Excellent storytelling. Such depth and compassion for those with whom and about whom they speak to share this experience. Wonderful to see use of such a unique but relatable person as the center of the story. Can’t wait to listen to the second season!

Moving and informative and so charmingly hosted!

I adored this podcast from beginning to end. It was so beautifully and thoughtfully created and executed. What an incredible tribute to a phenomenally complex and imaginative man. I feel like I got to know Daryl so thoroughly — I listened to the whole podcast twice. Absolutely recommend this podcast to anyone and everyone. The podcast also helped me process my own grief for those I’ve lost

Having not finished this podcast yet I feel compelled to write to you. first of all, I find you a very captivating storyteller and I listen to many podcasts while painting. Thank you so much for bringing darren to life. I was really moved by his story and the way you are telling it. I absolutely cannot wait to finish this podcast and look forward to many more from you. I have learned so much, and this podcast has really moved me. Thanks

This is an essential and touching queer love story. I can’t wait for another season!

This is an outstanding work, capturing one of the many stories of lives lost too soon… of love and pain and conflict and joy and, mostly, of connection. It’s a story of how one man lived and impacted those around him in ways he couldn’t have imagined. And how hearing of his life impacts us, the listener. I smile knowing that Daryl lives on in those of us who heard his story. The LGBTQ+ community lost so many of our forebears, stories and memories lost to time. Dane Stewart has done a beautiful job resurrecting one of those stories. It is worth your time.

This podcast is a love story. Dane does such a great job telling this story, that I want it to go on forever. It’s a story about love, friendship, finding your true self and loving who you are. Great podcast!!!

Any words that I could use to describe this podcast will fall short. I hate to describe one podcast in light of another. I hope Dane Stewart understands that I’m not trying to diminish his creative work by drawing this comparison). But I make the comparison because heard about Resurrection last week while listening to another podcast: the ad described it as similar to S-town (I’ve been looking for a podcast that I would like as much as S-town since I listened to it, and everything has fallen short). But Resurrection lives up to the comparison (and I suspect there are a lot of people out there like me who will listen to this podcast based on the comparison. You’re welcome, future fans of Resurrection). Of course, it is worth listening to this podcast in and of itself. The story is so beautifully recounted, we get these intimate glimpses into other people in other times but also into ourselves. In the recounting, Darrell and Dane and Janet slowly bring to light parts of yourself that you might not have known existed. And then just when you think the podcast has given you everything it should, the penultimate episode invites you into the fictional world of one of Darrell’s plays about Vietnam. And the final monologue in episode 7 is life changing. I’ll leave it at that.

I’m a great fan of all the episodes, but episode 6, bringing Mustang 01 to life via audio was so touching. So intense and so well done. An amazing tribute to Darrel’s work. I’ve always taken interest in stories from the Vietnam war, I would watch this play eagerly. My heart gives me all sorts of feels when I listen to each episode. Thumbs up to the creators and producers. 👍🏼

I couldn’t stop listening and found myself laughing and crying as Dane wonderfully tells the story of Daryl’s life. I love Danes calming voice and he is easy to listen to. Can’t wait for more

I can’t wait to hear the story unfold. The first episode had me hooked. The story being told is touching, interesting, and may be from the 70/80s but feels as fresh as if it were from today.