
Every episode is a prayer, some prayers are answered, and a prayer granted can upend the world.
Each episode, each prayer, is a single desperate moment of a life in another world. A world shaped by the divine. The voices we hear know an omnipotent being is listening. They know not all pleas are granted – but some are. And they believe in the benevolence of their god. Desperation and calculation, ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DramaFiction | |||

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The first round of fundraising for I Need A Miracle season 2 is live now until 1 October.
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Our goal is £2,400, which will pay for 6 writers to write an epis... more
An intervention from another place. In your benevolence, Chris Smith from Audio Alchemy would like to present an interview with Matt Boothman, creator and lead writer of I Need A Miracle.
This week, we answer your prayers as on Audio Alchemy, I have... more
This summer, Matt Boothman, creator and lead writer, is celebrating two years since I Need A Miracle season 1 with listening parties for each episode on Youtube. In case you missed it, this is the audio from the listening party for season 1, episode ... more
This summer, Matt Boothman, creator and lead writer, is celebrating two years since I Need A Miracle season 1 with listening parties for each episode on Youtube. In case you missed it, this is the audio from the listening party for season 1, episode ... more
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As a person allergic to religion, I had my doubts. I was wrong. It's fab. Great writing and acting, made even better by stellar production. And don't be scared off by it not being "full cast." For this show, it doesn't need to be.
As a person allergic to religion, I had my doubts. I was wrong. It's fab. Great writing and acting, made even better by stellar production. And don't be scared off by it not being "full cast." For this show, it doesn't need to be.
Great writing and performances, each episode a little scene where the context gets gradually introduced. Lovely!
Brilliant concept, executed delightfully. Sound design, performances, and writing fit together perfectly. I am excited to hear what's to come.








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The podcast presents a unique narrative where each episode unfolds as a prayer from various characters, transporting listeners to alternate worlds shaped by divine intervention. This creative approach offers a blend of emotional depth and suspense, as characters express desperate moments filled with longing for assistance from an omnipotent being. The themes of benevolence, human desperation, and the unpredictable nature of divine responses are intricately woven through these poignant stories. Episodes often portray characters grappling with complex emotions, ethical dilemmas, and the quest for understanding in the face of uncertainty, making it a compelling listen for those interested in fiction and drama that explores the human condition ... more
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