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EchoZone FM presents Frequency 17 – Part II

Strange transmissions from the edge of reality.

One impossible song has given The Evening Line something it has not had in months: attention.

Listeners want to know who sang Before You Know, where they can buy it, and whether Simon Reed can find songs for feelings no one has written about yet. Simon has no answers, but the requests keep coming.

When Martin calls with a memory of the childhood home that no longer exists, another anonymous tape arrives. Then Claire asks for nothing profound, only enough music to help her put one foot on the floor.

Soon, Simon is no longer asking whether the songs should exist.

He is asking who keeps making them.

EchoZone FM presents Frequency 17 – Episode 2.

A story about listeners, lost places, and the songs that seem to know more than they should.

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EchoZone FM presents Frequency 17 – Part I

Strange transmissions from the edge of reality.

For twenty years, Simon Reed has spent his evenings behind a microphone, finding songs for strangers who call The Evening Line with birthdays, apologies, heartbreaks, and feelings they cannot quite put into words.

But the calls are slowing, the ratings are falling, and the programme may not survive the year.

Then a longtime listener named Evelyn asks for something Simon cannot find: a song about knowing a relationship is over before the other person does.

The following evening, a tape arrives at the station.

No artist. No label. No explanation.

Only a title: Before You Know.

EchoZone FM presents Frequency 17 – Episode 1.

A story about radio, music, and the strange distance between asking for something… and having it answered.

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EchoZone FM presents One Halloween Night.

Strange transmissions from the edge of reality.

On a Halloween night that was supposed to be ordinary, Anna finds herself walking home beside a stranger.

The old woman is cold, confused, and dressed for the wrong season. She remembers the town, but not always as it is. She speaks of people and places with unsettling familiarity, while years seem to slip together in her memories.

Anna assumes she is simply helping someone who has lost her way.

But as they move through familiar streets lit by pumpkins and porch lights, small details begin to feel strangely out of place.

And the closer they get to home, the less certain Anna becomes about who is actually being led there.

EchoZone FM presents One Halloween Night.

A Halloween special about memory, family, the urge to leave, and the moments we assume will still be waiting when we finally decide to return.

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EchoZone FM presents The Button – Part II

Strange transmissions from the edge of reality.

Lisa made a joke. The internet heard a promise.

Now thousands of people are waiting for an app that doesn’t exist. There are theories, waiting lists, merchandise, and strangers convinced that being selected will mean something... even if no one can explain what.

The more Lisa denies the app, the more exclusive it becomes. The less she offers, the more people want it. And while others begin building businesses around her accidental idea, Lisa is left with a question she never expected to ask:

If people are determined to buy nothing, is refusing to sell it wisdom… or simply a missed opportunity?

EchoZone FM presents The Button – Episode 2.

A story about virality, manufactured desire, and the uncomfortable price of staying sensible.

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EchoZone FM presents The Button – Part I

Strange transmissions from the edge of reality.

A broken washing machine. A shrinking bank balance. And a glossy red object that keeps appearing where Lisa least expects it.

At work, in shops, and eventually inside her own apartment, the Button seems to be everywhere. It comes in different colours, different finishes, and increasingly expensive editions. People collect it, press it, and speak about it with the quiet certainty of those who know something Lisa doesn’t.

But what does it actually do?

As curiosity gives way to disbelief, Lisa discovers that in a world built on trends, meaning may be optional… and doing nothing can still make someone very rich.

EchoZone FM presents The Button – Episode 1.

A story about scarcity, status, and the strange things people are willing to believe in.

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EchoZone FM presents Reel – Part IV

Strange transmissions from the edge of reality.

The messages have fallen silent.

The Revival Room stands empty, waiting for its final morning. With demolition approaching, Henry returns to the cinema one last time and finds something he wasn’t expecting: not another clue, not another impossible message, but the stories themselves.

As old films flicker across the screen, the questions that have consumed him for months begin to change. Some mysteries refuse to be solved. Some answers arrive only when we stop looking for them.

In Reel – Episode 4, Henry spends one final night between the frames, where endings blur into beginnings and every story seems to be waiting for one last choice.

Sometimes the most important part of a story begins when the questions stop mattering.

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EchoZone FM presents Reel – Part III

Strange transmissions from the edge of reality.

The messages continue to echo long after the screen goes dark.

As Henry searches for answers, the mystery surrounding The Revival Room begins to seep into every part of his life. Conversations blur together. Invitations go unanswered. Even the stories he once loved become something else... a puzzle to solve rather than a place to belong.

But while Henry looks for meaning in old films and impossible messages, the world around him refuses to stand still.

In Reel – Episode 3, questions deepen, old routines begin to change, and the distance between life and story becomes harder to see.

Sometimes the things we chase reveal more than the answers themselves.

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EchoZone FM presents Reel – Part II

Strange transmissions from the edge of reality.

The messages continue.

What began as a single impossible moment on a cinema screen has become something harder to dismiss. As Henry searches for explanations, the films seem determined to stay one step ahead of him, appearing in places they shouldn’t and saying things they were never meant to say.

Meanwhile, life continues beyond the walls of The Revival Room. A sister who refuses to give up on him. A stranger who might become something more. Opportunities arriving quietly, then slipping away just as quietly.

In Reel – Episode 2, Henry finds himself caught between the world around him and the stories calling from the screen.

Some questions demand answers.

Others change the way we see the story.

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EchoZone FM presents Reel – Part I

Strange transmissions from the edge of reality.

The city moves forward. Efficient. Optimized. Precise.

But Henry prefers old things.

Old walks. Old routines. Old films projected in a nearly forgotten cinema tucked between towers of glass and data.

When a character on screen suddenly speaks words that don’t belong in the film, Henry dismisses it as a trick of memory. But the next screening brings another impossible moment. And this time, the film seems to know who he is.

In Reel – Episode 1, a quiet obsession begins to take shape between the frames of forgotten movies and a future determined to leave the past behind.

Sometimes the strangest messages aren’t hidden in the signal.

They’re waiting on the screen.

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EchoZone FM presents Footnote to a Crime – Part V

Strange transmissions from the edge of reality.

The story was never really about the headlines.

Not the scandal.
Not the rivalry.
Not even the murder.

As the investigation closes in and the noise surrounding Victor Rothmere and Savannah Cross begins to settle, a different version of events quietly emerges, one built not on passion or revenge, but on belief. On systems. On the terrifying logic of protecting something too important to fail.

A late-night conversation brings two writers face-to-face at last, no longer separated by interviews, rumors, and public narratives. And elsewhere, behind controlled lighting and carefully measured words, the truth begins to explain itself.

Not everyone who destroys a life believes they are the villain.

EchoZone FM presents Footnote to a Crime – Part V, the final chapter of a story about influence, perception, and the dangerous comfort of believing the ends can justify the architecture built beneath them.

Because sometimes the scariest crimes are the ones committed for reasons that almost make sense.

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