Do you ever think back and wonder how you got to where you are? The survivors of the Dust do all the time. The end seemed so sudden and out of nowhere… but maybe it wasn’t? Maybe it had been coming to us for a long, long time.

A collection of news clips and radio interviews paint a picture of what life was like before, and leading up to, the end of the world in this Broadcast of Station One-Oh-Nowhere.

The Dust is far and wide, and Highway 61 isn’t the only voice out there hoping that someone will tune in. Our wasteland Wanderer is still out there, putting out slapdash walkie-talkie signals, hoping for any word from her missing bandmates, or at least some advice about how to get out of the strange forest she finds herself in. In a different part of the Dust, D-3 calls in to the team’s homebase with an update on how the ongoing expedition for a new food supply is going, and to note the strange presence of some of those people from the West, so far from the walls of their precious city. The Encasa Travel dispatchers will also like to take this opportunity to remind any traveling caravans to call in frequently on their current positions. Up-to-date records are extremely important to us. How else are we to know if something has gone wrong?

Life might be getting hard in New Elysium, but that’s nothing compared to life in the Dust. Times are only getting harder, as Highway 61 learns, when they receive some troubling news from one of Sunshine Point’s scouts. But hey, it’s not all bad out here in the Dust! There’s plenty of chances to make some great new friends, even if that great new friend has four legs and a tail. Still, a friend’s a friend. So sit back, relax, and tune in to Station One-Oh-Nowhere.

Another day, another standard broadcast from everyone’s favorite station this side of nowhere, technical difficulties and mutant raccoons powering treadmills aside. With the addition of a new generator, generously gifted to the station from the people of an abandoned ski resort-turned apocalyptic peak top town named Mount Heim, it looks like things are really starting to look up here at nowhere! Let’s just hope they stay that way. If not, guess there’s always New Elysium where things seem to be running fine, if not a little tensely, according to their news update. Either way, as long as you’re not alone in the dust, you’ll be a-okay! Probably.

The world may have ended, but the show must go on! Join Highway 61, host of the only station this side of nowhere, as they bring updates about life in the dead zone they call the Dust, since the apocalypse started 6 years ago. With scorching winter temperatures and a pack of mutant dogs who recently have apparently learned to speak- this is an update you don't wanna miss.

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