WPR: Wasteland Public Radio

In a frozen meat shed, Ken reads Rosalie’s letter about a pine-whisper pact: fevered twins saved, eyes unblinking, rituals vs. contracts, and CHAD bunkers waking in the trees. Written, Directed & Edited by: J.Taylor "Boomer" Campbell⁠⁠⁠ Ken Fox: Ryan Kern ⁠⁠⁠Follow Us!

Cellar-safety fieldcraft, a sealed Pittsburgh wine stash, and Alaska’s “Frost Fangs” polar-bear sentries. Plus a live washout alert from the Emergency Channel and Storme’s grizzly close call on why vigilance beats “safe.” Follow us! Writer, Director & Editor: ⁠⁠J.Taylor "Boomer" Campbell⁠⁠ Storme Craft: ⁠⁠Bree Croft⁠⁠ Stand Croft: ⁠⁠Justin Telford⁠

Ken broadcasts from an outhouse roof: a preacher’s grim “saint,” tooth-tithe chapel lore, and Oracle’s update on the circling Pilot—where faith feels like a contract with the dead. Written, Directed & Edited by: J.Taylor "Boomer" Campbell⁠⁠ Ken Fox: Ryan Kern ⁠⁠Follow Us!

Solar-flare fieldcraft, grocery-cart “Rot Wheels,” Oracle’s Pilot intel, a live battery-fire alert, and a harrowing archive tale of the Art Collector. Listener caution. Follow us! Music: Onlap: Crawling in the Dark Writer, Director & Editor: ⁠J.Taylor "Boomer" Campbell⁠ Storme Craft: ⁠Bree Croft⁠ Stand Croft: ⁠Justin Telford

Halfway up the communications tower, Ken Fox hears echoes that won’t stop echoing . Blueprints pulled from a corpse show unmarked tunnels beneath the station —red pen: “She’s under us.” Listener dreams report reversed typewriter ticks, burnt-sugar tunnels, and waking in the middle of a river. Storme says a plane is still flying ; the wind hums Ken’s name back through the rungs. With a nod to Uncle...

A scorched morning on Wasteland Public Radio . Storme Craft opens with dust-storm fieldcraft (masking, tethering, safe power-up on vintage gear) before flagging a heavy, graphic story after the music break. Reports roll in: poetry carved into zombie foreheads in Minnesota, an El Paso “radio museum” run by Uncle Frequency trading salvaged gear for midnight survivor tales, and a Beacon Syndicate tec...

Beneath the station, Ken Fox finds a cold, wrong glow —light that measures instead of warms. The Live Pilot bleeds through (“Still flying. Need ground link.”), and dreams of Channel 77’s Girl accuse: “You looked away.” Fog gathers teeth, joists creak, and a whisper warns: some lights are open mics —they want your name more than your story. This slow-burn analog horror episode blends crawlspace amb...

Storme chases the “Still flying. Need ground link.” mystery, scouts a burned-out Nevada airport, and warns about fog-lure runways and bait flares—plus Stan’s zero-vis forecast, Bayou Skiff Market barter, and an Emergency Channel alert for Northside Regional. Episode description (expanded): The Ghost Pilot transmission is back—clearer, creepier: “Still flying. Need ground link. Battery dying.” Stor...

Ken Fox broadcasts from a wind-torn field behind the compound, seated beside a scarecrow that’s wearing a new hat no one gave it. Call-ins report the same unblinking girl appearing in screens and shattered phones, batteries draining to zero. Pancakes nailed warm to a tree. A shortwave test toward Beacon returns one clean word— “Repeat.” In this slow-burn analog horror audio drama , the grass keeps...

Ken Fox returns to his half-sunk car in a marsh and finds a bone-dry journal that swears reflections lie . Water laps, shortwave hums, and a warped echo of “Stayin’ Alive” drifts over the reeds—though the radio is dead. In the rearview, the Girl from Channel 77 stands chest-deep in black water, unblinking. This slow-burn episode explores mirror horror and the way puddles, windows, and screens borr...

Storme probes a “perfect” Nevada ghost town, Stan tracks locusts and dust storms, Community Alerts roll in, an Emergency Channel rescue at Millstone—and a live pilot breaks radio silence. Episode description (expanded): Storme Craft opens with hard rules for ghost-town scavenging—timer traps, freezer gas, chalk marks, and clean call-ins for James—before diving into a Nevada diner that still smells...

In the wreckage of a delivery truck in the woods , Ken Fox finds an unmarked wax cylinder tagged “Don’t Play at Night.” He spins it—and hears a woman’s lullaby that slowly twists into chewing, marrow keeping time like a drum. Bishop flees, mirrors fog, and Channel 77’s Girl flickers into the reflection, watching. This episode ties a circus of trained undead to rituals in song, where teeth become i...

Storme Craft maps real flood fieldcraft, a Midwest commune “domesticating” zombies, a radio-silent Louisiana prison, Stan’s flash-flood forecast, and fresh sat-link whispers from “Oracle.” Community alerts + an Emergency Channel rescue, too. Episode description (expanded): It’s a waterlogged run on Wasteland Public Radio. Storme opens with practical flood survival tips—wading safety, diagonal cros...

Ken Fox sits at the collapsed entrance to an old bunker when a dead frequency flickers to life. Channel 77 appears: a pale girl in a 1950s TV studio who doesn’t blink as the room behind her cycles through day, night, and flame. A whisper rides the static—“I see you”—and only six seconds will record. In this slow-burn analog horror episode, expect CRT hiss, numbers-station vibes, and the sense that...

Storme Craft tackles aquarium-bound walkers near Atlanta, SLC’s “Static Kings,” brutal Southwest heatwaves, community alerts, and real post-apocalyptic survival tips. Episode description: On this gritty post-apocalyptic radio dispatch, Storme opens with hard-won fieldcraft for big echoey spaces (malls, arenas, aquariums) before diving into reports of roamers trapped in an abandoned aquarium outsid...

Beneath the East Bridge, Ken Fox waits while a blood-red sky flashes without thunder. The mud still remembers traffic; the metal ribs creak like bones. Tonight’s story: “The Pickaxe Man” —a loner who dug up his brother after a dream, and the midnight clink… clink… clink that never stopped. A clean white tooth. A voice from the mine. And the reminder that some tunnels don’t end—they practice . This...

Storme Craft returns to Wasteland Public Radio with a packed transmission: Boston’s Beacon District is reborn under the rooftop-gardening Green Coats , a Tennessee preacher claims he can “convert” zombies inside a church, and Stan Croft warns of wildfire smoke turning Northern California blood-orange . We run Community Alerts for the Railyard Sector , log an Emergency Channel rescue at a collapsed...

Stick around after the music for a haunting story from your favorite nighttime host! Broadcasting from an abandoned van, Ken Fox reads a Sector 3 letter: a brother came back —not zombie, just… wrong. In “ The Wrong One ,” Ken unpacks doppelgänger lore and the quiet ways imitation slips into our camps: faces that fit, weight that doesn’t , names spoken like they were memorized, not lived. He lays o...

Stick around after the music for more show!!! Storme Craft is back on Wasteland Public Radio with survival tips, dark laughs, and fresh intel from the zombie apocalypse. Today’s dispatch covers albino walker sightings on New Mexico dunes, Stan Croft’s forecast of acid rain and Kansas twisters, and a huge intel drop out of Nevada: a fortified theme-park stronghold called “Deadland” —solar rides, pi...

Stick around after the music for Ken to lull you to sleep with a chilling tale... From a rotting woodshed behind the east fence, Ken Fox tracks a rhythmic breath under the maintenance grates —deeper than wind, not rats. A recovered Sierra Echo Four memo reports “movement at Grate 9… pulsing like lungs” before metal screams and the tape cuts. Bishop (the crow) scratches up an in-between white fragm...

Burnt coffee, bad weather, good intel. In Episode 3, Storme Craft salutes The Iron Teeth outpost north of St. Louis, investigates a Great Lakes “scuba corpse” , and throws to Stan Croft for a forecast of thawing rotters marching out of Minnesota. B’s crew lights up two more towers into Utah , unlocking a mystery signal out of Nevada . Plus: hard Community Alerts (Millrun Sector boil notice, herd m...

Ken Fox broadcasts from the relay room beneath the station as a Sector 9 basement tape bleeds into a distorted signal—three words surface: “Red. House. Under.” A blood-stained scrap delivered by Bishop (the crow) kicks a low-frequency transmission to life; Morse-like pulses hint at coordinates, or a warning. Ken reads a listener letter about a child counting 337 cracks, then tests the line between...

Storme Craft kicks off the morning with quick survival housekeeping (water, quiet packs, Emergency Channel protocol) before diving into updates on Lena near Memphis, a tornado-scattered herd in Oklahoma (“zombie rain”), and Stan Croft’s weather on a Colorado blizzard and frozen walkers. Community Alerts roll in: a Willow Sector boil notice, a slow-moving cluster by the wind turbines, a pop-up trad...

A post-apocalyptic horror audio drama from Wasteland Public Radio. Ken Fox broadcasts from a rusted radio tower as mist clings below and the static whispers names . He answers a letter—“Do the dead feel regret?”—with the midnight tale “The Man and the Ashes.” Companion night broadcast to the WPR morning show (same feed). Headphones recommended. CW: grief, death, eerie themes. Socials Credits Creep...

The wasteland’s airwaves just got a little more dangerous. Storme Craft takes over the mic at Wasteland Public Radio after Lena’s mysterious departure, bringing you hurricane warnings, zombie horde updates, and questionable music recommendations for your next undead smash-and-dash. This first broadcast covers: B’s crew building communication towers in the Midwest to reconnect what’s left of the wo...