Popular Reviews of Superstition Podcast

This snuck up on me. Season 1 ends on a perfect note. Everything about this podcast works from the snarky banter, to the character arcs for Jack and Tom, to the romantic relationships that feel earned, and finally to that pitch perfect ending. I'd love to listen to a second season of this but if we never get it, this season has been damn good.

I just started listening to Superstition, and was immediately hooked! The story is fun and the characters are interesting. Jack is a really great protagonist. The voice acting is very good. Thanks for the excellent entertainment!

All time favorite, amazing immersive storytelling that's moving and suspenseful in equal parts.

Jumping right in this show has your attention from the start! A spooky town, a ton of questions and a feisty PI with a troubled past - I'm hooked!

Jack is the perfect podcast protagonist detective, serious when needed and funny enough that is a delight to follow her adventure. The paranormal touch is a plus. I'm all too eager to dive into season 2.

Binged. Loved. Full of weirdos. Just so good! I want to hang out with Jac and Izzy

Creative! I truly will stop listening to something (or watching it) if I consistently and accurately guess what's coming. That was never the case with this. The writing is superior the story is phenomenal and the actors who plays Jack St James is truly talented! Name is Kira Apple!

While I enjoyed Superstition, it wasn't to the extent others seemed to.Jack is a strong lead character and a select few persons from the main cast, such as Tom, are fleshed out. However, most of the characters could benefit from more distinctive personalities and behaviours. I found it hard to recognise who was who at times.As for the story, it is mostly interesting to follow Jack's exploration of the eponymous town and it's secrets. However, there are some pacing issues and inconsistent plot choices. For example, very early on (before the audience are really settled in the show's world and structure), we're whisked back in time with very little explanation. If you follow the plot closely around this episode you can orient yourself and even understand the purpose of the backstory, but it's a strange decision at such an initial stage of a new series' existence to mess around with the focus of everything. There are some noteworthy issues with editing, such as voice performances that are clearly recorded remotely and not levelled to match each other. There are also a few cases where words are incorrectly pronounced, exposing the actor's unfamiliarity with the vocabulary of the script.It's a shame the show appears to have been cancelled by it's creator as, with more experience under everyone's belts and some effort to iron out the problems of the opening batch of episodes, there is much potential for a lengthy stay in the town of Superstition.

This is the reason I love my daily commute!!!