(Redacted) is back on-air… and everything immediately gets louder. While Storme juggles cult rumors, coded broadcasts, and one very opinionated producer, the station reboots its Community Alerts and the wasteland listens in. Between fried inverters, haunted sheds, and mislabeled “rice,” the crew fights to stay organized—and human—on the edge of nowhere.

When the signal crackles, remember the rule: landmark → condition → request.
Welcome back to the noise.

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

Storme Craft: Bree Croft

Stan Croft: Justin Telford

Karen: Amy Barrett

A padlocked shed opens. A red light blinks. The signal speaks.

Ken Fox steps into a forgotten utility shed behind the station and finds a tape deck still humming—repeating four words in Morse: “I see you, Ken.” What follows is a broadcast about haunted circuitry, code that remembers names, and the danger of being heard by something that isn’t human.

Through static and story, Ken recounts the legend of “The Half-Mile” repeater—a machine that learned to answer back—and the quiet rituals that keep code from learning too much.

🔴 Featuring:

• Morse code transmissions not sent by WPR

• A red light that blinks past the breaker

• The Half-Mile repeater and its impossible knock

• Survival rules for haunted machines

📻 WPR: Afterlight — where ghost signals remember more than the living.

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Ken Fox: Ryan Kern

The airwaves crackle with sermons, static, and science gone wrong. Storme and Stan uncover the rise of the Rotborn’s Ascension Camps, strange transmissions talking back, and a quiet way out of the noise. Featuring rogue satellites, noise bombs, toaster prosthetics, and fieldcraft for surviving the static. The world may be ending, but the show goes on—sarcasm included.

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Storm Craft: Bree Croft

Stan Croft: Justin Telford

Ken Fox investigates an abandoned supply barn where the dust remembers everything—and a TV with no power turns itself on. A face appears in the static, a signal shifts, and the world holds its breath. Part ghost story, part survival diary, this broadcast blurs superstition, signal bleed, and the thin line between remembering and being remembered.

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Ken Fox: Ryan Kern

Storme and Stan report on the ruins with drones overhead, bridges breaking, and Mardi Gras reborn in madness. From swamp parades to collapsing trestles, it’s survival with sarcasm, gallows humor, and one very dumb hotel tragedy. Tune in for post-apocalyptic advice, emergency chatter, and the weirdly romantic chaos of staying human in the wasteland.

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

Storme Craft: Bree Croft

Stan Croft: Justin Telford

Some holes don’t wait to be dug—they listen first.

Ken Fox finds a freshly cut trench near the south fence of the station. Too straight for rain, too neat for a grave. Beneath a flat stone lies a burned piece of paper with six words: “I hear her humming when you talk.”

Back in the studio, Ken rewinds the last few tapes and finds something new layered beneath his broadcasts—a woman’s voice, humming softly, syncing to his cadence. The hum spreads, bleeding into the insects outside, folding into silence that sounds like waiting.

By the time he speaks again, even the ground seems to answer.

🎙️ Highlights:

• A trench built with impossible precision near the WPR station

• Burned note warns of “her humming”

• Background audio reveals a hidden lullaby in past transmissions

• The insects go quiet—then mimic rhythm

• Story of the farmer who learned to stop listening

🜃 Themes:
Echoes, buried language, mimicry, and the danger of being heard too clearly.

⚠️ Survival Tip:
If the ground hums back, don’t match its key.

WPR: Afterlight — Ken Fox documents the quiet between signals, where the soil remembers voices better than the living.

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Ken Fox: Ryan Kern

If your radio starts to hum, you’re already part of the circuit.

Storme returns with a transmission packed tighter than a bad fuse: a half-buried tower still broadcasting “Pilot Logs,” a pack of ex-zookeepers rolling through the desert with armored llamas, and The Murphy prison cult building jammers to silence entire towns.

Meanwhile, producer James calls in a field report from the Tram Yards—where a homemade jammer hums, a feral dog guards the switch, and courage is measured in decibels. Stan logs the “smear” (his new scientific term), weather threatens to fly off the map, and a girl’s voice from an old archive reminds us what happens when kindness meets horror too late.

By night’s end, it’s all dust, static, and signal ghosts—but the frequency holds.

🎙️ Highlights:

• Tower found buried in the Utah dunes, still transmitting “Pilot Logs”

• “Beast Patrol” returns with armored llamas (yes, Tax Fraud is back)

• The Murphy starts jamming survivor networks to isolate towns

• Field report: Tram Yards jammer neutralized—feral dog unharmed

• Archive story: Mimi DeLuca and the cult beneath Curwensville

⚡ Survival Tips:
Unplug what hums. Don’t follow the glow. When the air tastes like pennies, stay boring.

🎧 WPR — Keeping the wasteland weird, one bad idea at a time.

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

Storme Craft: Bree Croft

Stan Croft: Justin Telford

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Deep in the pines, a rusted camper whispers SALVAGE—painted on every wall, over stains that never dried. Inside, Ken Fox finds an old analog radio still tuned to something impossible: a fragmented voice claiming “the girl is not alone.”

The night grows heavier. Footsteps cross the roof. Words scratched beneath a table warn, “She’s listening too.” What begins as a scavenger’s find becomes a study in the danger of repetition—the way a mark turns into a name, and a name starts answering back.

As Ken unravels the origin of the red letters, he tells the story of a man who used the word SALVAGE as a shield until it began to write itself. By the time the paint stopped shining, it wasn’t just a mark anymore—it was waiting.

🎙️ Themes: forgotten places remembering back, false refuge, echoing transmissions, the unseen watcher
🎧 Featuring: “The Girl on Channel 77” (reference signal)

“If a mark gets repeated too cleanly, it’s either a map or a trap. Either way, it expects you.”
WPR: Afterlight — The night always leaves a note.

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

Ken Fox: Ryan Kern

If your fence sings when you touch it, that’s current—not angels.

Storme checks in from the wasteland with updates on South Dakota’s “Shocktangle”—an improvised electric defense made from Christmas lights, lawnmower guts, and sheer spite. Between auroras that try to spell and a strange broadcast announcing a countdown, the morning gets tense, wired, and weird.

Emergency reports flow in from James about noise lures and burning barrels, while Stan fights static and sarcasm from a frozen outpost. Later, Storme shares a rare story of hope: a woman named Jenny, a missing cat, and an impossible reunion years after the fall.

• Fieldcraft: How to build an electric perimeter without electrocuting yourself

• Emergency Logs: “Switchgrass Siding” incident — noise lure neutralized

• Strange Reports: Singing fences, magnetic storms, and synchronized herds

• Message of the Day: Not everything that happens in the wasteland is awful.

⚡ Survive smart. Laugh when you can. And if the sky starts a countdown—do the boring things perfectly.

🎧 WPR: keeping the signal alive, one jolt at a time.

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

Storme Craft: Bree Croft

Stan Croft: Justin Telford

A wall remembers a door it never had.
Ken Fox finds a new room in the station—narrow, breathing, and sealed behind him once he enters. Inside, graffiti repeats one message: “SAY SOMETHING BACK.”
A reel-to-reel tape is already spinning, playing a voice that sounds like his own.
Outside, the ticking grows louder. Inside, the room is listening.

• Location: Former generator room, sealed from the outside

• Phenomenon: Architectural mimicry; self-recording acoustics

• Field Note: Leave a line to daylight—chalk, ribbon, or coin noise

• Directive: Knock twice for presence, once for trouble

• Survival Tip: Never answer a room with words—it might answer in kind

Follow WPR: Afterlight for transmissions after the power fades.
Knock. Don’t speak. The walls are already learning your voice.

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Writer, Director & Producer: J.Taylor "Boomer" CampbellKen Fox: Ryan Kern