Ken Jeong Daniel Dae Kim And Randall Park Reunite For Audible Comedy Series The Moons Of LA

An all-star Asian American ensemble brings true-crime audio tropes to a domestic crisis as an ambitious schoolgirl investigates her parents’ marriage.
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The true-crime podcast explosion has generated countless amateur sleuths, but rarely has someone turned those forensic recording techniques directly on their own family living room. Audible has announced The Moons of LA, an upcoming scripted comedy audio series starring Ken Jeong, Randall Park, and Daniel Dae Kim, premiering exclusively on the service on 8 October 2026.

Co-produced by Kim’s production company, 3AD, alongside At Will Media and Audible, the project marks the latest release under Kim’s first-look development pact with the audio platform.

The agreement previously yielded the 2024 audio adaptation of David Henry Hwang’s stage play Yellow Face, which subsequently transferred to Broadway with Kim in the central role.

A Middle School Detective With A Microphone

Written by Paul Bae, known for the podcast The Black Tapes, and directed by James Kim (Moonface), the series follows Chloe Moon, played by Alyssa Abiera.

Chloe is an observant middle schooler captivated by investigative true-crime audio shows. When she realises her parents’ marriage is failing, she responds by launching an inquiry.

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Carrying a microphone and treating family domestic life as an open case file, Chloe interviews relatives and acquaintances across Los Angeles. She questions grandmotherly halmeonis over plates of banchan and cross-examines her father’s boisterous golf companions, trying to untangle why adult partnerships break down.

The production gathers a remarkable Asian American cast. Alongside Jeong, Park, Kim, and Abiera, the ensemble features Jae Suh Park, Jimmy O. Yang, John Cho, Sherry Cola, Vivian Bang, Sydney Park, and Liza Soberano.

Exploring Identity and Family Pressures

Executive producers include Kim, Jeong, John Cheng, Will Malnati, and Ashley Taylor.

Kim noted that the production uses situational comedy to look closely at immigrant family dynamics and generational definitions of achievement.

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“I’m excited to continue our partnership with Audible on Paul Bae’s wonderful ‘The Moons of LA,’” Kim stated. “We’ve been lucky enough to bring together a stellar cast to tell a story that is both unique to Korean American identity and universal in its exploration of the definition of personal success. I’m grateful to 3AD, our entire creative team and Audible for bringing it to life.”

Jeong highlighted the collaborative work inside the recording booths.

“I’m so grateful to be part of ‘The Moons of LA,’” Jeong said. “I’m very thankful to my friend Daniel, our amazing writer Paul Bae and the incredible cast and team who brought this project to life. I’m honored to be involved, and I’m excited for people to hear it.”

The Moons of LA arrives on Audible on 8 October 2026.

 

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