7 episodes

Everything is fine and dandy in Wendell. There's nothing off-putting or strange at all. Why would you even ask that? Don't ask questions. But after some unnerving encounters with the local radio announcer and an influential farmer, newcomer Gabe Rodriguez can't help but ask questions. Questions like, is that talking scarecrow completely psychotic, or am I? Listen to the soundtrack: https://open.spotify.com/album/6TBSaPuTSB1d49mqIq6u29?si=l9RC3HMQSBG5mGOv5DeB9g

Radioland Samuel Burton, Jared Richardson, and Abi Nielson Hunsaker

    • Arts
    • 5.0 • 2 Ratings

Everything is fine and dandy in Wendell. There's nothing off-putting or strange at all. Why would you even ask that? Don't ask questions. But after some unnerving encounters with the local radio announcer and an influential farmer, newcomer Gabe Rodriguez can't help but ask questions. Questions like, is that talking scarecrow completely psychotic, or am I? Listen to the soundtrack: https://open.spotify.com/album/6TBSaPuTSB1d49mqIq6u29?si=l9RC3HMQSBG5mGOv5DeB9g

    Ep. 1: "On Air"

    Ep. 1: "On Air"

    Gabe Rodriguez is traveling across the country, but an unsettling turn of events lands him in Wendell, an odd Middle American town where ominous sounds are coming through the local radio station. 

    • 19 min
    Ep. 2: "KRZY-FM"

    Ep. 2: "KRZY-FM"

    Gabe has a job with local farmer Stan Halliday now, but while working out in the fields he starts seeing things that surely can’t be real.

    • 13 min
    Ep. 3: "Rewind"

    Ep. 3: "Rewind"

    Not sure if he’s losing his mind or if everyone else in town is, Gabe determines to leave Wendell—an endeavor that proves more difficult than he expects.

    • 17 min
    Ep 4: White Noise

    Ep 4: White Noise

    Benny takes Gabe on a hike to give him some time and space to think, but in Wendell thinking the wrong thoughts can be dangerous.

    • 17 min
    Ep. 5: "B-Side"

    Ep. 5: "B-Side"

    Now certain that something sinister is going on with the radio broadcast, Gabe determines to bring an end to it, only to discover just how sinister it can be.

    • 17 min
    Teaser: "Distress Signal"

    Teaser: "Distress Signal"

    What's with the disturbing radio interference you get driving past Wendell? Season 1 teaser. 

    • 1 min

Customer Reviews

5.0 out of 5
2 Ratings

2 Ratings

Miss Hijinx ,

An idyllic town

Radioland is a high calibre production, where you are immediately captivated by it’s intriguing storyline .

The premise of the idyllic ‘Stars Hollow’ type town where all is not as it seems, is not new. The quality of this audio drama is enough to encourage further listening.

Fate has lead Gabe to the town of Wendall. He is quickly befriended & embraced by the townsfolk.

Gabe, like most of us , finds the surface perfection of the wholesome quaint & welcoming town of Wendell somewhat unsettling. It triggers his memories of the movie footloose. The local radio station has great significance. Keeping the entire community informed of the goings on in the lives of Wendall inhabitants is not it’s only purpose.

Gabe looks upon his arrival as an unexpected short stay. But the Wendall residents appear to think otherwise.

I particularly appreciated the underpinning theme of ‘choice & free will’. How ‘freedom’ is a concept that is deeply imbedded into our psyche & is paramount.

The unique aspects of Radioland is the inclusion of poetry & musical interludes.

The poetry has emotive & beautiful language. The music is perfectly matched. These snippets are certainly appreciated.

The overall vibe & atmosphere that Radioland generates is engaging & relaxing. It certainly provided quality entertainment. Highly Recommended.

I hope to encourage the Radioland team by sparking your motivation to continue to deliver more episodes of this Saga.

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