Listener sentiment
Recent listeners are near-unanimous in their praise for Resurrection, describing it as a deeply moving, meticulously crafted work of narrative storytelling. The host, Dane, is repeatedly singled out as a gifted and compassionate storyteller whose calming delivery and careful weaving of letters, interviews, and archival material bring real queer lives — particularly those touched by the early AIDS crisis — to vivid, emotional life. Many reviewers describe being brought to tears, finding personal resonance, and feeling a renewed sense of connection to LGBTQ+ history and community; several note that the podcast helped them process their own grief. Season 2, which profiles key figures from the earliest days of the epidemic response in New York and San Francisco, is praised as an exceptional and essential contribution to the history of the crisis. Production quality — including sound design and soundtrack — also draws consistent commendation. With no notable criticisms across the recent review window, the show appears to have earned deep affection from its audience as both a love story and an act of historical recovery.
Apple5.0 · 44
Summary generated Aug 14, 2026
