2024 NAACP IMAGE AWARD NOMINEE
A recently recovered drug addict tries to start her new lease on life, too bad life has it out for her. This drama follows Marisol through the ups and downs of her life.

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Five months after the Season 1 finale, Marisol is shakily finding the new rhythms of life.
Well, things are certainly progressing in a rapid and concerning fashion.
Marisol and Nina are going to jump the broom!
Marisol and a new friend perform a good deed. And a morally ambiguous one.
People ask too many questions, and the past is too intent on being in the present.
Things have fallen apart.
Marisol has to make a choice though it doesn't feel like much of a choice at all.
Dinner with the future in-laws is very awkward for a variety of reasons.
A long coming conversation is held
Changed and Never-Changed, Marisol continues on
What Are People Saying
Ella Watts
Creator of Camlann
Small Victories continues to been one of the best-written, best-performed podcasts in the audio fiction space. It boasts a naturalism in its dialogue and characters that is enviable, these people feel so real it makes your heart ache. Jade Madison Scott easily dips into the surreal, psychological avenues of audio storytelling in way that bends but never breaks genre or tone. Every episode makes me laugh, every episode makes me feel. I am so invested in Marisol getting the happy ending she so richly deserves, and I am so ready to love her even if she doesn't. I'm going to miss this series when it ends, but I know the ending is going to be brilliant.
Wil Willams
Culture Critic
Small Victories continues pushing the entire industry forward in terms of character, plot, sound design, acting, and overall craft. This show's consistent excellence is going to go down as a defining piece of audio fiction, and I'm so glad to have even more to dive into and scream about to everyone I know.
Faith McQuinn
Founder of Observer Pictures
I never thought a show about a recovering addict could be both heartwarming and hilarious, but this show absolutely is. And it even sprinkles a little bit of the supernatural in there without making the story feel less real. I listen to a plethora of fiction podcasts, and I cannot stress enough how stellar Small Victories is from the writing, to the acting, to the sound design.
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