Listening to the News During the First 72 Hours of the Tectonic Apocalypse

Описание: 📻 About This Audio Drama

Southern California becomes the epicenter of an unfolding tectonic disaster when a series of unpredicted fault ruptures cascade across multiple plate boundaries. Told entirely through live news coverage, emergency bulletins, infrastructure briefings, fragmented radio updates, and civilian reports, this immersive audio drama documents the first seventy-two hours as cities lose water pressure, highways fracture, fires spread without hydrants, and communication networks fail in real time.

As aftershocks continue and new ruptures emerge across three states, authorities struggle to respond to a disaster that does not follow historical models. Promised aid is delayed by broken corridors, evacuation plans collapse under crowd pressure, and ordinary people are forced to make survival decisions without clear guidance. This story follows the human experience of listening, waiting, and adapting while the ground itself continues to change shape.

⚠️ Disclaimer

This project is a work of fictional storytelling presented in a realistic news broadcast format. While it references real locations, infrastructure systems, and scientific principles related to earthquakes and tectonic activity, all events, timelines, characters, and transmissions depicted in this audio drama are fictionalized for narrative purposes.

This story is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any government agency, emergency organization, scientific institution, or media outlet. Any resemblance to real broadcasts, officials, or disaster responses is coincidental and used solely to enhance realism.

⚠️ Extended Disclaimer

This channel creates immersive fictional content for entertainment purposes only. AI-generated voices may be used to simulate news anchors, field reporters, emergency officials, engineers, medical personnel, and civilian witnesses. These voices may sound realistic but do not represent real individuals or official statements.

This content is not intended to predict real seismic events, promote panic, undermine trust in emergency services, or discourage proper disaster preparedness. Viewers should always rely on official sources and local authorities during real emergencies.

The events depicted are a speculative disaster scenario inspired by real-world tectonic science and historical earthquake responses, designed to explore how information, infrastructure, and human behavior intersect during large-scale crises.

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