Blake Harrison has spent half his life behind a studio mic, convinced that airtime equals being heard. Turns out the two are nothing alike. Part audio memoir, part semi-fictionalised confession, this series drags the best and worst of a radio man into the open. Panic attacks in green rooms, late-night ego trips, the moment the on-air light stops feeling heroic and starts feeling hollow. Each episode is a glimpse into a real history. The names have been tweaked; the scars haven’t. This is a ready-for-broadcast story that feels more like late-night radio with no playlist to hide behind. If you’ve ever chased attention and still felt invisible, if you’re curious what happens after the dream job smells a bit stale, or if you just like hearing a grown man wrestle his own hype in real time... listen in. No neat lessons, no manufactured drama. Just the signal beneath the noise.