Here’s paucity of speech. Small grains of WWII information told to me by a man using a new pace for human dialogue. We’re driving down a road that hasn’t been maintained for decades. You might have heard a late night shortwave broadcast, but you probably haven’t lived one.

Erik Belgum's EBFN Radio is a fiction variety show influenced by neurological and psychological research protocols, Robert Ashley, Ernie Kovacs, speech pathology, Second City Television, noise music, P.T. Barnum, test patterns, Vic and Sade, and William Burroughs. Writes Belgum, "If my timing feels way off, well, that’s on you. You’ll laugh. You’ll cry. You’ll feel like you’re going to throw up for hours and hours, but in a good way. In any case, it’s a win-win for me."