Greg Wolford/Next Thing Publishing LLC
WFTB - The Underground Report
An underground radio broadcast from a near-future America where democracy has been systematically dismantled through legal channels. Radio journalist Rae Myles operates from the shadows, conducting encrypted interviews and sharing intelligence through coded resistance networks. Each episode reveals how authoritarianism disguises itself in constitutional language while documenting the growing resistance movement. Features lo-fi radio quality, hidden morse code messages, and the authentic voice of underground journalism in an age when truth has become contraband. Fiction Disclaimer: This is a wo...
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Greg Wolford/Next Thing Publishing LLC
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Aug 24, 2025
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Episodes
The Surveillance State CEO | WFTB Episode 2" 24.08.2025 10:33
Rae Myles gets a mysterious tip: surveillance CEO Emerson Rake is waiting for a call from populist journalist Brant Kellor. Using AI voice synthesis, she impersonates Kellor to expose RakeTech's "behavioral prediction" programs. A gripping 10-minute audio drama exploring surveillance capitalism, resistance networks, and the psychology of corporate fascism. FICTION DISCLAIMER: This...
WFTB - The Blueprint Architects - Interview with Cambria Hart 15.08.2025 32:33
In this debut episode of the WFTB Underground Report, radio journalist Rae Myles secures an unprecedented encrypted interview with Chief Legal Architect Cambria Hart, the mastermind behind the "Constitutional Continuity Project." Hart reveals chilling details about legal frameworks for "democratic stabilization," voter verification measures, and constitutional reinterpretation...
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