Glass Tennasee broadcasts from inside the Kadrey. Doesn't speak in the first person on air. Signs off "Stay unfixed." The tower isn't transmitting anymore. It's receiving. Tune in when the signal holds.
Glass Tennasee broadcasts from the Kadrey's Drift Ward. The Drift Ward is where Parliament puts the cases that haven't resolved into anything classifiable yet — patients, practitioners, anomalies, and a few things that filed their own paperwork.
Glass doesn't broadcast with permission. Parliament is aware of the broadcasts. Parliament has not acted on this awareness, which tells you something about either their priorities or their reach.
The Broken Reel is the format: found-footage documentary, recovered transmission, intercepted case file. One story per broadcast. Some of them are about what happened on the Grayline road. Most of them aren't. All of them are about NoWhere.
Glass never speaks in the first person on air. Signs off the same way every time.
The tower isn't transmitting anymore. It's receiving. Broadcast imminent.
Each transmission is a standalone story from inside NoWhere. A district report. A recovered deposition. A case file that wasn't supposed to leave the Kadrey. Glass provides the framing; the documents speak for themselves.
The format is: under four minutes for entry-level content, twelve to twenty minutes for deep-cut transmissions. Short enough to find on the way to work. Long enough to stay with you after.
Stories to Sleep To is the longer series — ambient NoWhere audio designed for the exact moment you're too tired to focus but not ready to stop being in the city.
Stories to Sleep To is the long-format audio arm of The Broadcast. Twenty to forty-five minutes. Ambient sound design. Voices from inside NoWhere — citizens, practitioners, things that used to be citizens. The Lantern Keeper. The Memory Keeper. Cases from inside the Kadrey that nobody opened twice.
The series ran before The Broadcast had a name for it. Some episodes exist. More are coming. All of them are designed for the specific quality of attention that happens in the dark after midnight — not focused enough to follow a plot, but present enough to receive a city.
Glass doesn't announce broadcasts in advance. Subscribe and you'll know when the signal goes live — before the archive, before the algorithm, before Parliament notices.