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Every angle of the place, around the clock.
Thirty seconds each, from the shops of Tranquility Pines.
On the air
Every show on the station, all in a row — listen any time. Can't stay up till dawn? Neither can the producer. The night's shows land here, and every two weeks the shelf refreshes: new shows go up top, the last round moves down to the archive.
Open lines, first-time callers, and the classic late-night format — East of the Rockies, West of the Rockies, the Wild Card line, and the International line. Pull up a chair. The night is wide open.
Bea is a dental hygienist from Eugene. Her two prints hang on the fridge rather than the wall. One shows her lit kitchen window at night, with Bea at the sink. The other is the same window in daylight — with the little girl in the paper crown, waving down.
Photo 613 — the one Frank never got to take. The 1959 Grant Road kitchen: butter-yellow cabinets, the radio on the counter. He and Dolores are young, dancing and laughing, and she's barefoot. It has that faded Kodachrome look.
On his Halloween show, Buzz talked about a waltz he loves but can't play on the air — copyright. So he made his own instead: the Fernwick Parlor Band's “Waltz for a Lantern Owl,” the full Harvest Social pressing. Needle settling into the room, a voice asking “Is it going? Is it on?”, the musical saw, three cupped-hand owl calls, and the applause at the end — two minutes nineteen, one hundred percent original, made by Buzz for this room.
Daily from October 31 · All times Eastern
The locked daily lineup — Commercials now live inside each hour's show. Shows land on this shelf as they arrive, and each hour below becomes playable as its file lands.
From the wire
Strange skies, cryptid sightings, and things that go bump in the night — the week's weirdest headlines, gathered for the night owls.
UFO
GHOSTS
GHOSTS
CRYPTID
CRYPTID
SPACE
Updated weekly · Headlines link to their original sources
Daily feature
One family face in the spotlight, fresh every morning.
The crew
The voices and hands behind the show.
Carrier pigeon
Ask Art, Alex, Avery, or Ryan a question — or send in your own story, Fast Blast style. The pigeon delivers.
Your message is on its way. Keep listening — it just might get read on the air.
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