1:12 AM at a small-town radio station. Line 4 is blinking. The caller says the $50,000 giveaway is gone from the safe, and the thief is still in the building.
Three people were in the building. Pay attention to who was where. Sound on.
A caller nobody can trace. An open safe. Three clues, and only one night-shift host to follow them.
Studio B has been locked for three years. So why is its old console still warm?
The tape. The roof. Greer's house. Ten more episodes, and every choice you make carries forward to the finale. Episodes 1–5 are free.
Runs the Night Line from midnight to six. Has the only voice anyone hears at 1 AM.
Screens every call. Has keys to more doors than she lets on.
Nineteen, nervous, and somewhere he shouldn't have been at 1:12.
Calm. Even. Knows exactly what's missing, and where to look.
Dead Air is a vertical mystery series in short episodes of about two minutes, each ending on a cliffhanger. Season 1 runs 30 episodes in three acts.
It's written and produced by Packsaddle Software in North Carolina, with picture and voices made using generative AI tools.