
Madman or prophet? Veer is a respected professor, until he starts hearing voices and having apocalyptic visions of the end of life on Earth as we know it. When he believes he's seen someone abduct his son, his well-meaning friends and family don't believe him. But what if he's not crazy? What if he's right... about everything? A sci-fi thriller audio drama. If you enjoy the works of M. Night Shyam... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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As of June 2026, there are only 8 episodes and ends with a lot of unresolved questions. Maybe a season 2 is in the works? It’s a quick story but intriguing. They did a great job making Veer come across as a person in the middle of a psychotic episode to the people around him. The Voice sounds cool and definitely makes you wonder if he is having hallucinations.
My only complaint is how Yash written. I believed he’s supposed to be fourteen but his dialogue makes him sound like he’s half the age. ... more
Different and enticing.
This show is basically, a dad who hears this one voice every once and a while if he doesn’t take his, two sons which one of them likes to play video games, and a mom which is in a coma for most of the show. Anyway, a dad and his two sons are at home after going somewhere that I can’t remember. They’re dad is in charge of making the lunch but then one of them runs to the deli for lunch and when the dad comes back with his son, his others son has been kidnapped. On the way for finding their son, t... more
Picks up in a good way, can’t wait to hear more
This flies by and has a really unique tone, I love the sound design on “the voice”
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A sci-fi thriller audio drama centered on Veer, a respected professor who starts hearing voices and experiencing apocalyptic visions. As a mysterious crisis unfolds around his missing son and a web of conspiracies, the narrative blends psychological tension with otherworldly notions of fate, belief, and the limits of reality. Production values and world-building ideas suggest a polished, immersive experience with a continuing arc that invites listeners to piece together clues across episodes. The show tends to reward fans of high-stakes family drama set against speculative sci-fi and paranormal elements, while exploring themes of trust, mental health, and the cost of pursuing truth.
A notable strength is the way sound design and a tightly ... more
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