I’ve listened to tons and tons of audio dramas, and I’m sorry, this one is overhyped. The lead character is obnoxious. The constant damsel in distress screams were painful. But the ending of s1 was pretty unexpected. That said, the episodes could have been half as long. A lot of filler.

I don’t know if I can give a full review of this without spoiling but I’ll just say it was literally the best fiction podcast story I’ve listened to so far. The worst part about it was that it ended!

It’s a show about a lady who jumps to conclusions CONSTANTLY and it’s so annoying !!!!! Very hard to sit through but at the same time you want to know what’s going to happen but they just hear one thing automatically believe it without getting more information then later they are like “ hey we should get more information” constantly making themselves look like complete fools. An endless amount of this is like playing on the infamous “jump to conclusions mat”

So compelling. So well produced and acted, as I’ve come to expect from nearly all of BBC’s scripted audio. I really, really enjoyed this one. Only sorry that it, like all good things, had to come to an end.

I wish I knew about this earlier. Binged the whole thing in a week. For series 4, some of the episodes were missing from apple podcast so I just wen to the BBC radio website to listen to the first 5 episodes. I heard about tracks from r/audiodrama on reddit. I wish more people knew about tracks. I wish Netflix could create a series out of this, I would love to see live action Helen Ash and Freddy Fuller!

The conspiratorial aspect of the show drew me in but over time the story became morose, rhe protagonists unlikeable and the plot incomprehensible. The philosophizing was amateurish and excessively bleak. The constant child abuse of the little girl who travels with her mother was gross. And the contrived introduction of climate change at the end of 4 seasons was ridiculous.

I breezed through every episode in about a week! I think I got more housework done than ever because I could not stop listening, so I figured I’d be productive. Amazing acting, enthralling story, just spectacularly done!!

Why not hire actual voice actors of Korean descent for that? The story is great but the “korean” voice acting is uncalled for.

This program doesn’t need my review but I’ll say it anyway. None better!

I was so into this series. Very well written, wonderful sound, and amazing actors. You truly cannot predict the next plot. Francis needs her season. I would give it more stars if I could.

Episode 3 introduces you to supposedly the “Koreans.” I don’t think they actually did any research or cast a Korean speaking person for the roles but has taken full liberty making an assumption of what a Korean accent is. It is inappropriate and insensitive.

I can listen to this over and over! The story line and writing is perfect.

Definitely in my top 10. I can’t believe it hasn’t been made into a TV show!

Trying to listen from the beginning, but all episodes from all seasons says “unavailable”?!?

Lots of layers and twists, a very unique story!

Thanks. Great show. Well produced.

A near-perfect series. I couldn’t shut up about it; there is no doubt as to why it won the awards and accolades that it did—only, perhaps, why it hasn’t received more. The characters are brilliantly written. The sound design is spectacular. The voice actors are easy to fall in love with. The story arc is deep, exciting, and engaging. The writing is profound and expertly crafted. There were numerous times while listening that one or all of the above were so moving or struck a note that resonated so much that it caused me to actually cease in my run or walk and just, pause to listen. Well done.

I loved this series, from first episode to last. Any fan of the go-to podcast fiction dramas (e.g., Homecoming, Limetown, The Message) has got to listen.

The storytelling and production is great. Another hit from BBC!

The production is great! However, while I did really enjoy season 1, I had a hard time getting into season 2. It just didn't grip me like the first one did.

I caught this show by chance. God, I’m so lucky l did. This is incredibly clever. If you enjoy well developed characters and a exciting plot but don’t need gunshots, explosions and sex scenes, this podcast is for you.

What a show. Oof. I started the first episode one day on a drive and ended up blazing through the remaining episodes, completely entranced by this excellently dark and mysterious story. The actors are fantastic, the characters are complex and expressive, the writing is phenomenal, the sounds/sound department (!) did such a marvelous job. I felt I was right there *in* that story along the way. Thank you so much for creating this show and sharing it with us. Thank you.

BBC never fails to impress, but Tracks is my latest addiction.

Great story that keeps you entertained and wanting more with a talented cast!