BROADCASTING FROM PORT JUNIPER, CONNECTICUT
You have tuned in to Cosmo Radio FX — direct from Port Juniper, Connecticut. Music, reports, strange advertisements and signals whose exact origin remains unclear.
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SIGNAL FILES
Recovered broadcasts from Studio A. Some portions may contain music, static, improbable weather and sponsor messages.
Andrew and Stella return with strange songs and stranger news as the eerie offshore glow creeps closer to Port Juniper. Meanwhile, impossible discoveries aboard the USS Paddington raise more questions than answers.
More transmissions, shorts and station material on Cosmo Radio FX on YouTube →
SELECTED RECORDS
Selected records heard on Cosmo Radio FX. Please return borrowed sleeves to their proper cabinet.
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Spencer Holloway
Stardial Sound Company
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The Bugs
Lazy Lantern Records
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Doris Dairy
Tekkeli Polyphonic Audio
AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY
Documents, photographs, correspondence, recovered objects and other material filed by Cosmo Radio FX.
Browse station records, photographs, reports and other material connected to the people, places and incidents surrounding Cosmo Radio FX. Some files remain incomplete, restricted or suspiciously absent.
ON AIR
The people who keep the signal moving — and one raven who has never been formally hired.
Warm, curious and perpetually willing to consider the possibility that something remarkable has just happened.
Sharp, elegant and usually in possession of the most plausible explanation in the room.
Where officials see a closed gate, Monty sees an unanswered question and possibly a side entrance.
Precise, calm and unwilling to call anything strange while a more technical phrase remains available.
Freelance raven. Occasional studio guest. Collector of shiny objects. Employment status disputed.
THE STATION
Cosmo Radio FX broadcasts from Studio A in the Harbor Exchange Building, Port Juniper. We bring our listeners music, interviews, weather, reports from the field and stories that other stations occasionally describe as “administrative misunderstandings.”
Tune in. Stay curious. And if you hear something in the ventilation system, please notify the front desk.
