nailed it along with her costars. Wonderfully written and very good choice to use the sound!

I really enjoyed this sci-fi story. The characters were all well fleshed out, and the story was nicely plotted. The production and sound effects were also great for the story. I hope there will be another season with the Mars peeps interacting with their Earth compatriots, if it turns out that the signals from Earth are real. And I really hope the queen of Pirate Nation, Mme. Gau, is part of the story. She was my favorite character of them all.

Loved all characters, except for Chris; we can do without him. Amazing sound effects. Can’t wait to know once they make some type of contact with earth.

Story is well told and the sound affects brought me right there with the characters. Should definitely be a mini series.

I actually couldn’t tell if this was satire at first. The writing is so shallow and cheesy that it resembles Power Rangers. The colony was PERFECT with no need for money or needs…until the “terrorists” (who are apparently former billionaires who want their status back) start attacking and ruin everything. The good guys in the show are flawless and the bad guys are motivated by nothing but greed and jealousy. The basic message this show hammers you over the head with: the world would be a utopia if it weren’t for all the Elon Musks!

I’m a huge fan of other sci-fi fiction podcasts. I gave this one a chance and listened to all of season 1. But it’s just so dang boring. There is all this talking between characters but not a lot of things actually happening. And even with all the talking there is not much context that would give the characters or the story itself any depth.
At the end of each episode it always felt like nothing had happened bc the show doesn’t “grab your attention” or “take you on an imaginative ride”