Speaker 1: The control group depicts a nuclear catastrophe and the complete
Speaker 1: annihilation of the human race. Listener discretion is advised this
Speaker 1: time of uncertainty, being confined to your home or or
Speaker 1: maybe a public shelter is going to be especially hard
Speaker 1: on the little ones. Sometime between now and my next broadcast,
Speaker 1: try to do a little something special for them, would you?
Speaker 1: And I'm not just speaking to the mothers out there.
Speaker 1: This is advice for the father's and also the big
Speaker 1: brothers and big sisters who can hear mothers. It's Helen
Speaker 1: Huntley's Christmas is just around the corner. It can't be.
Speaker 1: I've got an idea. Why not create a major scene.
Speaker 1: It is whatever scraps of paper or pipe cleaners or
Speaker 1: any items you might have hand. She's talking about shelter
Speaker 1: and getting through this. The power of the Christ Child
Speaker 1: is in his story, not in the decorations. Tell that
Speaker 1: story to your family. It is good to hear her
Speaker 1: voice again, isn't it. If you're one of our Jewish
Speaker 1: families here in New Cannan. I know you're listening to
Speaker 1: Helen Huntley is a lie. Of course she is. She's
Speaker 1: here in New Canaan. I'd like to thank the Civil
Speaker 1: Defense and Conald Rad for allowing me to give anything
Speaker 1: to watch a cartoon right now, unexpectedly here. I hope
Speaker 1: to spend more time with you in the hours ahead. Okay,
Speaker 1: I just know it to the time when this is
Speaker 1: all over, and I can come into your homes just
Speaker 1: like I used to, and we can have a cup
Speaker 1: of tea, share a laugh for two, and go back
Speaker 1: to building the perfect home for ourselves and our families.
Speaker 1: Give her ten seconds until next time. Ready, norm May
Speaker 1: you be held within the protective embrace of our creator.
Speaker 1: Three and cut nor. The following is an emergence. We
Speaker 1: are states away, American and we will see you back
Speaker 1: here into the today. Governor Shelton federal government officials within
Speaker 1: a secure bunker at an under closed location and provided
Speaker 1: them with assurances that the State of Alabama, while devastated
Speaker 1: by the unprovoked atomic attack, was continuing to function through
Speaker 1: the proper reallocation of its resources and the efforts of
Speaker 1: state and local public servants as well as civilian volunteers.
Speaker 1: Reports continue to come in from public shelters, with new
Speaker 1: names being added to the list of survivors every hour
Speaker 1: and transmitted via teletype or radio every six hours. Stay
Speaker 1: tuned to this station for regular updates. November Golf niner
Speaker 1: Romeo India Tango zero one niner one. We will have
Speaker 1: the latest atmospheric report at the bottom of the hour.
Speaker 1: For the next twenty minutes, we will observe radial silence
Speaker 1: to obstruct Soviet efforts to track the location of our transmitter.
Speaker 1: If nothing lives on this planet, are you ghosts if
Speaker 1: you wish to cause that. My name is quasar One.
Speaker 1: Welcome Quaid our one. If only you had come sooner.
Speaker 1: I came as quickly as I could. He didn't expect
Speaker 1: the end of the world to come so uckly. Who
Speaker 1: could have predicted the fools with with their cook guns
Speaker 1: They couldn't wait to use them. Do you have guns? No,
Speaker 1: you were the scientific minds like you. Our mission was
Speaker 1: to preserve life. That they would not listen. They'd never listen.
Speaker 1: I wish there was something I could do to help. Well,
Speaker 1: if you must know there is, tell me we must
Speaker 1: turn off your radio. But why because they must not
Speaker 1: know what it is we want you to do. If
Speaker 1: they heard the shift, they would never allow it, and
Speaker 1: maybe I shouldn't. It is a desperate mission. Never restore
Speaker 1: life into Helios three. You, I will restore life to
Speaker 1: Helios three, not just people, but the animals. The plans
Speaker 1: you will leaves, sire, And if you want to to hear,
Speaker 1: you must turn off your communicator. Are you hearing this? Yes?
Speaker 1: And you are instructed to turn around, to get back
Speaker 1: in your ship and prepare for return launch. I should
Speaker 1: at least hear them out. Look around you, quays or one,
Speaker 1: you are the only living creature on their planet. I
Speaker 1: forbid you to turn off your radio. Return to your capsule.
Speaker 1: Now tell her zeptron zeptron any time. Aren't you even
Speaker 1: a little bit curious? That settles it? No, do not
Speaker 1: turn off your communicator. Pois are one? Do you hear me?
Speaker 1: I forbid you to turn off for I will do
Speaker 1: as you ask, if you will reveal the mission to me.
Speaker 1: In Emergency operating centers M some time is itytions. There
Speaker 1: are no more than two thousand centers almost ten fighters
Speaker 1: to go back to sleep. They're called authorities all the
Speaker 1: civil defense activities. Yes, it's him, and everybody want to Yes,
Speaker 1: will be the focal point for gathering all civil defense
Speaker 1: information and more controlling and direct Miss Langford actions I'm here, basics,
Speaker 1: Why are you sitting in? Becky was taking a nap
Speaker 1: and I didn't want to waste candles. It's okay, sweetie,
Speaker 1: just stay here. He still don't let him see your scared.
Speaker 1: Get back outside, rass. I'm sorry about that. He's not
Speaker 1: used to my having lady visitors up here. Don't be scared, Becky.
Speaker 1: He just needs a little more time to get to
Speaker 1: know you. He's half German shepherd, half pussy cat. I
Speaker 1: promise you that. How are things in town? Not good?
Speaker 1: Getting worse? I'm afraid? But is someone with you? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I thought you too much like a little company. Uh?
Speaker 1: This here is a low rang Hello Lorraine. And I
Speaker 1: told you wouldn't be about yourself up het. I mean
Speaker 1: this here's miss Langford. But but you can call her
Speaker 1: Dory right of course. That's her little girl over here, Rebecca.
Speaker 1: Nice to meet you, clean honorable women. Ain't that right?
Speaker 1: Miss Langford? M yes, you want you want to sit? Huh? Don't?
Speaker 1: Don't you want to sit? And she's a she's still
Speaker 1: a little shook up. What happened to her? Do you know?
Speaker 1: Not exactly fellas she was in the car with he
Speaker 1: he was killed, but I wasn't there when it happened.
Speaker 1: My gracious, she must be in shocked. Yeah, I bet
Speaker 1: you're right. Maybe hearing friendly ladies voice will make you
Speaker 1: feel better. Speaking of which, we heard Helen Huntley on
Speaker 1: the radio today. Do you watch Helen Huntley? Lorraine? Um, Mom,
Speaker 1: I don't think she watches Helen Huntley. No, uh, Becky,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Angel Blondie didn't mean to scuse you know.
Speaker 1: It's fine looks so I'm heading back. You're going back again?
Speaker 1: And then, please, you gotta get some rest. Can I
Speaker 1: get you a cup of coffee? It's only freeze dry,
Speaker 1: but it's pretty good. They got coffee and food at
Speaker 1: the guard station, so I can always swing by there
Speaker 1: if I, you know, if I need to be careful noon.
Speaker 1: And I know you want to be everybody's hero, but
Speaker 1: sometimes you need to take care of yourself. Okay checks
Speaker 1: mss lame for Dory, Dory, Thank you for you can.
Speaker 1: You're quite welcome. We may run short of supply from
Speaker 1: time to time, but kindness is one thing we should
Speaker 1: never run out of. Mr Langford, Yes, oh please Wayne,
Speaker 1: come in, have a seat. I wanted to apologize for
Speaker 1: my little show of emotion back there. I'm sorry the
Speaker 1: staff had to see that. I'll be fine for my
Speaker 1: next broadcast. No more tears, and you won't see a
Speaker 1: spectacle like that again on or off the air. We're
Speaker 1: gonna get through this, I give you my word. It's
Speaker 1: difficult to remain hopeful not knowing how long this might
Speaker 1: go on or how much worse it could get. Surely
Speaker 1: you're not hopeless, your Helen Houtley. Oh, I can hang
Speaker 1: a happy face on just about anything, but hearing those
Speaker 1: words coming out of my mouth words I had trouble believing. Well,
Speaker 1: you may be in a shelter, don't take that to
Speaker 1: mean that we're down for the count. Consider it more
Speaker 1: of a standing eight, standing eight. What's that you see?
Speaker 1: I'm an idea man. I've developed a number of programs
Speaker 1: that have more strategic value than mere survival. Well, I'm
Speaker 1: not sure I understand. It was my dream to take
Speaker 1: something that would seem to represent defeat and turn it
Speaker 1: into a symbol of strength and resilience, to weaponize the shelters.
Speaker 1: You're going to you're going to tell me about this
Speaker 1: weaponized shelter concept. Better than that, I'm gonna show you
Speaker 1: several days past and still Nightingale received no communication from
Speaker 1: Quaisar one, marooned on the lifeless planet known as Helios
Speaker 1: three until one day, Capsule and open your highness. Someone
Speaker 1: is climbing in the quaiser wise consul? Is it her?
Speaker 1: I still unable to reach her space suits communicator? Once,
Speaker 1: she sayside, she should be able to hear me through
Speaker 1: the ship's radio. Quaisar one, can you hear me? Nightingale
Speaker 1: to Quasar one, Please respond, I hear you, mother, It's
Speaker 1: her exeptron. Assume remote navigation now, Quaisar one. We thought
Speaker 1: you were dead. What happened to your suits communicator? It's
Speaker 1: been reprogrammed by home, by the ghosts of Helios three.
Speaker 1: Have you gone mad? It's a miracle you survived. Strip
Speaker 1: yourself in and we'll bring you home. Uh er, what
Speaker 1: is it? Remote navigation appears to be disabled, quays Are one.
Speaker 1: I'm not coming home, mother, not coming home. I will
Speaker 1: eventually after I've completed my mission. But my dear you
Speaker 1: arrived too late. You did everything you could. Now there's
Speaker 1: one more thing I can do. And what is that?
Speaker 1: Answer me? Quays are one, Just a little detour control
Speaker 1: panel to change the course of Helios creal. Where are
Speaker 1: they sending you? Not where? When I your reaers in
Speaker 1: return for no plays are one? No no, no. Time
Speaker 1: is not blast. You cannot reshape it to satisfy yours.
Speaker 1: So the arrangements have already been made. It won't take long.
Speaker 1: I'm going back to Helio's three, before the devastation. I
Speaker 1: won't permit you to throw your life away to save
Speaker 1: a planet too foolish to save itself. It's so side.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, mother. The decision is mine and it's been made.
Speaker 1: Think for a moment. If you're going into the past,
Speaker 1: how can you possibly return? You might be going to
Speaker 1: a time when the technology does not yet, when the
Speaker 1: planet is saved, I can modify my ship to relaunch
Speaker 1: and return to the present. They programmed all the technology
Speaker 1: into my space suit. Wait, you allowed them access to
Speaker 1: your suit? Yes, stand by. That's not good. They killed
Speaker 1: an entire planet, and now all they can think of
Speaker 1: doing is killing one more. Mother. They explained everything to me.
Speaker 1: I trust them completely. Everything made sense. I want to
Speaker 1: make you proud, mother. Prompt ready for launch, Come home
Speaker 1: quais are one? Simply aboord the launch. Stay inside the
Speaker 1: capsule with the hatchet closed. I'm sure within an hour
Speaker 1: or two Zeptron will have figured out a way and
Speaker 1: allow my first mission to end in failure. I don't
Speaker 1: want your life to end in failure. Quais are one?
Speaker 1: Do you hear me? Abort the launch? Hi? Quais are one?
Speaker 1: Please do everything you can. Try to reach the capsule.
Speaker 1: If we can get access, we could reprogram everything while
Speaker 1: she's in flight. How long will her journey take? She's
Speaker 1: already there, already there, well, she never left Helios three.
Speaker 1: She's there now. She um she got there two d
Speaker 1: fifty years ago. We can still talk to her a
Speaker 1: quarter millennium in the past. How it has to do
Speaker 1: with the protonic energy It would take me too long
Speaker 1: to explain it. I recommend we just try to reach
Speaker 1: her now, go ahead. Nightingale to quais are one our communicators,
Speaker 1: and I've often wondered if we could one back in time?
Speaker 1: Can you hear me? We just had no one on
Speaker 1: the other hand to talk to? Huh, Quais are one?
Speaker 1: This is Nightingale. Come in, Quais are one? Nightingale to
Speaker 1: quays are one? Can you hear us? Will ways are
Speaker 1: one successfully traveled back in time? And if So what
Speaker 1: will she find when she travels to the helios three
Speaker 1: of the past. Can she affords the destruction of life
Speaker 1: on the planet, will she ever be able to return
Speaker 1: to Nightingale? Or the answer to these and other questions.
Speaker 1: Tune in for the next exciting episode a Marakulk production.
Speaker 1: This is the communications room at the e o C
Speaker 1: where someone sits at the short wave radio twenty four
Speaker 1: hours a day, usually in three shifts. Hi, what's your
Speaker 1: name on Broadney Blundin's And what do you do when
Speaker 1: you're not operating the radio? I work in a hardware
Speaker 1: store here in New canaan Ham. Radio is just one
Speaker 1: of my hobbies, so when they were looking for volunteers,
Speaker 1: it was pretty easy for me to get the job. Now,
Speaker 1: is the radio your only responsibility, No, ma'am. I also
Speaker 1: manage our educational materials. Now what sort of materials would
Speaker 1: that be? Some of the equipment, like the decimeters, have
Speaker 1: their own operations manuals. Plus there's a shelter operations manual,
Speaker 1: and there are some sound recordings as well. UH music
Speaker 1: if we need to calm our nerves, some nursery rhymes
Speaker 1: for the children, and UH instructions for some of the
Speaker 1: more advanced shelter functions. Could I hear one of those?
Speaker 1: Of course? I just place the disk here. M H.
Speaker 1: Wind the gramophone? Now why is it hand cracked instead
Speaker 1: of electric? So it can still be played if we
Speaker 1: lose electrical power. Collect here, I'll play a little Civil
Speaker 1: Defense audio disc series c h A V disc two
Speaker 1: side A mother goose rhyme Old King Cole was a
Speaker 1: merry old soul, and a merry old soul was he.
Speaker 1: He called for his pipe, and he called for his bowl,
Speaker 1: and he called for his fiddler. Three. So these are
Speaker 1: records for children with me? This one is, but not
Speaker 1: all of them. King Cole was a merry old soul,
Speaker 1: and a merry old soul was he. He called for
Speaker 1: his pipe, and he called for his bowl, and he
Speaker 1: called for his fiddlers. Do you have any Elvis Presley
Speaker 1: or rolling stones in there? No? Nothing like that, Thank
Speaker 1: Heaven can excuse me. And she's doing such a good job,
Speaker 1: isn't she ever thought I'd see her working in person?
Speaker 1: So here's one of the records for adults, Conflict resolution
Speaker 1: and compromise. Oh that sounds terribly interesting. Some of the
Speaker 1: fens audio instructions. Can I get the keys to the
Speaker 1: EOC storage room. Oh it's unlocked. No need to prop
Speaker 1: out the vent under the circumstances. But do you have
Speaker 1: the key to lock it? But the storage room is
Speaker 1: mentor in limited? Sorry, I have the key topics. I
Speaker 1: have it for the proper management of I suppose is
Speaker 1: there some reason you don't have key? Please? Okay, well here,
Speaker 1: I'll take the key off and you can return it.
Speaker 1: It is important that ideas be shared in a calm,
Speaker 1: rational way and that there be an impartial arbitrator to
Speaker 1: help settle these disagreements. Fascinating, just fascinating. Thank you for
Speaker 1: taking the time to show us your office. It's been
Speaker 1: a pleasure. The communications office is only one of the
Speaker 1: many ways that the Civil Defense is keeping our community
Speaker 1: united and functioning during these uncertain times. In my next segment,
Speaker 1: i'll find out what's for dinner as we meet the
Speaker 1: crew in charge of keeping the shelter residence well fed.
Speaker 1: Thank you again for allowing me into your home, and
Speaker 1: I look forward to spending more time with you, whether
Speaker 1: it's here in the shelter or once we're safely back
Speaker 1: at home. And now I returned the microphone to Connell
Speaker 1: Rad for the latest bulletins and advisories. Hello, can you
Speaker 1: hear me? You don't have to wake up if you
Speaker 1: don't want to. We just need to make sure you're okay.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, Mom, she's looking at me. Hi, Lorraine, I'm Rebecca.
Speaker 1: This is my mom, Doris. We we just wanted to
Speaker 1: say hello and make sure you're okay. Okay? Are you injured?
Speaker 1: All ranna truck off the road? Do you need to
Speaker 1: go to a hospital? I just came from the hospital.
Speaker 1: Is that how you came to meet Mr noon In?
Speaker 1: Come on, mom? What well you're in the hospital? They
Speaker 1: s tissed me up. I said, it wasn't serious concussion
Speaker 1: And your boyfriend she's stole there. I guess did he survive? Beky?
Speaker 1: I think so. Nobody's told me other wise. I never
Speaker 1: saw him once we were inside this morning. They told
Speaker 1: me I needed to leave the hospital because I had
Speaker 1: to get ready for all the wounded, all the wounded
Speaker 1: from this war or whatever it is. Did you see
Speaker 1: any wounded? Was it people from the outlaw? I told
Speaker 1: me I needed to go to a shelter, and Noonon
Speaker 1: was there and he volunteered to take me. Volunteer to
Speaker 1: take you to a shelter. Yes, and he brought you
Speaker 1: here instead. That's right. The shelters are too crowded. Listen
Speaker 1: that I need to sleep. You're sure you okay, I'm sure,
Speaker 1: I'm okay. I just really need to close my eyes.
Speaker 1: I guess it's okay, mom, Sure, thank you? So Mr Langford,
Speaker 1: do all government idea men keep their secret weapon hidden
Speaker 1: in the supply closet? Should I be concerned about what
Speaker 1: skip it? So? These are core supplies, backups of backups,
Speaker 1: and when I'm looking for is usually placed in a
Speaker 1: box in the deepest corner. So it's one of the
Speaker 1: last boxes opened. And what is inside this secret box?
Speaker 1: If you whould be able to work my way all
Speaker 1: the way acts should be? Yes, there it is right
Speaker 1: where I told them to put it, all right here.
Speaker 1: I lift it out and you pull okay, sure, just
Speaker 1: slide it over there. Okay? Can we open it? And
Speaker 1: it won't hurt us to take a look. Now I'm
Speaker 1: allowed to see it. It was put there so it
Speaker 1: would eventually be discovered to open it to see what's inside.
Speaker 1: The first case contains the instructions heavy instructions another record player.
Speaker 1: M hmm, you must have gotten a deal, Grandma phone.
Speaker 1: They were my idea. They run on the spring that
Speaker 1: crank and instead of electric g amplification, that uses a diaphragm,
Speaker 1: a dia am in case is no electricity. Yeah, clearly
Speaker 1: you didn't tune into this afternoon's broadcast. And here's what
Speaker 1: I've been telling you about. Mm hmm mhmm Elmo l
Speaker 1: m o E l m o E pronounced Elmo. Civil
Speaker 1: Defense Audio Instruction Series disc l m o E A
Speaker 1: if you were listening to this disk, and what does
Speaker 1: ELMO do when the l m O Elmo launches full
Speaker 1: scale nuclear owner attack. This l m o E device
Speaker 1: only by the highest rank sends every remaining the listric
Speaker 1: missile in America is the nuclear arsenal and the one
Speaker 1: way flight over the Iron Curtain then devastated by nuclear attack.
Speaker 1: You see, l m o E. Project ELMO stands for
Speaker 1: last Man on Earth. It is intended for use if
Speaker 1: you believe you are either the highest ranking or perhaps
Speaker 1: the only American alive at this moment. You see, the
Speaker 1: United States is a government. Are you telling me that
Speaker 1: it's a most important? That's genius of Project Elmo. There
Speaker 1: isn't just one button there's one in the white huts.
Speaker 1: Several desks of generals about two spread across the country,
Speaker 1: so they'll be accessible to the better bid in the
Speaker 1: event of an emergence. You know what, I'd rather we
Speaker 1: didn't open that. It's okay, it's not gonna go off. Still,
Speaker 1: I'd feel much more comfortable if you see that switch
Speaker 1: right over there. You have to open on an interval
Speaker 1: dial in a code number. But once you do that, yeah,
Speaker 1: that little switch would wipe out the Soviet You are, China, Japan, last, Europe,
Speaker 1: pretty much every recording. But don't worry. Even if you
Speaker 1: flip the switch, it wouldn't work. Hold on, hold on,
Speaker 1: let me try to follow you on this. You have
Speaker 1: two hundred missil anchers hidden embasements across the country. That's right,
Speaker 1: don't work. They weren't worked now, but on the proper circumstances,
Speaker 1: wipe that. The Eastern Humistry Operations l m o E.
Speaker 1: The Last Man on Earth program was designed on two points.
Speaker 1: One did every American should have the authority to launch
Speaker 1: a full scale retail editory strike if there is no
Speaker 1: longer an armed forces chain of political command has been
Speaker 1: a ematicated. This average American would have the right to
Speaker 1: make that decision work. Until that's supposed to work, the
Speaker 1: unit transmits a signal that is picked up by air.
Speaker 1: Those signals are retransmitted up the existing chain of command.
Speaker 1: There's military base. If they receive a launch code and
Speaker 1: know that there's no attack coming, they just kill the
Speaker 1: signal fells alarmed. But if that base has been hit,
Speaker 1: then the signal automatically bounces to another military base and
Speaker 1: another Everyone has the opportunity to cancel. But if no
Speaker 1: one cancels, if the network goes down and the signal
Speaker 1: was allowed to travel all the way to the top,
Speaker 1: then the missiles well fired. Eventually the missiles will find
Speaker 1: of the US armed force. What's the second principle if
Speaker 1: none of these offices is available, that the Russians don't
Speaker 1: want to die any more than we do. So if
Speaker 1: we get bombed in Colorado Springs and Cheyenne Mouth, it's
Speaker 1: rather saying I'd say you're the acronym will be mutually
Speaker 1: assured construction personal we prefer the term automatic mutual annihilation.
Speaker 1: American submarines off the coast of Russia, armed with nuclear
Speaker 1: warheads will be given the attack order and they will
Speaker 1: be compelled by duty to carry out the command. What
Speaker 1: I'm about to tell you is strictly confidential the E
Speaker 1: l M. And I'm sharing this information with you. We
Speaker 1: encourage you because I believe the moment can be industry
Speaker 1: or in actions and how this information is sharing a
Speaker 1: prayer and received. The fate of humanity, the average American
Speaker 1: very well rest in your hands. Yes, what if I
Speaker 1: told you wish to continue that America has not for
Speaker 1: instructions on how to m What if I told you
Speaker 1: that it was all an elaborate exercience designed to test
Speaker 1: our readiness and expores any weaknesses in our defense. Wait? Wait,
Speaker 1: cities have been destroyed. Have you seen it with your
Speaker 1: own eyes? No, because it's too dangerous to A military
Speaker 1: plane crashed into Baker's Ridge, a decommissioned B five heavy
Speaker 1: which the Army was planning to scrap. I convinced them
Speaker 1: to agree to a controlled crash landing in an unpopulated area.
Speaker 1: The US Army, Army, Air Force, National Guard, Office of
Speaker 1: Civil Offense, it goes all the way up. They're all
Speaker 1: part of this conspiracy exercise, or if you want to
Speaker 1: call it by its official name, OPAL. All contained within
Speaker 1: the valley where the military has set up communications blockade,
Speaker 1: the first of its kind. My idea, why are you
Speaker 1: sharing these secrets with me? In three days, we're going
Speaker 1: to sound the all clear. And since you've become such
Speaker 1: an impressive communicator keeping the world calm during an apocalypse,
Speaker 1: we would like for you to continue being the face
Speaker 1: of civil defense and to continue carrying our messages preparedness,
Speaker 1: defense and a means of retaliation. So this, this whole
Speaker 1: thing is a big commercial for the Last Minute on
Speaker 1: Earth program. Just think of us as another one of
Speaker 1: your sponsors. So three days from now, wouldn't you sound
Speaker 1: the all clear. I'll be the one to stand in
Speaker 1: front of a camera and explain that it was all
Speaker 1: an exercise. People will respond to the announcement more favorably
Speaker 1: if it comes from you. I mean, the character you play,
Speaker 1: an enterprising woman like you, should welcome the chance to
Speaker 1: get out of Eden Valley. What's wrong with Eden Valley?
Speaker 1: Nothing much. I'm sure there are benefits to being cut
Speaker 1: off from the rest of the world, But once cable
Speaker 1: comes over that mountain, New Canaan won't even be a
Speaker 1: small pond anymore. Time for us to get out the
Speaker 1: control Group is a production of iHeart Radio, written and
Speaker 1: directed by Brett Wood, recorded and mixed by Rob Gall,
Speaker 1: featuring Tess Malice Kincaid, Alexandra Vicken, Hannah Bierman, Minka Wiltz,
Speaker 1: Mary Kraft, Tim Habigger and Keith Brooks. Music composed and
Speaker 1: performed by Rob Gall. The executive producer is Ben Bolen,
Speaker 1: Supervising producer Paul Deckett.