The Neon Testament, Episode 2

By: Johnny Galvan 3

Narrated by: Esperanza America, Andrew Garrett, Federica Carlino, Elle Black, Pepe Serna

In the next episodes: In the final days before judgment, an angelic advocate named David visits the condemned to confront the truth of their lives—unearthing buried sins, lost hopes, and the choices that will decide their eternal fate.

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Pure Storytelling Brilliance

Absolutely mesmerizing. The writing is sharp, the performances heartfelt, and the atmosphere electric. I felt like I was standing beside each character as they faced their truths. The episode with Lucifer was bold and unforgettable. One of the best things I’ve ever heard on Audible.

A Masterclass in Collaborative Voice Acting

The chemistry between the narrators is undeniable. They play off each other's energy, creating dynamic and believable interactions. The dialogue scenes are particularly effective, feeling like genuine conversations rather than scripted lines. This synergy builds a cohesive world that is easy to get lost in. The directors made a brilliant choice in casting voices that complement rather than compete with one another. The result is a smooth, polished, and utterly professional production that showcases the best of what collaborative audiobook narration can achieve.

Emotionally Gripping and Wonderfully Produced

Every episode left me speechless. The writing is so lyrical, it feels like modern scripture. The angels aren’t just characters — they’re mirrors to our souls. The grief, guilt, and redemption in these stories touched something deep in me. Easily one of the most moving audio dramas I’ve heard.

Heaven Meets Headphones

Ken Arquelio and Andrew Garrett’s chemistry in Episode 1 makes the moral clash unforgettable. The book very important for us

This Series Stays With You

Days later and I’m still thinking about it. That Ending…I can’t stop replaying it in my head.

An Audio Adventure I’ll Never Forget

The realism of the characters blew me away. The prideful man’s arrogance, the addict’s self-loathing, the mother’s grief — all so vividly portrayed. It’s raw but never hopeless. The angelic characters bring light without taking away the pain. Just incredible work.

The Kind of Drama That Stays With You

Every episode was beautifully crafted. I love how each story stands alone but contributes to a greater message of grace and self-awareness. The performances are haunting, and the writing is unforgettable. You’ll walk away changed, or at least thinking about the world differently.

I’m Still Processing

That ending was a lot. Better Than Any Podcast I’ve Heard The quality is unreal.

A Lesson in Audio Storytelling

I can’t stop thinking about this series. It’s rare for audio fiction to feel this cinematic. The emotional arcs are beautifully built, and the dialogue feels authentic. The confrontation with Lucifer was a bold choice—and it completely paid off. A truly remarkable achievement in storytelling.

Episode 6 Is a Masterclass

The Lucifer interview - raw, funny, terrifying. Pepe Serne and Elle Black were hypnotic together.