WPR: Wasteland Public Radio

Ken Fox broadcasts from the frozen trailer park as the wasteland starts doing something worse than getting louder — it starts getting thin. After Storme’s report of a possible “second Jason,” Ken follows the thread into two new stories that don’t sit right in the mind once they’re heard. A wanderer named Lyle brings news of a flash of impossible light in the treeline… and a boy who walked out of t...

It’s officially a weird week in the wasteland, and Storme Craft is not handling it calmly. Episode 25 delivers updates on the mysterious Christian sightings —now possibly tied to Jason himself—raising the terrifying prospect of a doppelgänger wandering Clearfield County muttering about portals, demons, and vampires. Stan reports on an impossible Texas blizzard where survivors are literally shoveli...

Storme Craft wakes up dangerously cheerful in the wasteland, kicking off the morning with sunshine, sarcasm, and a missing cat named Mr. Sniffles — whose safe return becomes the most wholesome manhunt of the apocalypse. Meanwhile, Stan discovers a solar-powered weed bunker blooming out of season, Mama’s legendary “Apple Pie Special” moonshine starts circulating through Harlan County, and Karen des...

A snowstorm traps Ken Fox inside an abandoned trailer park, where winter quiet stirs memories better left buried. Tonight’s story follows a lone survivor who crosses what he believes is a frozen field — only to discover a lake beneath the snow, packed with hundreds of zombies suspended under the ice like insects in glass, including a waitress he once knew before the fall. As the memory deepens, Ke...

Wasteland Public Radio is back in full chaos mode as Storme Craft guides listeners through another week of nightmares, rumors, and bad decisions across the wasteland. This episode features reports of a mysterious man named Christian wandering Clearfield County muttering about portals, demons, and vampires—raising more than a few comic-book red flags. In Gettysburg, snowmelt floods the streets and...

The first Afterlight broadcast of the year comes from an abandoned trailer park where the calendar no longer matters and the heat still hums for reasons no one can explain. Ken Fox reflects on the last New Year before the fall—when people still gathered, still counted down, and still believed time could reset itself. This episode weaves together a quiet, devastating family story, an old legend abo...

Storme Craft is back after a long hiatus and absolutely not in the mood to play nice. Episode 22 of Wasteland Public Radio drops listeners straight into the chaos with zombie-fueled metal concerts in Kansas, ice-armored undead roaming a historic Boston blizzard, and disturbing reports of half-zombies haunting Pittsburgh back alleys. Featuring the return of Stanley’s brutally honest weather, Storme...

WPR goes off-format for one night only: Christmas in the Wasteland , a 2025 crossover special with Raising the Dead . Storme hosts from the station’s dining room table as the crew piles in—Karen cooking, Stan getting bullied (as tradition), James being James, and Ken setting the mood like a beautiful doom poem with legs. Jason, Alice, Derek, and Frank roll in from the road, the drinks start flowin...

🕯️ Happy Halloween from Wasteland Public Radio. When the world’s already crawling with real monsters, what’s left to fear on Halloween night? Storme Craft hosts a one-night broadcast of static, spirits, and sarcasm alongside Ken Fox, Stan Croft, and the ever-uninvited Karen. But as the signal fractures and voices seep through the dead channels, something—or someone—starts broadcasting back. 👻 Fea...

At the edge of an abandoned service camp, Ken Fox finds a hand-pump well that shouldn’t be there—and water that reflects without light. Beneath the surface, something listens in rhythm, answering each drip with intent. The night deepens as Ken decodes the markings around the stone lip, hears his own name echo back through static water, and breaks the silence with a test that should have gone unans...

(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...

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 legen...

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. Hashtags / Keywords: #WPR #Wa...

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. Hashtags / Keywords: #WPR #WastelandPublicRadio #Af...

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. Hashtags / Keywords: #WastelandPublicRadio #PostA...

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...

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—whe...

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...

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 Jame...

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...

WE HAVE UPLINK, Wasteland Public Radio may be the only ones with an internet connection but god damnit we are gonna use it to post bull shit that others may see someday. Check us out on facebook! When the sky throws a tantrum, curiosity kills batteries first. Solar storms, tornado lines, and a NORAD-ghosted message: “Re-entry locked. Shield failing. No safe vector.” Fieldcraft: Pair batteries; wri...

Underground, round rooms file you under sound. In a flooded culvert, walls learn voices, reverse phrases, and offer names back like ropes. Some echoes aren’t yours—and some try to follow you out. Location: Drainage culvert under the fence (mile marker nine) Phenomenon: Concrete “memorizes” speech; repeats lines backward; palindromes make perfect bait Story: Reed the rescuer, a chalk trail, a colla...

Ash is the enemy you can’t stab—breathe smart, move smarter. Then come crow scouts, animatronic night guards, and a signal that might be Morse…or ghosts. Safety: Mask/bandana up; dry filters; avoid ash drifts & soft leeward piles Weather (Stan): Idaho ashfall; sudden Oklahoma hail—seek low, wide roofs Intel: Missouri’s “Feather Recon Syndicate” (trained crows); NorCal teens fortify Camp Doomla...

Ken walks past the safe lights into a forest laced with untattered red ribbons, a whisper that says “Don’t look away,” and a camp that straps trees to stop disappearances. Follow Us! Writer, Director & Editor: J.Taylor Campbell Ken Fox: Ryan Kern

Fresh crater? Don’t souvenir-hunt. Mark it, map it, move on. Then a looped voice from a burned-out “drone” says: “Still flying. Still watching. Don’t look up.” Setting: Ashwood Cut crater corridor; B’s crew follows Oracle’s crash coords Safety: Rim heat, sinkholes; 50-yard standoff; three-stone markers; upwind exit Emergency Channel: James live-monitoring; archive your tapes/media (bag, tag, times...