In a frozen meat shed, Ken reads Rosalie’s letter about a pine-whisper pact: fevered twins saved, eyes unblinking, rituals vs. contracts, and CHAD bunkers waking in the trees.Written, Directed & Edited by: J.Taylor "Boomer" Campbell⁠⁠⁠

Ken Fox: Ryan Kern

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Cellar-safety fieldcraft, a sealed Pittsburgh wine stash, and Alaska’s “Frost Fangs” polar-bear sentries. Plus a live washout alert from the Emergency Channel and Storme’s grizzly close call on why vigilance beats “safe.”Follow us!

Writer, Director & Editor: ⁠⁠J.Taylor "Boomer" Campbell⁠⁠

Storme Craft: ⁠⁠Bree Croft⁠⁠

Stand Croft: ⁠⁠Justin Telford⁠

Ken broadcasts from an outhouse roof: a preacher’s grim “saint,” tooth-tithe chapel lore, and Oracle’s update on the circling Pilot—where faith feels like a contract with the dead.Written, Directed & Edited by: J.Taylor "Boomer" Campbell⁠⁠

Ken Fox: Ryan Kern

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Solar-flare fieldcraft, grocery-cart “Rot Wheels,” Oracle’s Pilot intel, a live battery-fire alert, and a harrowing archive tale of the Art Collector. Listener caution.Follow us!Music: Onlap: Crawling in the Dark

Writer, Director & Editor: ⁠J.Taylor "Boomer" Campbell⁠

Storme Craft: ⁠Bree Croft⁠

Stand Croft: ⁠Justin Telford

Halfway up the communications tower, Ken Fox hears echoes that won’t stop echoing. Blueprints pulled from a corpse show unmarked tunnels beneath the station—red pen: “She’s under us.” Listener dreams report reversed typewriter ticks, burnt-sugar tunnels, and waking in the middle of a river. Storme says a plane is still flying; the wind hums Ken’s name back through the rungs. With a nod to Uncle Frequency (“Tune gently, and maybe the dead won’t notice”), this slow-burn analog horror audio drama weighs sky vs. soil, signal vs. memory—and offers survival rules for patterns that want you to agree.

Expect: ladder creaks, cable song, GPS pins to nowhere, ritual knocks from below, and hard advice—don’t answer from the ladder what should be answered from the ground.
#AnalogHorror #AudioDrama #NumbersStation #WPRAfterlight #HorrorPodcastWritten, Directed & Edited by: J.Taylor "Boomer" Campbell⁠

Ken Fox: Ryan Kern

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A scorched morning on Wasteland Public Radio. Storme Craft opens with dust-storm fieldcraft (masking, tethering, safe power-up on vintage gear) before flagging a heavy, graphic story after the music break. Reports roll in: poetry carved into zombie foreheads in Minnesota, an El Paso “radio museum” run by Uncle Frequency trading salvaged gear for midnight survivor tales, and a Beacon Syndicate tech ping claiming the Pilot’s plane is still airborne. Stan’s weather warns of zero-visibility grit and creeping smoke. Community Alerts cover roamers on Sawgrass, water safety, a Yard Swap for 9V/coax/fuses, and a lure inside the Boxcar Museum Annex (cracked caps—do not power the big console). An Emergency Channel insert from James lays out safe entry instructions.

After the track, Storme adds new show segments and delivers a brutal, real-world survivor account from the outbreak’s early days—an apartment, starvation, and the human monster that wasn’t dead yet. A reminder closes the show: tag your tapes, log your finds, and if a cassette shows a 77—bag it, bench it, and breathe. There’s a thin line between broadcast and beacon.

Content Warnings: graphic horror, cannibalism, grief, violence, coarse language.

Dust-storm survival tips, Uncle Frequency’s midnight tales, a museum lure alert, and a graphic post-music survivor story. Listener discretion advised.

wasteland public radio, post-apocalyptic, zombie drama, survival tips, dust storm, radio horror, uncle frequency, emergency channel, beacon syndicate, pilot plane, channel 77, storme craft, audio drama, dystopian podcast, midnight stories, museum lure, fieldcraft

• Dust-storm safety: masking, tethering, powering vintage radios safely

• Uncle Frequency: trades gear for survivor stories; midnight broadcasts

• Emergency Channel (James): Boxcar Museum Annex lure + safe entry path

• Beacon Syndicate claim: pilot’s plane visible, powered, midair

• Community Alerts: Sawgrass roamers, boil-water reminder, Yard Swap barter

• Post-music segment: graphic survivor story about the monster inside

• 00:00 Cold Open: Dust-storm fieldcraft

• 02:00 Theme + Headlines (poetry-marked roamers; Uncle Frequency intro)

• 06:00 Weather with Stan (zero-vis grit, returning smoke)

• 08:00 Community Alerts (Sawgrass, water, Yard Swap, signals note)

• 11:00 Emergency Channel insert (Boxcar Annex lure; cracked caps)

• 13:00 Tech/Pilot image ping (Beacon Syndicate)

• 15:00 Music Break

• 18:00 New Segments + Graphic Survivor Story (listener discretion)

• 26:00 Closer: tag tapes, log finds, 77 = bag and bench

#WPR #WastelandPublicRadio #AudioDrama #PostApocalyptic #HorrorPodcast #UncleFrequency #SurvivalTips #EmergencyChannel #DustStorm #ZombieDrama

Writer, Director & Editor: J.Taylor "Boomer" Campbell

Storme Craft: Bree Croft

Stand Croft: Justin Telford

Beneath the station, Ken Fox finds a cold, wrong glow—light that measures instead of warms. The Live Pilot bleeds through (“Still flying. Need ground link.”), and dreams of Channel 77’s Girl accuse: “You looked away.” Fog gathers teeth, joists creak, and a whisper warns: some lights are open mics—they want your name more than your story. This slow-burn analog horror episode blends crawlspace ambience (drips, wood shift, low hum) with numbers-station dread and survival rules: blink on purpose, tape your mirrors, move toward wood not wire.

Expect: glow that casts no shadow, Pilot signal rebound, memory as projector, rules for not becoming the antenna.
#AnalogHorror #AudioDrama #Channel77 #NumbersStation #HorrorPodcast

Written, Directed & Edited by: J.Taylor "Boomer" Campbell

Ken Fox: Ryan Kern

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Storme chases the “Still flying. Need ground link.” mystery, scouts a burned-out Nevada airport, and warns about fog-lure runways and bait flares—plus Stan’s zero-vis forecast, Bayou Skiff Market barter, and an Emergency Channel alert for Northside Regional.

Episode description (expanded):
The Ghost Pilot transmission is back—clearer, creepier: “Still flying. Need ground link. Battery dying.” Storme triangulates to a long-dead Nevada airfield while a Louisiana paddleboat war rig steals the B-story. Stan calls pea-soup fog across the Great Lakes with rumored “shadow-walkers.” Community Alerts flag heavy fog along Breakwater Row/Old Ferry Pier, Bayou Skiff Market trading diesel and #12 nails, and a harsh water warning. An Emergency Channel bulletin reports unattended runway flares at Northside Regional—likely a lure; approach from the fuel berm and smother with sand. Final takeaway: log coordinates, plant three-stone cairns in fog, don’t chase perfect lights, and feed intel to James.

Keywords: Wasteland Public Radio, Storme Craft, Stan Croft weather, post-apocalyptic podcast, Ghost Pilot, Nevada regional airport, fog safety, runway flares lure, Emergency Channel, zombie apocalypse radio, survival tips, Bayou Skiff Market.

Music: NEFFEX & DriVn - Say My Name

Written, Directed, Edited by: ⁠⁠⁠J.Taylor "Boomer" Campbell⁠⁠⁠

Storme Craft: ⁠⁠⁠Bree Croft⁠⁠⁠

Stan Croft: ⁠⁠⁠Justin Telford⁠⁠⁠

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