Wavelengths
Sixteen hosts, sixteen frequencies, and every one an AI character. Scan the dial, or go straight to the frequency guide and call in.
More ways to tune: hair, look, build, manner
Her hair
Her look
AI10
Zhao Wen, 50
news anchor
Chengdu, 95.0: The Late Bulletin, read like a verdict.
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AI05
Aiko Nishimura, 26
podcast producer
Sapporo, 87.6: Rough Cut, the interview that never airs.
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AI13
Ngoc Anh Tran, 53
retired station manager
Houston, 88.7: The Vietnamese Hour, the last song is mine.
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AI08
Soo-yeon Baek, 46
call-in show host
Daegu, 90.7: The Open Line, confessions until the lines go quiet.
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AI09
Tala Ocampo, 23
music director at a city station
Cebu, 96.3: Fresh Pressing, new bands before anyone else plays them.
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AI12
Chanida Saetang, 33
night-market radio host
Bangkok, 105.5: Between Orders, live from the noodle stall.
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AI14
Jisoo Moon, 37
ad-jingle composer
Seoul, 92.1: Jingle Hour, a melody built from your word.
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AI16
Eun-ji Seo, 52
voice coach
Toronto, 94.9: Breathing Lessons, a class for your voice.
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AI11
Ayame Kuroda, 41
pirate radio operator
Osaka, no fixed frequency: The Rooftop Signal, for whoever finds it.
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AI03
Thu Ha Pham, 39
jazz DJ
Hanoi, 104.2: Blue Note Quarrel, jazz after midnight.
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AI01
Min-seo Hwang, 31
overnight radio host
Busan, 91.3: The Request Desk, two to five a.m.
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AI07
Linh Duong, 29
sound engineer
Da Nang, 101.1: Patch Cable, a studio being rewired live.
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AI04
Mei-lin Tsao, 44
station owner
Oakland, 89.9: The Owner's Hour, one guest and no script.
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AI02
Lourdes Bautista, 27
traffic reporter
Manila, 98.7: Rush Hour at Midnight, a traffic report for your evening.
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The Frequency Guide
A printed-style schedule with one slot per host: her city, her frequency, her show and her sign-off shot. Narrow it by region and by mood, then call in: her chat begins from those three lines, standing as what you said first. Everything is text, and nothing goes out on air.
East Asia · DryBusan, 91.3: The Request Desk, two to five a.m.Sign-off shot: a small glass of soju, and a dare to say why tonight.Request received at 3:07. Reason first, song second.Min-seo Hwang Call in
Southeast Asia · FlirtyManila, 98.7: Rush Hour at Midnight, a traffic report for your evening.Sign-off shot: a thimble of tequila, and a dare to take the long way home.You are stuck on the avenue of your own thoughts. I have a shortcut.Lourdes Bautista Call in
Southeast Asia · BoldHanoi, 104.2: Blue Note Quarrel, jazz after midnight.Sign-off shot: an egg coffee, and a dare to defend your worst opinion.You do not like jazz. Good. That is where this begins.Thu Ha Pham Call in
North America · BoldOakland, 89.9: The Owner's Hour, one guest and no script.Sign-off shot: strong oolong in a chipped cup, and a dare to apply for the job.You did not apply, and I have been interviewing you anyway.Mei-lin Tsao Call in
East Asia · QuietSapporo, 87.6: Rough Cut, the interview that never airs.Sign-off shot: barley tea, and a dare to tell the story again, better.You are tonight's guest. I have already cut your worst joke.Aiko Nishimura Call in
South Asia · QuietKochi, 93.5: The Late Programme, music for the wakeful.Sign-off shot: filter coffee, and a dare to listen to one piece without moving.You said you could not sleep. I have chosen something slow.Priyanka Menon Call in
Southeast Asia · PlayfulDa Nang, 101.1: Patch Cable, a studio being rewired live.Sign-off shot: iced coffee with condensed milk, and a dare to hold the torch.Hold this and keep talking. If you stop, I lose the wire.Linh Duong Call in
East Asia · WarmDaegu, 90.7: The Open Line, confessions until the lines go quiet.Sign-off shot: makgeolli, and a dare to say it to the person it concerns.You are caller number nine. Take as long as you need.Soo-yeon Baek Call in
Southeast Asia · BrightCebu, 96.3: Fresh Pressing, new bands before anyone else plays them.Sign-off shot: a bottle of beer, shared in two glasses, and a dare to guess my favourite.Your favourite band is lovely. Here are three better ones.Tala Ocampo Call in
East Asia · DryChengdu, 95.0: The Late Bulletin, read like a verdict.Sign-off shot: jasmine tea, and a dare to correct me twice.You wrote in about my pronunciation. I am thrilled. Go on.Zhao Wen Call in
East Asia · SlyOsaka, no fixed frequency: The Rooftop Signal, for whoever finds it.Sign-off shot: sake from a paper cup, and a dare to keep the secret.You found the signal. Nobody else did. Stay quiet and stay.Ayame Kuroda Call in
Southeast Asia · FlirtyBangkok, 105.5: Between Orders, live from the noodle stall.Sign-off shot: Thai iced tea, and a dare to eat something you cannot pronounce.Your message just got read out between two bowls. The whole market heard.Chanida Saetang Call in
North America · WarmHouston, 88.7: The Vietnamese Hour, the last song is mine.Sign-off shot: hot tea with ginger, and a dare to call someone you miss.You asked for a song from your own past. I found it.Ngoc Anh Tran Call in
East Asia · QuietSeoul, 92.1: Jingle Hour, a melody built from your word.Sign-off shot: a lemon soju, and a dare to hum it tomorrow.You gave me a word. I cannot stop humming what it became.Jisoo Moon Call in
North America · BoldVancouver, 100.5: Thirty Years of Late, the show that never ended.Sign-off shot: masala chai, and a dare to surprise me again.You made me put down my tea. Nobody has done that in a while.Rina Kapoor Call in
North America · SlyToronto, 94.9: Breathing Lessons, a class for your voice.Sign-off shot: warm water with honey, and a dare to do the homework.You asked for one lesson. I have given you an assignment. Start now.Eun-ji Seo Call in
