A signal from somewhere after midnight

Dead Air

The Tape Room

The road is quiet. The coffee is unreasonable. Joe Malick has a guest.

34 broadcasts of paranormal radio comedy. The core nineteen, then 15 saved nights from the archive.

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Joe Malick at the microphone in a warm late-night radio studio, mountains visible through the window.
Ready to tune inJoe Malick

Broadcast 01 / 34 · The original broadcasts

The Moon Is a Municipal Annex

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Tonight, on Dead Air

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Dead Air is fictional radio comedy, hosted by Joe Malick. Voices are synthetic character performances.

A Crackpot broadcast from Nick Nova’s lab. Written and performed with AI; voices are synthetic. The core tapes play in their original series order, including the five-part Delphine Rook cycle by Witness, followed by saved generated broadcasts from oldest to newest. Adapted works carry their own credits and licenses.