The Leviathan Chronicles | Internal Affairs - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I have listened to and made podcasts for years and am in awe of the quality of this podcast. It is better than any audiobook or podcast I have ever heard. The acting, writing, and sound effects work in harmony to create a riveting and immensely entertaining piece of audio joy. If the creators read this, thank you so much for your contribution to the podcast community. Your work is truly art of the highest order. Stoked for the new show!

The first three seasons were great. Great story line and constant action. Very good show up until season four. The spin off with Lisette and Clurican was terrible writing and voice acting. They made Clurican a bumbling idiot for no reason and the whole premise of season four was terrible. I’ll check out season 5 if they make one, but hopefully it’s an improvement over season 4.

I fell in love with the first 3 seasons, but season 4 has been hard to listen to. I wanted to love it! I’m on episode 11 and it’s not getting any better for me, unfortunately. I’ve been holding out hope! But the first 3 seasons are AMAZING and truly worth your time.

This is an awesomely done podcast. Not just a single voice narrator, but fully immersive. It is very hard to find a fictional podcast that doesn’t just immediately go with the “White American men are the devil” trope to drive the plot, and the protagonist is just a normal acting human that happens to be female. As opposed to an uber to icky male acting female. Can’t begin to explain how refreshing that is.

Look, the idea is good, but the writing itself is just really much worse than expected from the amount of work that clearly went into the production.

I think it has that feel like something written by a teenage boy: essentially no character development, emotionally flat, heavy reliance on action shoehorned in everywhere to move things along, use of irrelevant jargon, etc.

My standard for a podcast is based on listening to part-improvised role playing game podcasts like The Adventure Zone, and this is a huge miss by that standard.