Popular Reviews of Quiet Part Loud

A riveting, supernatural thriller which feels kinda like if Alex Jones or Tucker Carlson were a flawed protagonist in a Stephen King novel.

This was incredible. So many things happened. A definite re-listen. Blown away.

"Do you know who my audience is?" "Right-wing assholes." "Yeah, now, do you know who my second-biggest audience is? Hate-listeners!" Creating a fiction podcast about racism with a right-wing radio host as its main character might sound like a tough sell, but there's a reason this show ended up on the Guardian's 'Podcasts That Nailed The Landing' playlist. It's an original premise, and the acting is uniformly excellent, with Tracy Letts standing out as the anti-heroic protagonist. Strongly recommended.

Starts really really good but then it gets more and more chaotic and quite hard to follow. I guess it wasn't very easy to tell this story as an audiodrama with many action scenes, but sometimes it's just screams and noise and you just don't understand what is going on. Interesting premise and good cast, but the first episodes got my hopes too high unfortunately.