How to Bury Your Brother

Karissa Vacker’s narration is nothing short of exceptional. Her ability to shift between Alice's numbness after Rob’s funeral and the raw anger and curiosity that resurfaces as she unpacks her childhood home is nothing short of masterful. The way she conveys Alice’s grief, coupled with moments of intense curiosity and a tinge of bitterness, keeps listeners deeply invested in every scene. 'How to Bury Your Brother' excels in its pacing, moving swiftly from past to present without losing momentum. However, the production occasionally feels overly polished, which can sometimes detract from the raw emotional impact intended by the narrative. Despite this minor critique, it remains a compelling listen that will leave you questioning the nature of family and the complexity of love.