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The Signal

By: Eric Buchman
Narrated by: Paget Brewster, full cast
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When the evidence points to two realities, which will you believe?

Two astronomers have detected a strange, pulsing signal from deep space. Within hours, the US government goes into lockdown, restricting airspace and scrubbing scientific data. Was the signal an intercepted communication revealing alarming plans for an enemy’s military strike? Or has humanity at long last found proof of extraterrestrial life?

Caught between two mind-blowing possibilities, Dr. Veronica Chapel leaves her job as a high school science teacher to search for answers with her old friend Malcolm Feldman, a determined journalist, and Ada Park, a brilliant astronomer. Oh, and it also happens to be Dr. Chapel's one chance to redeem her destroyed scientific reputation, no pressure...

As the group digs deeper, they uncover layers of mystery that challenge their grasp of the universe and their place in it. With time running out and the world hanging in the balance, they must navigate a tangled web of corporate secrets, government interference, and ethical dilemmas on a high-stakes journey to uncover a truth that will upend our understanding of the cosmos—and ourselves.

The Signal is directed, edited, and scored by Mark Henry Phillips.

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Awesome.

Had me hooked by the second chapter. Very Interesting story, interesting commentary on the world. All of the characters and their interactions were super enjoyable. Paget Brewster’s Voice acting is incredible. (Mild spoiler warning) I really enjoyed the part where the main character (Veronica) is just gushing about space, that felt very genuine and was lovely to listen to. The ending felt somewhat anticlimactic but actually in a positive way, It felt human and overall just nice.

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Narration and music was brilliant. Story was brilliant and had a really strong start but the ending was meh and some parts were a little cliché and had me rolling my eyes.

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Only good at the end

I listened to this on fast speed because it reads like a typical science fiction story about the one character who no one listens to. And a lot of running around asking the same old fictional science fiction trope questions, so I think I was right to hurry through and just slow down the last 15 minutes or so. No spoilers, but it’s one of those stories with a little moral at the end. Finishes ok I guess. Nice tidy ending. A bit boring, but a good moral is always a welcome trope if you’re just looking for something quick to pass the time.

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