
When Lucas moves into a NYC boarding home to start a new life, he discovers decades-old diary cassette tapes left behind by his room’s first occupant. The tapes foreshadow tragedy, but they also lay out a beautiful path of invaluable advice for building a new life in the city. And Lucas uses them to do just that, embarking on his own journey... of life, work, friendship and love.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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In our Season Three finale, Lucas is forced to face discomfort, uncertainty, and the reality of change head-on. As he stands at the edge of another brand-new chapter, he begins to understand what it truly means to move forward without fixing everythi... more
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The world in which this show creates is so beautiful. You are immediately transported into this story and I was locked in from the beginning !
So this show is great. And I got to the end of season two and was worried there might not be a third, but the third season has started! N
Keep up the great work!
There is nothing wrong with this podcast, beyond the slightly overused podcast trope of found tapes. Otherwise, it’s well made, genuine and great for gay, male 20-somethings working their way through finding themselves and the meaning of life. Lots of navel gazing, heartache, and superficial relationships formed way too fast.
Moonburn is so fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Please make a 3rd season
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Apple Podcasts | #187 |
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A character-driven audio drama set in a New York City boarding house, built around diary-tape spoilers and intimate conversations among friends navigating love, work, and personal growth. The show centers on building a life in the city, with recurring threads about found family, forgiveness, and the power of mentorship through shared memories. Notable strengths include high production quality, a diverse cast of voice actors, and a lyrical, episodic structure that blends personal drama with a cinematic sense of place. Fans are drawn to queer-centered storytelling, nuanced relationships, and the way tapes and memories drive character decisions across seasons.
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