Broadcast #001 of Graveyard Shift Radio: three first-hand reports from the dead hours, recounted flat and weary by a narrator who has been on shift too long. These are not ghost stories told around a campfire. They are filed reports — from a dispatcher on Route 9, a technician in a cold server corridor, and a collector on a stretch of highway the state paved over years ago. No performance.

Only the hum of machinery, the cold, and the things that should not be on the other end of the line. Subscribe for more broadcasts from the night shift. Keep the lights on. Keep the doors locked. And if the phone rings at 2:17 — maybe let it ring.