The Last Broadcast

The power has been out for eleven days. The phone masts are dead, the roads are flooded, and the only thing still working in the Vennmark is an old transmitter in a water tower - and you, at the microphone. Seven nights. Five towns. Three thousand people listening. CATCH THE SIGNAL Voices come out of the static: a courier at a collapsed bridge, a doctor running out of insulin, a radio operator on the islands watching her barometer fall. Work the dial, hold the frequency and lock the transmission before the storm tears it away. CHECK BEFORE YOU BROADCAST Every report can be true, exaggerated or a lie - and there is only time for a few questions before you go on air. Call the eyewitness back. Read the tide tables. Open the trader's delivery ledger. Confirmed facts protect your credibility and open up options no one else has. DECIDE WHAT GOES ON AIR Call for boats, or ask for calm. Name…