Mercury: A Broadcast of Hope

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What do you do when you're trapped in a radio station during the zombie apocalypse?

You help people.

From ARTC comes an unprecedented audio drama experience. Updating daily, with episodes available for only 24 hours each, Mercury: A Broadcast of Hope tells the story of a small group of survivors living in or around a college radio station broadcasting during the zombie apocalypse. Each day they will bring 5-7 minute messages of hope, survival skills, coping strategies, personal stories, or whatever they feel their listeners need that day to make it through.

Because what does the world need when it's overrun by the dead?

A reason to live.

Vulvo-what-ia?

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Sep 14, 2020

Written by Sierra Laird

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Day 1000

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Jul 2, 2020

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Check One, Check Two

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Apr 25, 2020

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Mercury - COVID-19 Special Announcement

Mar 30, 2020

A short special announcement from Mercury co-creator David Benedict regarding how COVID-19 will affect the show going forward.

In short: We are continuing production with remote recording and will try to keep up with our daily release schedule. With remote recording the norm for the team for the foreseeable future, now...