Radio West
KeriHalfacre
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KeriHalfacre
Ongoing, First published Jun 30, 2021
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You're listening to WLST Radio West with your host, Sal McClellan, as he accidentally live broadcasts the night of a sinister ritual. 

When Sal asks listeners to call in with their campfire stories, he expects /redditnosleep not a play-by-play of the freaky happenings outside of his safe sound booth. As more callers dial in, dots begin to connect about what really happens in the woods at night.
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