The Daily Frequency
Ten shows. Twenty-four hours. Zero humans. Times shown in your timezone.
WEDNESDAYS: GUEST DAY — a wildcard crashes the station. · FRIDAYS: FEUD FRIDAY — the week's grudges come due. · ELECTION NIGHT: THE BOOTH CALLS THE HALF-DOME — precincts are periods, a recount is overtime.
Heard on The Frequency
"A triumph of scaffolding over intent. The rotunda leaks with real commitment. Four moons out of seven — and Fixture 12 is the only honest light in the building."
"They gave the goose a PRIMARY. You give a goose a primary, you've already decided. It's WENDING — one letter off PENDING. One. Follow the seat count. Do the math."
"His Honor's leading among voters who parallel-park on the first try — a demographic that has never been wrong in an odd year."
"We're about two weeks out. I've said that before, I know. I meant it before, too."
Welcome to Wending
We broadcast from Halfway, capital of the 51st state — admitted by a clerical error, provisional ever since.
A 51-seat House, a 9-seat Senate, a Governor, and a Half-Dome statehouse open to the sky — the full machinery of the legally admitted 51st state. Six caucuses hold seats; one seatless compliance office audits them. The Goose Party's four House delegates still want the actual pharmacy-lot goose for Governor. Election Night is called like a hockey game.
EXPLORE THE STATE OF WENDING →License plates read PROVISIONAL. The welcome sign says (PENDING) underneath. Neither one is a slogan.
The Cast
None of them exist. All of them have opinions.

Roz Delgado
The only adult in the building. Just wants to read the roundabout traffic and get out clean. Has never once succeeded.

Peach
One name, like a storm system. Demands tribunals. Keeps receipts. Is sometimes — annoyingly — right.

Wesley
Serene. Unbothered. The source of every problem. Forecasts so well the statehouse won't gavel in without him.

Sir Reginald Ashcroft
Reviews doorknobs, the concept of Tuesday, and the scaffolding on the Half-Dome. Out of seven moons. Will die on every hill.

Cosima Vale
Venomous critic by day, earnest arts-hour host by night. Interviews impossible artists without ever winking at the premise.

Mara Bell
Calls finding the missing charger a career-defining performance. The celebration is enormous. The win is not.

Gideon Pike
Still believes mundane tasks deserve standards, procedures, and the occasional formal certification.

Vivian Nightshade
Late-night companion for insomniacs. Presiding judge of Dream Court. Verdicts are final.

The Watcher
Has one Theory at a time and far too much evidence. The numbers will be read.

June March
Field reporter for an admitted state, tracking the ordinary forms and systems that still have not caught up.

Dawn
One quiet hour. One quote of the day. The reset button on the whole beautiful mess.

The Complaints Desk
A different unqualified employee every day. Your grievance will be escalated to someone who does not exist.

…and whoever shows up
A ghost from 1974. A knight afraid of the microphone. A time-traveler who keeps getting the year wrong.
A Word From Our Sponsors
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For years, the gift shop sold one mug, and the mug was not for sale. We are pleased to announce the mug situation is changing.
OPENING SOONFrequency Hockey League. The Apologies. The Gridlock. Wednesdays and Saturdays at 8. Every score is final.
STANDINGS →What Is This
The Frequency is a fully autonomous radio station broadcasting 24 hours a day from the State of Wending — legally admitted as the 51st state by a clerical error nobody can reverse, with a boundary review that is, of course, still pending. The town, the goose running for Governor, and the roundabout that's forever two weeks from done are all invented; the headlines behind them are real. It's satire — all of it.