
AM1700 WRAT
By Roderick Turner

AM1700 WRATSep 11, 2023

WRAT AM1700 Episode 4: Category 7
The Sewarston Tailthrashers play their inaugural match at the new Underworld Heap arena, while Sewarston gets its first direct taste of the Zulu 11 Category 7 storm. Reporter Daniela Gresham witnesses a kidnapping at the Sewarston South Supermall, and her report ends with a dramatic gunshot...

WRAT AM1700 Episode 3: Riot Control
The riot in downtown Sewarston worsens, while the storm intensifies and excitement heats up at Sewarston’s sporting venues.
WRAT AM1700 - The RAT Serialized Audio SF Play by Roderick D. Turner; all scripts written and embellished by Roderick D. Turner; all voice characterizations by Roderick D. Turner, using MorphVOX Pro and a Samson GTrack microphone; all music composed by Roderick D. Turner, incorporating audio loops and samples from Magix Music Maker and FL Studio. All composition performed in FL Studio; Incidental sounds and effects taken from purchased libraries in FL Studio as well as Oregon Scientific's WAV DJ effects, and RomTech's WAV Sound Effects (21-5104-10) version 1.0, 1998; all final audio mixing by Roderick D. Turner using Magix Music Maker; Videos created using Magix Movie Edit Pro; Rat image by Roderick D. Turner; Character images created with BioWare's Mass Effect character generator; our station personnel are not always so serious - these photos are for official press ID, you're not allowed to smile.
This is a work of speculative fiction - any similarity between character or music group names used and those of real characters or groups is strictly coincidental.

WRAT AM1700 Episode 2: Storm Center
First report from the storm center disaster, and field reporter Ann Kelso calls in from the scene of a massive riot in downtown Sewarston.
WRAT AM1700 - The RAT Serialized Audio SF Play by Roderick D. Turner; all scripts written and embellished by Roderick D. Turner; all voice characterizations by Roderick D. Turner, using MorphVOX Pro and a Samson GTrack microphone; all music composed by Roderick D. Turner, incorporating audio loops and samples from Magix Music Maker and FL Studio. All composition performed in FL Studio; Incidental sounds and effects taken from purchased libraries in FL Studio as well as Oregon Scientific's WAV DJ effects, and RomTech's WAV Sound Effects (21-5104-10) version 1.0, 1998; all final audio mixing by Roderick D. Turner using Magix Music Maker; Videos created using Magix Movie Edit Pro; Rat image by Roderick D. Turner; Character images created with BioWare's Mass Effect character generator; our station personnel are not always so serious - these photos are for official press ID, you're not allowed to smile.
This is a work of speculative fiction - any similarity between character or music group names used and those of real characters or groups is strictly coincidental.

Intro Video
WRAT AM1700: meet the station personnel

WRAT AM1700 Episode 1: The Beginning
WRAT field reporter Katerina Korotkaia is on site for the world's first up-close encounter with the storm to end all storms: Zulu 11.
WRAT AM1700 - The RAT Serialized Audio SF Play by Roderick D. Turner; all scripts written and embellished by Roderick D. Turner; all voice characterizations by Roderick D. Turner, using MorphVOX Pro and a Samson GTrack microphone; all music composed by Roderick D. Turner, incorporating audio loops and samples from Magix Music Maker and FL Studio. All composition performed in FL Studio; Incidental sounds and effects taken from purchased libraries in FL Studio as well as Oregon Scientific's WAV DJ effects, and RomTech's WAV Sound Effects (21-5104-10) version 1.0, 1998; all final audio mixing by Roderick D. Turner using Magix Music Maker; Videos created using Magix Movie Edit Pro; Rat image by Roderick D. Turner; Character images created with BioWare's Mass Effect character generator; our station personnel are not always so serious - these photos are for official press ID, you're not allowed to smile.
This is a work of speculative fiction - any similarity between character or music group names used and those of real characters or groups is strictly coincidental.