Listening In

"Listening In" is a scripted audio drama that blends psychological suspense with modern urban paranoia. Starring Rachel Brosnahan, it follows Julia, a lonely New York transplant whose smart speaker inadvertently picks up her neighbors' private conversations, drawing her into an escalating web of voyeurism, secrets, and danger. Produced by QCODE, Automatik, and Scrap Paper Pictures, the series is crafted with cinematic sound design and a star-studded cast, delivering a binge-worthy mystery-thriller structured in serialized episodes that build tension toward a dramatic finale. Bonus behind-the-scenes content, including interviews with creator Sabrina Jaglom and Brosnahan, offers fans deeper insight into the show's production. Ideal for listeners who enjoy character-driven thrillers, moral ambiguity, and immersive storytelling reminiscent of prestige TV, "Listening In" appeals to audiences fascinated by themes of trust, isolation, technology's intrusion into privacy, and the hidden lives of neighbors. Its adult content and mature themes position it alongside prestige psychological thrillers and true-crime-adjacent fiction podcasts.